Newly published Communications-Based Train Control — a two-volume technical reference written for US transit professionals. April 2026. Volume 1 — Foundations & Technical Architecture533 pp · ISBN 979-8-258-54295-3Volume 2 — Operations, Deployment & Economics594 pp · ISBN 979-8-258-54528-2 1,127 pages · 78 original technical figures · drawn from twenty years of US deployment practice and international benchmarking. → Companion site: cbtcbook.com → Buy: Vol 1 on Amazon · Vol 2 on Amazon
Currently
Leading applied-AI research at the intersection of robotics, rail transit, and energy systems at Rutgers CAIT (Center for Advanced Infrastructure & Transportation). Designing AI-driven optimization workflows for transportation infrastructure partners. Building cross-functional pipelines that connect university research with US industry sponsors in rail-tech and clean energy.
Open to Remote and flexible US-based engagements — engineering leadership, technical advisory, expert witness, or strategic consulting on CBTC, signaling, and AI for transportation infrastructure. Comfortable in English and Mandarin. Areas CBTC · rail signaling · train control · transit operations · applied AI / ML for infrastructure · system safety & V&V · procurement strategy · US ↔ China rail-tech · energy systems · lifecycle cost analysis
Get in touch
Email — franciscowang2008@gmail.com LinkedIn — linkedin.com/in/chunjun-wang Speaking & guest lectures — available for conference panels, agency tech-talks, and university lectures on CBTC and US deployment practice. Contact via email.
This profile is a billboard, not an active development account. The real work happens at cbtcbook.com, in the Rutgers CAIT lab, and in the field.