Ahmed Almadhoun.

Research & methods

Doctoral research: transport poverty in freight transportation networks, under Prof. Mariusz Kostrzewski at Warsaw University of Technology.

• Freight accessibility and infrastructure constraints.
• Passenger–freight interactions in shared urban corridors.
• PTV Vissim microsimulation and PTV Visum network modelling.
• Candidate indicators, calibration and empirical validation in development.

Professional experience

Warsaw University of Technology: doctoral research and teaching experience in engineering graphics and descriptive geometry.

Accenture: accounts receivable and cash collections experience, reporting, escalations, month-end support and colleague training.

Engineering foundation: a BSc in Civil Engineering (Abu Dhabi University) and a master’s degree in Transport Systems Engineering and Management (Warsaw University of Technology).

Recognition & direction

2026 WUT scientific competition recognition and an awarded 2026–2027 grant on passenger-induced freight penalties under mixed-traffic conditions.

Next: expand corridor models and datasets, validate measures and integrate the doctoral contribution. Dissertation submission targeted for September 2028.

Selected published research

• Application of Optimization Algorithms in Design of Railway Vehicles: Review of Selected Methods
  Algorithms · 19(9), article 808 · 2026
• The 79th street in Musaffah Abu Dhabi – The Simulation-Based Alternatives
  Transportation Research Procedia · 93, 826–832 · 2026
• Smart city planning for inclusive postwar urban reconstruction: integrating electromobility and freight accessibility
  In: Systemy transportowe w erze automatyzacji i cyfryzacji · Warsaw University of Technology Press · pp. 89–109 · 2025

Conference contributions

TRANSCOM 2025 · Transport XXI Wieku 2025 · LSTP 2026 · TRANSBALTICA 2026.

Presented & forthcoming

• TRANSBALTICA: Towards an Accessibility-Based Framework for Assessing Freight Transport Poverty. Presented September 2026; accepted for future monograph publication.
• LSTP: Microsimulation-Based Assessment of the Impact of Passenger Traffic on the Reliability of Freight Transport under Urban Congestion Conditions. Presented September 2026; manuscript preparation ongoing.
• Elsevier chapter: Blockchain-Based Secure Communication in Digital Twins for Smart Transportation. Final manuscript submitted 24 July 2026; publication timing subject to publisher confirmation.