Andromachi Mourtzouchou

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Andromachi Mourtzouchou is an emerging researcher specializing in sustainable urban logistics, last-mile delivery systems, and the environmental assessment of emerging transportation technologies. Her work sits at the intersection of e-commerce growth, urban mobility, and sustainability science, making her a notable voice in shaping the future of freight transportation. Her most influential contribution, "Last-mile delivery by automated droids" (2022), has garnered 53 citations and stands out for its innovative integration of multi-criteria decision-making analysis, sustainability pillars, and scenario analysis to evaluate real-world delivery operations — a methodological approach that bridges theoretical frameworks with practical implementation. Building on this foundation, her 2024 comparative study, already accumulating 30 citations, broadens the analytical scope by benchmarking autonomous delivery robots against delivery bicycles and light commercial vehicles across 14 diverse European landscapes, offering stakeholders a comprehensive, data-driven perspective on transportation mode selection. Mourtzouchou's research is particularly valuable for policymakers, urban planners, and logistics professionals navigating the rapid evolution of delivery ecosystems. By grounding her analyses in real-world consumption data and diverse geographic contexts, she delivers actionable insights that advance both academic understanding and practical decision-making in sustainable last-mile logistics.