Louison Duboz
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Louison Duboz is a leading researcher in sustainable urban logistics, whose work tackles the critical challenge of decarbonizing last-mile delivery. His research centers on the comparative performance of emerging and traditional freight modes, with a particular focus on autonomous delivery robots, cargo cycles, and light commercial vehicles. Duboz’s major contribution is a rigorous, data-driven modelling framework that moves beyond theoretical assumptions, grounding his analysis in real-world consumption patterns. His landmark 2024 study, "Unravelling the last-mile conundrum," which has already garnered 30 citations, provides a comprehensive, multi-city evaluation of these transport modes across 14 diverse European landscapes. This work offers actionable insights for policymakers and logistics operators, demonstrating how different technologies can be optimally deployed to reduce congestion and emissions. By quantifying the trade-offs between efficiency, cost, and environmental impact, Duboz is shaping the future of urban freight, making him a vital voice for students and researchers seeking evidence-based solutions to the pressing problems of city logistics and sustainable transport.
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