Filipe Rodrigues

Filipe Rodrigues is an Assistant Professor in the Mathematics Department at the Lisbon School of Economics & Management (ISEG), University of Lisbon, since 2020, specializing in Operational Research with emphasis on optimization under uncertainty.

His educational background includes a PhD in Operations Research (2019), Master's in Operations Research (2015), and Bachelor's in Mathematics (2013), all from the University of Aveiro.

Dr. Rodrigues' research centers on stochastic programming and robust optimization methodologies applied to port terminal operations and maritime transportation, addressing complex problems like berth allocation, quay crane scheduling, and vehicle routing under uncertain conditions. His work bridges theoretical advances with practical logistics solutions.

His publication record shows consistent focus on maritime logistics optimization, with 15 recent articles in premier journals including European Journal of Operational Research and Transportation Research Part B. Key trends include distributionally robust modeling for port operations and advanced heuristics for vehicle routing under uncertainty.

He has supervised nine Master's students on diverse topics including ship allocation under uncertainty, inspection routing for power lines, climate change investment impacts, and road freight pricing simulation.

As an active researcher at ISEG, he contributes to the Data Lab and Policy Lab, supporting interdisciplinary projects that apply optimization techniques to economic policy and data-driven decision-making challenges.