Faculty
Postdocs
PhD Students
Ongoing Collaborations
Research Assistants
Nora Grace Clage
Past Members
Faculty / Researchers
– Samitha Samaranayake – Visiting from Cornell
– Ricardo Daziano – Visiting from Cornell
Postdocs
PhD students
– Lorena Torres Lahoz 2025. Thesis title: Choices, Experiences and Scenario Discovery in Emotions and Travel
– Carolin Schmidt 2025. Thesis title: Prediction and Learning-based Control for Autonomous Mobility
– Atefeh H. Golsefidi 2024. Thesis title: Adaptive and Flexible Charging Network Expansion with Reinforcement Learning, Optimization and Simulation
– Frederik Boe Hüttel 2024. Thesis title: Deep Bayesian Modelling for Uncertainty Estimation in Transportation Systems
– Mathias Niemann Tygesen 2024. Thesis title: Spatio-temporal Machine Learning for Future Mobility: Precision, Resilience, and Adaptability
– Ioanna Arkoudi 2024. Thesis title: Embedding Representations for Discrete Choice and Travel Demand Models
– Christoffer Riis 2024. Thesis title: Bayesian Machine Learning for Simulation Metamodeling
– Renming Liu 2023. Thesis title: Design, Optimization and Simulation of Tradable Mobility Credit
– Antoine Dubois 2021 – 2023
– Sergio Garrido 2019 – 2022
– Niklas Petersen 2021, Thesis title: Multi-model bus arrival prediction with intelligent handling of uncertainties
– Ioulia Markou 2019, Thesis title: Detection, analysis and prediction of traffic anomalies due to special events
– Aliasghar Mehdizadeh Dastjerdi 2019, Thesis title: ATIS and Commuters Behavior: Factors Affecting Behavioral Intentions Toward the Use of Travel Information Technology
Visiting PhD students / External Collaborations
– Rubina Singh (University of Washington) 2025
– Ekin Uguel (University of Washington) 2025
– Manuel Merolla (Sapienza University of Rome) 2025
– Noam Katzir (Technion)
– Silke Kaiser
– Cloe Cortes Balcells (EPFL)
– Keren-Or Rosenbaum (Technion)
– Lampros Yfantis (UCL)
– Mohamed Eldafrawi (Sapienza University of Rome)
– Santa Maiti (TUM), Visiting postdoc
– Mana Meskar (SUT)
– Bianca Pascariu (Université Gustave Eiffel), Visiting postdoc
– Anna Martins (IST), Co-supervision with Prof. Filipe Moura
– Gabriel Valença (IST), Supervised by Filipe Moura and Ana Morais de Sá
– Zhongcan Li (Southwest Jiaotong University), Co-supervision with Profs. Liping Fu and Chao Wen
– Xu Yan (Southwest Jiaotong University), Co-supervision with Prof. Evelen van der Hunk
– Yunhai Gong (Dalian University of Technology) 2022, Co-supervision with Prof. Shaopeng Zhong
– Mingzhuang Hua (Southeast University) 2022, Co-supervision with Prof. Xuewu Chen
– Giovanni Tuveri (University of Cagliari) 2022, Thesis title: Novel Neural Network Applications to Mode Choice in Transportation: Estimating Value of Travel Time and Modelling Psycho-Attitudinal Factors
– Santhanakrishnan Narayanan (TUM) 2023, Thesis title: Aggregate four-step and disaggregate agent-based modeling approaches, but what is in between?: Development of an intermediate transport modeling approach
– David Durán-Rodas 2021, Thesis title: Efficiency and/or equity? Understanding and planning bike-sharing based on spatial fairness
– Francisco Antunes (Coimbra) 2021, Thesis title: Active Learning Metamodels for Transport Simulation Problems
– Vishnu Baburajan 2021, Thesis title: Automated Text Analysis on Open Ended Response Surveys: Measuring Attitudes Regarding Autonomous Vehicles
– Georges Sfeir (AUB) 2021, Thesis title: Integration of Machine Learning and Discrete Choice Models to Better Predict and Describe Decision Makers’ Choices with Applications to Travel Decisions
– Nassim Motamedi (TUM) 2019, Thesis title: “Datadriven modeling of lane changing on freeways”
