Marzougui & Kan Developing Crashworthy Tangent End Treatment For Low-Speed & Curbed Roadways
Dhafer Marzougui, Associate Professor, Physics and Astronomy, and Cing-Dao Kan, Professor/Director, Center for Collision Safety and Analysis, received $749,954 from the National Cooperative Highway Research Program for: "Development of a Crashworthy Tangent End Treatment for Low-Speed and Curbed Roadways."
This funding began in Nov. 2023 and will end in Nov. 2026.
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