Xyrian Brooijmans

Xyrian Brooijmans is a master's student in Transport, Infrastructure and Logistics at Delft University of Technology, specialising in Logistics Systems. With a prior educational background in Architecture and the Built Environment, he brings a spatial and design-oriented perspective to transport and logistics challenges.

His academic interests lie in the application of operations research, mathematical modelling and systems analysis to the planning of sustainable urban systems. He is particularly interested in understanding how logistics networks interact with the built environment, and how infrastructure, spatial organisation and policy can be coordinated to support more efficient and liveable cities.

His current research explores municipal planning for urban freight transitions, focusing on zero-emission zones, cargo-bike logistics and the strategic development of urban logistics hubs. His research is related to PROSPER.