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Professor Roman Słowiński is an academic at the Institute of Computer Science, Poznan University of Technology, and serves as Vice-President of the Polish Academy of Sciences. He was awarded the L'Ordre des Palmes Académiques by France for his contributions to Franco-Polish academic relations. His work focuses on developing innovative computer systems for management and decision support, with a strong emphasis on international collaboration.
Research Interests: Prof. Słowiński pioneers advancements in Intelligent Decision Support Systems, leveraging artificial intelligence and multi-criteria decision analysis. His work bridges theoretical computer science with practical applications in management tools, often through transnational partnerships.
Collaborations: He has held visiting roles at Paris-Dauphine University (European Chair, 2005–2006), Tours Polytechnic University, and École Centrale Paris. He co-supervises doctoral students via the co-tutelle system and leads projects like Erasmus+, PHC Polonium, and the Franco-Polish 'My PhD in 180 seconds' competition.
Awards: The French government honored him with the L'Ordre des Palmes Académiques (skipping the first rank), recognizing his decades-long contributions to Franco-Polish academic ties. He also received an honorary doctorate from Paris-Dauphine University.
Grants & Advising: Led bilateral research projects in Europe and co-advised PhD students across France, Belgium, Switzerland, and Canada. His work integrates academic and industrial partnerships for decision-making systems innovation.
Labs/Teams: Director of the Department of Intelligent Decision Support Systems at Poznan University of Technology, fostering cross-border research networks in AI and decision sciences.
