Konstantinos Zavitsas

Konstantinos Zavitsas is a Senior Lecturer in the Business Analytics Department at Imperial College London's Business School. He holds a PhD in Operations Research and Transport from Imperial College, focusing on supply chain vulnerability analysis, particularly in global petroleum networks. His research interests include urban planning, transportation systems, logistics optimization, and smart cities. He has contributed to EU-funded projects addressing urban mobility, energy systems, and network design.

Dr. Zavitsas' work spans interdisciplinary areas such as autonomous vehicle impacts, traffic emissions reduction, and infrastructure management. He has published extensively on transportation networks, smart city technologies, and energy supply chain resilience. Notable projects include case studies on Aegean ferry networks and Utrecht's pedestrian transit systems.

His academic contributions highlight a blend of theoretical modeling and practical applications, including vulnerability assessments and optimization frameworks for road asset management. His research often integrates data analysis with policy implications, reflecting a commitment to real-world problem-solving.