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Immanuel Bomze is a Full Professor of Applied Mathematics and Statistics at the University of Vienna, affiliated with the Institute of Statistics and Operations Research and the Data Science Research Center. His research focuses on Operations Research, Game Theory, Optimization, and their applications in areas like astronomy and logistics. He holds the EurOpt Fellow distinction (2014) and has received multiple best paper awards. Bomze has authored over 120 publications, including work on quadratic optimization, evolutionary game dynamics, and stochastic modeling. He serves as Editor-in-Chief of the EURO Journal of Computational Optimization and has held leadership roles in organizations like EURO. His teaching includes advanced optimization courses and PhD seminars. Notable contributions include methods for cluster detection in networks and robust optimization frameworks.
Education
- 1982: Dr. rer. nat (PhD equivalent) in Mathematics, University of Vienna
- 1981: Mag. rer. nat (MSc equivalent) in Mathematics and Physics, University of Vienna
Research Interests include: Optimization Theory, Game Theory applications, Stochastic Modelling, Dynamical Systems, and Data Science. His work bridges theoretical mathematics with real-world problems in logistics, astronomy, and decision theory.
Key Achievements:
- Developed evolutionary game dynamics models for equilibrium analysis.
- Contributed to copositive programming and robust optimization methodologies.
- Co-founded the GAMENET European Network for Game Theory.
- Recipient of the Best Paper Award in Mathematical Methods of Operations Research (2020) and other journals.
Grants & Collaborations: Extensive collaborations with institutions worldwide, including the International Institute for Applied Systems Analysis (IIASA). Research funded by grants from NSF, NWO, and others.
Labs/Teams: Active in the Vienna Center for Operations Research (VCOR) and the Data Science Research Group at the University of Vienna.
