Emily Moylan

Dr Emily Moylan is a researcher at The University of Sydney, affiliated with the BUS department. Her research interests include cosmology and extragalactic astronomy, transport engineering, clinical sciences, road transportation and freight services, public transport, and transport planning. Dr Moylan holds a PhD from ANU, awarded in 2011. Her work contributes to interdisciplinary studies across scientific and engineering domains. Further details about her research and academic profile can be found on her university profile page.

Emily Moylan is a Senior Lecturer in the School of Civil Engineering at the University of Sydney, specializing in travel time reliability, transportation data, and travel behaviour. Her research explores the impact of transportation systems on urban mobility, focusing on the integration of smart card data and intelligent transportation systems to enhance public transport accessibility. Moylan's work also addresses the reliability of travel times, particularly in the context of rare events, and evaluates the effectiveness of transportation technologies in reducing incident durations. Her studies contribute to improving urban mobility through data-driven insights and policy-oriented frameworks.