BELHOCINE Latifa

BELHOCINE Latifa is a Researcher-Lecturer at the CESI Nancy Campus, affiliated with the 'Engineering and Numerical Tools' research team. She holds a PhD from the University of Lorraine (2022) titled New integrated, multi-criteria remanufacturing strategies based on product performance and customer profiles. Her academic background includes a Master's and Bachelor's in Operational Research from USTHB Algiers (2018 and 2016).

• Education:
• PhD: University of Lorraine, 2022
• Master: USTHB Algiers, 2018 (Operational Research: Models and Methods)
• Bachelor: USTHB Algiers, 2016 (Operational Research)

Her research focuses on remanufacturing systems, supply chain optimization, multi-objective decision-making, and genetic algorithms. She explores strategies to integrate customer behavior and product performance into sustainable manufacturing processes, with applications in smartphone reconditioning and multi-component systems.

Teaching Activities: She instructs courses in object-oriented programming, algorithms, databases, data visualization, and operations research at the undergraduate and engineering levels at CESI Nancy.

Key Research Trends: Her publications emphasize hybrid genetic algorithms for remanufacturing planning, customer-centric recovery policies, and performance-driven optimization models. Recent work includes a 2024 study on multi-component recovery strategies and a 2022 paper on integrated remanufacturing systems.

Labs/Teams: Active member of the 'Engineering and Numerical Tools' research group at CESI, focusing on numerical methods and industrial systems engineering.