About
Professor Meng Qingchun is a second-level professor and doctoral supervisor at the School of Management, Shandong University. He leads the Digital Intelligence Management and Decision Simulation Laboratory (Class A) and focuses on emergency resource coordination, supply chain resilience, and disaster response strategies. His research has been supported by multiple National Natural Science Foundation projects and resulted in over 80 publications, including works in Transportation Research Part E, Production and Operations Management, and Risk Analysis. Key achievements include optimizing emergency material reserves, volunteer task allocation algorithms, and fairness-aware decision models.
Education details are not explicitly mentioned in the provided texts, but his academic roles and publications indicate advanced training in operations research and management science. He serves as deputy secretary-general of the China Association for Optimization and chairs its Network Science Branch. His work bridges theoretical advancements with practical applications in disaster management and public policy.
Research interests emphasize emergency governance, collaborative decision-making mechanisms, and government-enterprise partnerships. Recent projects address volunteer scheduling efficiency, risk integration under uncertainty, and loan subsidy policies post-disasters. His team’s work has been published in top-tier journals like Production and Operations Management (UTD 24) and Risk Analysis (ABS 4).
Scientific awards include the National Teaching Achievement Award (2nd Prize) and Shandong Provincial Social Science Award (1st Prize). He has secured grants totaling four National Natural Science Foundation key/general projects and a National Social Science Foundation key project. His lab collaborates with industry leaders in manufacturing and public health, applying optimization theories to real-world challenges.