Adriano Masone

Adriano Masone is a Lecturer in Operations Research at the University of Naples Federico II's Department of Electrical Engineering and Information Technology (DIETI-UNINA). His research focuses on optimization problems in logistics, healthcare operations, and smart infrastructure systems. He has developed innovative formulations and algorithms for drone routing, vehicle scheduling, and resource allocation in healthcare settings. His work integrates mathematical modeling (e.g., integer linear programming) with real-world applications like blood supply chain reorganization and operating room management.

Notable research contributions include:

• Drone-team logistics for last-mile delivery
• Emergency room scheduling optimization
• Smart grid infrastructure optimization using ILP
• Feature-based approaches for customer classification in routing problems

His articles frequently address combinatorial optimization challenges, with a strong emphasis on heuristic and exact algorithm development. Masone also engages in educational initiatives like the OPS4Math project, promoting problem-solving methodologies in mathematics education.

He maintains a dedicated research laboratory focused on optimization and problem-solving applications, publishing extensively on topics spanning transportation, healthcare, and industrial engineering.