His Ph. D. research stems from industrial partnerships and bears on transportation optimization (multi-period vehicle loading and routing with stochastic supply). Currently, he is interested in on-line quays scheduling and dynamic network design. He participates actively to international conferences and international research groups and is interested both in methodological aspects (operational research, algorithmics and assistance to decision-making) and in applied research itself (transport, logistics and supply chain management). He cooperates with foreign institutions and researchers (INRIA, France and CIRRELT, Canada).