– Haizheng Zhang (MIT) 2018, Thesis title: Online calibration for simulation-based dynamic traffic assignment: towards large-scale and real-time performance
MSc students
– Mathias Sofus Hovmark 2024, MSc Business Analytics, Thesis: Using Context-Aware Bayesian Mixed Multinomial Logit Models for Predicting Travel Behaviour with Rejsekort Data
– Dimitrios Agyros 2023, MSc Transport & Logistics, Thesis: Simulation and Assessment of Congestion Pricing Control through Machine-Learning
– Anders Lassen 2023, MSc Mathematical Modelling and Computation, Thesis: Reinforcement Learning for Adaptive Congestion Pricing
– Þórður Örn Stefánsson 2023, MSc Human-Centred AI, Thesis: Investigating the effects of activity patterns and urban context on individuals’ emotional state
– Hildur Lára Jónsdóttir, Gudrun Gudnadottir 2023, MSc Industrial Engineering, Thesis: Data Exploration, Reliability and Simulation of Travel in the Public Transportation Network: A Case Study of Greater Copenhagen
– Frederik Sandström Ommundsen 2023, MSc Business Analytics, Thesis: Spatial analysis of mental health, mobility and urban context data using machine-learning techniques
– Alexandre Bernard-Michinov 2023, MSc Transport & Logistics, Thesis: Exploring Bayesian Optimisation for Scenario Discovery in Complex Mobility Simulation
– Dimitrios Zerzis 2023, MSc Transport & Logistics, Thesis: Calibration of Activity-based models using Bayesian Optimisation
– Jesper Hauch 2023, MSc Mathematical Modelling and Computation, Thesis: Learning and Generalizing Polynomials in Simulation Metamodeling
– Carl Johan Astrup, Julian Simon Róin Skovhus 2023, MSc Mathematical Modelling and Computation, Thesis: Uncovering Censorship: Poisson Regression for Estimating Latent Demand in EV chargers
– Lukas Ralf Schinzel 2022, MSc Mathematical Modelling and Computation, Thesis: Exploring advanced visualization for microscopic mobility insights
– Pernille Sand 2022, MSc Mathematical Modelling and Computation, Thesis: Causality, Invariance, Hierarchical Bayes
– Lawrence Egyir 2022, MSc Mathematical Modelling and Computation, Thesis: SAS cargo predictions
– Anders Lassen 2023, MSc Mathematical Modelling and Computation, Thesis: Reinforcement Learning for Adaptive Congestion Pricing
– Þórður Örn Stefánsson 2023, MSc Human-Centred AI, Thesis: Investigating the effects of activity patterns and urban context on individuals’ emotional state
– Hildur Lára Jónsdóttir, Gudrun Gudnadottir 2023, MSc Industrial Engineering, Thesis: Data Exploration, Reliability and Simulation of Travel in the Public Transportation Network: A Case Study of Greater Copenhagen
– Frederik Sandström Ommundsen 2023, MSc Business Analytics, Thesis: Spatial analysis of mental health, mobility and urban context data using machine-learning techniques
– Alexandre Bernard-Michinov 2023, MSc Transport & Logistics, Thesis: Exploring Bayesian Optimisation for Scenario Discovery in Complex Mobility Simulation
– Dimitrios Zerzis 2023, MSc Transport & Logistics, Thesis: Calibration of Activity-based models using Bayesian Optimisation
– Jesper Hauch 2023, MSc Mathematical Modelling and Computation, Thesis: Learning and Generalizing Polynomials in Simulation Metamodeling
– Carl Johan Astrup, Julian Simon Róin Skovhus 2023, MSc Mathematical Modelling and Computation, Thesis: Uncovering Censorship: Poisson Regression for Estimating Latent Demand in EV chargers
– Lukas Ralf Schinzel 2022, MSc Mathematical Modelling and Computation, Thesis: Exploring advanced visualization for microscopic mobility insights
– Pernille Sand 2022, MSc Mathematical Modelling and Computation, Thesis: Causality, Invariance, Hierarchical Bayes
– Lawrence Egyir 2022, MSc Mathematical Modelling and Computation, Thesis: SAS cargo predictions
– Mark Tselikov 2022, MSc Business Analytics, Thesis: Causal Metamodels for Simulators
