Biography

I am a Research Associate and PhD Candidate at the Technical University of Munich (TUM), Chair of Transportation Systems Engineering, working on the DFG-funded project SEE-FAr.

My research combines agent-based simulations, optimization, and choice modelling to explore innovative electrification and automation strategies for road freight. With an M.Sc. in Transportation Systems (TUM) and professional experience in large-scale infrastructure projects, I focus on methods that support both policy design and industry decision-making in sustainable logistics.

In practice, this means working with large-scale operational data — commercial-fleet GPS trajectories, roadside traffic counts, and network models — to produce freight demand estimates, charging-infrastructure assessments, and scenario analyses that carriers, infrastructure providers, and public authorities can act on.

Interests
  • Freight electrification and automation
  • Agent-based simulation (MATSim)
  • Optimization & choice modelling
  • High-performance computing
Education
  • Ph.D. Candidate, Transportation Systems Engineering, 2025 -

    Technical University of Munich (TUM)

  • M.Sc. Transportation Systems, 2021 - 2024

    Technical University of Munich (TUM)

  • B.Sc. Civil & Environmental Engineering, 2014 - 2017

    Islamic University of Technology, Bangladesh

Selected Research Outputs

Journal articles, working papers, and thesis outputs

(2026). Comparative analysis of interpretable data-driven and analytical car-following models on highways: Robustness, sensitivity and transferability. IET Intell. Transp. Syst..

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(2025). Data-driven vertiport siting: A comparative analysis of clustering methods for Urban Air Mobility. Journal of Urban Mobility, Vol. 7.

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(2025). A sustainable multi-objective framework for multi-phased, capacitated vertiport siting with land use integration. Communications in Transportation Research, Vol. 5.

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(2022). UAM siting approach considering capacity and land use: A case study of Munich. Master’s Thesis, Technical University of Munich.

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Academic Service

Peer review for international journals and conferences.

  • Journal of Urban Mobility (Elsevier) — 2 manuscripts reviewed, 2026
  • 28th EURO Working Group on Transportation Meeting (EWGT 2026), Kraków, Poland — 5 manuscripts reviewed, 2026

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Contact

Collaborations, research discussions, and industry partnerships