About me

I’m an associate professor at the Technical University of Denmark (DTU) in the Machine Learning for Smart Mobility (MLSM) group, where my research is primarily focused on machine learning models for understanding and optimizing urban mobility and human behaviour. Previously, I was a H.C. Ørsted / Marie-Skłodowska Curie Actions (COFUND) postdoctoral fellow, also at DTU, working on spatio-temporal models of mobility demand with emphasis on modelling uncertainty and the effect of special events. I have published more than 60 research articles in leading conferences and journals in both transportation and machine learning. I’m ranked in the worldwide Top 2% most cited scientist list (Elsevier–Stanford 2025) in the subfields “Logistics and Transportation” and “Artificial Intelligence and Image Processing”. I serve as Area Editor for “Transportation Research Part C: Emerging Technologies” and for “Artificial Intelligence for Transportation” (Elsevier).

My research interests include:

  • Machine Learning
  • Reinforcement Learning
  • Bayesian Modelling
  • Intelligent Transportation Systems
  • Urban Mobility
  • Behaviour Modelling

E-mail: rodr [at] dtu.dk – Google ScholarGitHub

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