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YinJin LEE
Academic Background:
- 2013 - present • MIT, ESD: PhD student in Engineering Systems
- 2011-2013 • MIT, ESD: MS in Engineering Systems
- 2009 • University of Wisconsin Madison: BEng in Chemical and Biological Engineering
Work Experience:
- 2010 - 2011 • Institute of Chemical and Engineering Sciences, A-STAR* • Singapore
Research Engineer: Research with focus on molecular modeling.
Research Domain:
Urban city logistics
Research Methodology:
Discrete choice analysis
Research Description:
My research focuses on profiling suppliers and freight companies' last mile delivery strategies in urban cities. This research area is particularly bounded by the data availability, and establishment-based surveys will be the main source of data. The survey data would be used to model freight movements and to evaluate the logistic transportation efficiency in different supply chain structures.
I am affiliated to Megacity Logistics (with Dr. Edgar Blanco) and Future Urban Mobility (with Prof. Christopher Zegras).
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