Alice Bittante

Alice Bittante is affiliated with the Faculty of Natural Sciences and Technology, focusing on computational optimization and energy systems research. She actively contributes to academic publications in the field of liquefied natural gas supply chain modeling.

• Liquefied Natural Gas Supply Chains
• Mixed-Integer Linear Programming
• Computational Time Optimization
• Sustainable Energy Infrastructure Development

Her research centers on mathematical modeling of energy logistics networks, particularly LNG supply chains in the Baltic Sea region. Key areas include:

• Multi-period optimization frameworks
• Sea-land transport integration
• Small-scale LNG distribution systems
• Cost-efficiency analysis with environmental constraints
• Computational modeling of energy networks
• Scenario-based infrastructure planning

Between 2014-2018, she published six peer-reviewed works, including five journal articles and one conference proceedings, primarily focused on optimization techniques applied to sustainable energy systems. Her collaborative research with F. Pettersson and H. Saxén demonstrates strong interdisciplinary connections.