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If @trb.org is censoring research paper topics at #TRBAM, that's bad. But what's worse is them not clearly articulating the criteria up front, thus wasting everyone's time.

Research from @donmackenzie.bsky.social found that people with a negative view of public charger reliability were far less likely to choose an EV than those with a moderate view.
www.washington.edu/news/2025/09...

Summary of our recent paper finding that poor charging reliability may become a real drag on the EV market: www.washington.edu/news/2025/09...

Public EV infrastructure in the US mostly sucks, but non-EV drivers don't seem to realize this. In a new paper, we quantify how much of a drag on EV adoption it would be if everyone caught on to this fact. Spoiler: it's a lot. authors.elsevier.com/c/1lQGs,L-HR...

Today the University of Washington hosted a workshop sponsored by the National Science Foundation. One of our featured afternoon speakers, an MIT-trained Italian, was denied entry to the US and was unable to lend us his expertise.

Excited to share our new paper: "Using Information to Curb Racial Discrimination" with Don MacKenzie, Michiko Namazu, @ozaltun.bsky.social, @dansvirsky.bsky.social, & @stephenzoepf.bsky.social

www.nber.org/papers/w33118

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