Laboratory Centers

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The Laboratory Center of School of Transportation at Southeast University has established two major categories of experimental bases: "Transportation System Optimization" and "Transportation Infrastructure." It possesses 8 national-level teaching demonstration centers, as well as industry and provincial key laboratories/engineering centers. The Center also participates in the construction of 3 state key laboratories/engineering laboratories and 6 ministerial/provincial-level key laboratories, providing key support for the cultivation of talent and scientific research development in the National First-Level Key Discipline of Transportation Engineering (ranked A+ in national comprehensive discipline evaluation) and related disciplines such as Civil Engineering.The School's Experimental Center is equipped with a series of major instruments and facilities, including: multi-degree-of-freedom driving simulation systems, accelerated pavement loading test systems, bridge deck structural component loading simulation systems, and high-precision in-situ testing devices. These have provided essential working conditions for national key R&D programs, national science and technology support projects, National Natural Science Foundation of China projects, and major engineering initiatives.

National Highway Science Popularization Education Base

2025

Key Laboratory of Integrated Transportation, Ministry of Transport

2022

Research Center of Intelligent Transportation Systems (ITS), Ministry of Education

2015

SEU Branch, National Eng. Tech. Research Center of Road Traffic Management

2014

Jiangsu Key Laboratory of Urban Underground Engineering and Environmental Safety

2014

Jiangsu Provincial Research Center of Road Maintenance

2013

Jiangsu Key Laboratory of Urban Intelligent Transportation

2013

National Laboratory for New Road Materials

2012

Collaborative Innovation Center of Modern Urban Transportation Technology

2012

Jiangsu Key Laboratory of Traffic Planning and Management

2002