Navid Sahebjamnia

Dr Navid Sahebjamnia is a Senior Lecturer in Operations and Information Management at Brunel Business School, Brunel University London. He earned his PhD in Management Science and Operations Research from the College of Engineering at the University of Tehran and has held academic positions at Middlesex University London and Brunel University London. His work bridges operations research, sustainability, and digital transformation in supply chains.

Research Interests: Dr Sahebjamnia specializes in sustainable and resilient operations management, with a focus on supply chain and logistics optimization. He develops advanced mathematical models, including multi-objective and stochastic programming, to enhance decision-making under uncertainty. His research supports industries such as transportation, agri-food, and manufacturing in achieving environmental sustainability and operational resilience.

Publication Trends: His recent publications reflect a strong trend toward integrating operational research with digital technologies such as AI, big data analytics, and digital twins to address global challenges like pandemic response, green port operations, and humanitarian logistics. There is a consistent emphasis on resilience, sustainability, and quantitative modeling across diverse industrial contexts.

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Advising and Grants: Dr Sahebjamnia supervises PhD students in areas including resilient supply chains and AI-driven risk mitigation. He is actively involved in securing research funding, notably as a key participant in the NARRATE project funded by the European Commission (2023–2026), which focuses on building regenerative resilient smart manufacturing networks using AI and IoT. He has extensive experience in forming European research consortia and submitting proposals to major funders like UKRI and ERC.

Labs and Research Groups: He is affiliated with the OISM (Operations and Information Systems Management) Research Group at Brunel Business School and collaborates closely with Prof Afshin Mansouri and other researchers in innovation and sustainability. His work involves co-author networks and interdisciplinary teams focused on smart manufacturing and supply chain transformation.