Dr. Uta Mohring is a postdoctoral fellow at Rotman School of Management, University of Toronto, Canada. In 2022, she received her PhD from Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT), Germany, for her thesis on workload balancing and capacity planning in stochastic order fulfilment systems.
Her passion is developing and using mathematical models to guide decision-making in logistics and transportation. Her research especially focuses on decision-making under uncertainty. She is currently working on workload balancing and demand management approaches for order fulfilment systems as well as pricing regimes for ride-hailing networks.
Her passion is developing and using mathematical models to guide decision-making in logistics and transportation. Her research especially focuses on decision-making under uncertainty. She is currently working on workload balancing and demand management approaches for order fulfilment systems as well as pricing regimes for ride-hailing networks.
Methodology
Stochastic modelling, queueing theory, Markovian decision process, dynamic programming, discrete-event and agent-based simulation
Applications
Order fulfilment, on-demand transportation, warehouse operations, logistics, supply chain management
Stochastic modelling, queueing theory, Markovian decision process, dynamic programming, discrete-event and agent-based simulation
Applications
Order fulfilment, on-demand transportation, warehouse operations, logistics, supply chain management