Nicholas Kullman
Operations Research PhD student
I am a PhD student on the Operations Research (OR), Scheduling, and Transportation team at the University of Tours, anticipating graduation in Spring 2020.
I work on optimization problems in sustainable transportation using a combination of techniques, including deep reinforcement learning and math programming.
In addition to my current work in transportation, I have prior OR experience in scheduling and resource management, as well as industry experience in telecommunications.
I received a BS in physics from the University of Missouri in 2011 and an MS in Quantitative Ecology and Resource Management from the University of Washington in 2016.
Newly updated research
Modeling vehicle routing problems as Atari game: [manuscript, video]
Python package solving FRVCPs: [manuscript, package]
Using AI for autonomous electric ridehailing fleets: [manuscript, video]
EV routing with public charging stations: [manuscript]