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      <title>ML × Operations Research for Urban Logistics</title>
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      <description>We&amp;rsquo;re hiring a Research Scientist at IT-Universitetet i København on a project at the intersection of machine learning and operations research, funded by the European innovation community EIT Urban Mobility.
Cities across Europe are decarbonising freight - replacing diesel vans with mixed fleets of electric vehicles, cargo bikes, and light electric vehicles. This transition has enormous climate potential, but introduces optimization challenges that existing tools and benchmarks don&amp;rsquo;t capture. The goal of this project is to build an open benchmark for mixed-fleet vehicle routing grounded in real operational data from European cities, bridging the gap between academic VRP research and the reality of sustainable urban logistics.</description>
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