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Professor Ruhul A Sarker is a distinguished academic at UNSW Canberra's School of Systems and Computing (SysCom) located at ADFA. He previously served as Director of Faculty PG Research (June 2015 to May 2020) and Deputy Head of School (Research) of SEIT (2011-2014). His research has earned him recognition as one of the top 2% of world's scientists in both Artificial Intelligence and Operations Research fields.
Professor Sarker's research interests span decision analytics, evolutionary computation, operations research, and applied optimization with a specific focus on Augmenting Human Intelligence (AHI). His work bridges theoretical advancements with practical applications across supply chain management, project portfolio optimization, and computational intelligence. His recent publications demonstrate a strong focus on addressing complex optimization challenges in dynamic environments, particularly in large-scale constrained optimization, supply chain resilience, and multi-modal transportation systems.
His research output shows a clear trend toward integrating evolutionary computation techniques with modern AI approaches to solve real-world optimization problems. The publications reveal significant contributions to evolutionary algorithms, constraint handling methods, and applications in logistics, supply chain management, and medical imaging. His recent work particularly emphasizes handling uncertainty and disruptions in complex systems.
- Top 2% of world's scientists in Artificial Intelligence (Stanford University)
- Top 2% of world's scientists in Operations Research (Elsevier/Scopus/digitalcommonsdata)
Professor Sarker actively supervises PhD students, offering scholarships for high-achieving students in Computer Science, Information Sciences, Operations Research, or Industrial Engineering. His research activities are organized through the Canberra Evolutionary Optimization Research (EvOpt) group, reflecting his commitment to advancing evolutionary computation methodologies for practical problem-solving.
