What is e-VRO?
Electric Vehicle Routing Optimization (e-VRO) is a 4-year research program funded by the National Research Agence (ANR for its acronym in French). The main objective of the program is to design, implement, test, and disseminate fast and effective algorithms for electric vehicle routing problems. The project officially started in January 2016 and will end in December 2020.
Who is involved?
e-VRO brings together researchers from French, United Statiens, Canadian, Italian, and Colombian teams.
Laboratoire d’Informatique de Université de Tours (LI) – France | |
Pr. Jean-Charles Billaut | Pr. Yannick Kergosien |
Pr. Jorge E. Mendoza (PI) | Pr. Emmanuel Néron |
Dr. Aurélien Froger (post-doc) | Laura Echeverri (Ph.D. student) |
Nicholas Kullman (Ph.D. student) | |
Laboratoire Angevin de Recherche en Ingénierie des Systèmes (LARIS) – France | |
Pr. Christelle Guéret | Alejandro Montoya (Ph.D student) |
HEC Montréal – Canada | |
Pr. Gilbert Laporte | Dr. Cagri Kok (post-doc) |
Samuel Pelletier (Ph.D. student) | |
Politecnico di Milano – Italy | |
Pr. Ola Jabali | |
Saint Louis University – USA | |
Pr. Justin Goodson | |
Universidad de Antioquia – Colombia | |
Pr. Juan G. Villegas |