Zhenghong Deng

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Zhenghong Deng is a leading researcher in sustainable urban logistics and intelligent transportation systems, with a particular focus on last-mile delivery optimization. His most impactful work addresses the critical challenge of designing environmentally friendly e-grocery distribution networks that integrate emerging technologies such as autonomous delivery robots and parcel lockers. Deng's 2020 study on sustainable two-echelon e-grocery delivery systems, which has garnered 46 citations, provides a pioneering mathematical framework for multi-modal distribution that balances customer expectations with operational efficiency and environmental sustainability. This research has significant implications for the rapidly growing online grocery sector, offering practical solutions to reduce carbon emissions while meeting the demands of modern urban consumers. Deng's contributions extend beyond theoretical modeling to include actionable insights for logistics planners and policymakers. His work stands at the intersection of operations research, sustainable development, and smart city infrastructure, making him a valuable voice in the ongoing transformation of urban freight systems. Through his research, Deng continues to shape how cities can leverage automation and innovative delivery models to create more efficient, equitable, and environmentally responsible distribution networks.