Zhang Wenye

Mr. Zhang Wenye

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Academic Career Length

3Years (2024-Present)

(Calculated once Scilit publication data is synced: current year − year of first publication + 1)

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4 September 2025 in Sustainability
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Sergey BarykinSergey Barykin
Sergey Barykin
ZWZhang Wenye
Zhang Wenye
DDDaria Dinets
Daria Dinets
Andrey Vitalievich NechesovAndrey Vitalievich Nechesov
Andrey Vitalievich Nechesov
Nikolay  I. DidenkoNikolay I. Didenko
Nikolay I. Didenko
EMEVGENII MAKARENKO
EVGENII MAKARENKO
This research considers an Artificial Intelligence (AI)-driven omnichannel logistics network for bioethanol supply from Russia to China. As a renewable, low-carbon transport fuel, bioethanol plays a critical role in energy diversification and decarbonization strategies for both Russia and China. However, its flammability and temperature sensitivity impose stringent requirements on transport infrastructure and supply chain management, making it a typical application scenario for exploring intelligent logistics models. The proposed model integrates information, transportation, and financial flows into a unified simulation framework designed to support flexible and sustainable cross-border (CB) logistics. Using a combination of machine learning, multi-objective evaluation, and reinforcement learning (RL), the system models and ranks alternative transportation routes under varying operational conditions. Results indicate that the mixed corridor through Kazakhstan and Kyrgyzstan achieves the best overall balance of cost, time, emissions, and customs reliability, outperforming single-country routes. The findings highlight the potential of AI-enhanced logistics systems in supporting low-carbon energy trade and CB infrastructure coordination.

17 July 2025 in Preprints.org
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Sergey BarykinSergey Barykin
Sergey Barykin
ZWZhang Wenye
Zhang Wenye
DDDaria Dinets
Daria Dinets
Andrey Vitalievich NechesovAndrey Vitalievich Nechesov
Andrey Vitalievich Nechesov
Nikolay  I. DidenkoNikolay I. Didenko
Nikolay I. Didenko
EMEVGENII MAKARENKO
EVGENII MAKARENKO
This research considers an AI-driven omnichannel logistics network for bioethanol supply from Russia to China. The proposed model integrates information, transportation, and financial flows into a unified simulation framework designed to support flexible and sustainable cross-border logistics. Using a combination of machine learning, multi-objective evaluation, and reinforcement learning, the system models and ranks alternative transportation routes under varying operational conditions. Results indicate that a mixed corridor through Kazakhstan and Kyrgyzstan offers the best balance of cost, time, emissions, and customs reliability. The findings highlight the potential of AI-enhanced logistics systems in supporting low-carbon energy trade and cross-border infrastructure coordination.

21 June 2024
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ZWZhang Wenye
Zhang Wenye
Sergey BarykinSergey Barykin
Sergey Barykin
Irina KapustinaIrina Kapustina
Irina Kapustina
AKAnna Kurochkina
Anna Kurochkina
AKAnna Karmanova
Anna Karmanova

1 January 2025 in News of the Kabardin-Balkar Scientific Center of RAS
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ZWZhang Wenye
Zhang Wenye