Nicholas J. Kemp

Research Associate

Status:

Former

Education

M.S. Sustainable Systems, University of Michigan, 2020
B.S.E. Chemical Engineering, U.S. Military Academy of West Point, 2009

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Research Interests

My current research is centered around a life cycle perspective on autonomous vehicles. Other interests in sustainability research include food systems and biomimicry

Post-Docs & Associates

Nicholas J. Kemp

Research Associate

"Carbon Footprint of Alternative Grocery Shopping and Transportation Options from Retail Distribution Centers to Customer"

Life cycle greenhouse gas emissions for last-mile parcel delivery by automated vehicles and robots

Carbon Accounting Modeling Project: A Report Developed for and Supported by the U-M President's Commission on Carbon Neutrality

Life Cycle Greenhouse Gas Impacts of a Connected and Automated SUV and Van

Sustainability Assessment of Automated Urban Delivery Systems

Travel Behavior Changes and Sustainability Implications of CAV Fleet Deployment

DOE CERC 2.0 Thrust Area: Systems Assessment Best Practices

Carbon emissions and grocery shopping: EVs and home delivery better, ‘trip chaining’ and robots best

U-M Carbon Neutrality Commission Releases Final Report; SEAS Plays Key Role in Recommendations

Carbon accounting group quantifies U-M emissions

Study Focuses on Life Cycle Greenhouse Gas Impacts of a Connected and Automated SUV and Van