– Theis Hjortkjær 2022, MSc Math. Modelling and Comp., Thesis: Zero-Shot learning of shared mobility demand using meta learning and graph neural networks
– Toke Bøgelund-Andersen 2022, MSc Business Analytics, Thesis: Predicting Car Pick-Up Times in Shared Mobility with Deep Graph Neural Networks
– Peter Groth 2022, MSc Math. Modelling and Comp., Thesis: Trajectory Forecasting with Graph Neural Networks
– Lorena Torres Lahoz 2022, MSc Math. Modelling and Comp., Thesis: Latent Class Choice Models using Machine Learning: Application to Individual Decisions in Sustainable Mobility
– Aikaterini Antonoudi & Andreas Arampatzis 2021, MSc Transport & Logistics, Thesis: Estimating Spatio-Temporal Demand for Electric Vehicle Charging
– Gauthier Belpaire 2021, MSc Business Analytics, Thesis: EV charging demand prediction from GPS traces
– Jacques Michel 2021, MSc Business Analytics, Thesis: Machine Learning applied to shipbuilding market analysis
– Mattia Andreotti 2021, MSc Industrial Engineering, Thesis: Predictive Maintenance at Haldor Topsoe
– Andreas Kaae 2021, MSc Transport & Logistics, Thesis: Survival Analysis Modeling of Electric Vehicle Charging
– Aijie Shu 2021, MSc Transport & Logistics, Thesis: Multi-task classification of trip mode and purpose: Leveraging transfer-learning and artificial neural networks on noisy and class-imbalanced GPS trajectories”
– Joan Omella 2021, MSc Transport & Logistics, Thesis: Metamodel optimization for traffic simulation calibration
– Kleio Milia & Magnus Hedengran 2021, MSc Transport & Logistics, Thesis: Smart parking: Forecasting cruising time using big data”
– Michael Wamberg 2021, MSc Math. Modelling and Comp., Thesis: Bayesian inference for probabilistic skill assessment: Ranking and rating of football clubs and players
– Simone Vestergaard & Rebecca Sommer 2021, MSc Business Analytics, Thesis: Automization of the supplier selection for SimpleFeast to ensure maximization of value
– Christian Glissov & Tobias Konradsen 2021, MSc Math. Modelling and Comp., Thesis: Recurrent Flows for Video Generation
– Francisco Jose Perez Dominguez 2020, MSc Transport & Logistics, Thesis: Applying a multi-layer network model for multi-modal trip planning in Maas
– Antonios Koutounidis 2020, MSc Transport & Logistics, Thesis: A travel and energy behaviour sensitive optimisation for charging of private EV fleet in the Danish context
– David Zhuravlev 2020, MSc Industrial Engineering, Thesis: Developing a reinforcement learning approach to trading strategy in energy balancing markets
– Nikolaos Nakis 2020, MSc Math. Modelling and Comp., Thesis: Task-free Variational Continual Learning
– Kasper Rolsted 2020, MSc Math. Modelling and Comp., Thesis: Generalized Heteroscedastic Multi-output Censored Gaussian Processes for Demand Prediction
– Mathias Tygesen 2020, MSc Math. Modelling and Comp., Thesis: Density estimation with Normalizing Flows
– Johannes Benjamin Eckert 2019, MSc Industrial Engineering, Thesis: Exploring blockchain in user-centric emission trading systems for multi-modal mobility
– Kris Walther 2019, MSc Math. Modelling and Comp., Thesis: Spatio-temporal modelling and forecasting of road traffic using Gaussian processes and deep neural nets
– Anders Parslov 2019, MSc Math. Modelling and Comp., Thesis: Uncertainty Estimation and Quantile Regression in Neural Networks for Bus Arrival Time Prediction
– Mathilde Loft 2019, MSc Math. Modelling and Comp., Thesis: Deep Survival Analysis for Shared Mobility
– Sebastian Balle 2019, MSc Math. Modelling and Comp., Thesis: Spatio-temporal analysis of bicycle incidents in the urban area of Copenhagen
Research assistants
– Antonios Koutounidis 2020-2022
– Nina Friser Holst
– Louise Amanda Bünger Sørensen