Project cooperationUpdated on 24 September 2025
Operations Research expertise: Algorithms, models, data analysis
About
The Antwerp Operations Research group ANT/OR, part of the Department of Engineering Management within the Faculty of Business and Economics, studies and develops state-of-the-art optimisation models and algorithms for strategic, tactical, and operational decision support. Driven by real-world challenges faced by industry and government, we aim to adapt and enhance existing techniques where possible, and to design new, problem-specific approaches when necessary.
Rather than being guided solely by theoretical curiosity, our work often begins with practical problems that highlight the limitations of existing models and solution methods. We place strong emphasis on developing models and algorithms that are not only innovative, but also robust, applicable, and effective in practice.
We have established expertise in the design and evaluation of (meta)heuristic and other optimisation algorithms. A key focus of our work is understanding how to develop these methods in a scientifically sound and reproducible manner, ensuring both high performance and reliability across diverse planning contexts.
Topic
- 15mC topic 1 – Next steps for multimodal urban mobility, building on the travel experience
- 15mC topic 2 – Reimagining parking – transforming urban parking policies
Type
- Looking to join a project
Organisation
Similar opportunities
Project cooperation
Looking for project cooperation on 15mC topics 1 & 2
- Looking to join a project
- 15mC topic 3 – Mobility policymaking in context of radical contestation
- 15mC topic 2 – Reimagining parking – transforming urban parking policies
- 15mC topic 1 – Next steps for multimodal urban mobility, building on the travel experience
Job Oberman
Researcher at Windesheim University of Applied Sciences
Almere, Netherlands
Project cooperation
Safe and Seamless Integration of Autonomous Micromobility in Multimodal Urban Mobility
- Looking to join a project
- 15mC topic 2 – Reimagining parking – transforming urban parking policies
- 15mC topic 1 – Next steps for multimodal urban mobility, building on the travel experience
Lennart Luttkus
Research Assistant at Chair of Mechatronics - University of Augsburg - Germany
Augsburg, Germany
Project cooperation
Looking for a project on healthcare access issues #15mC
- 15mC topic 2 – Reimagining parking – transforming urban parking policies
- 15mC topic 1 – Next steps for multimodal urban mobility, building on the travel experience
Kristina QUESTEL
European projects officer at Valenciennes Métropole
Valenciennes, France