جست‌وجوی استاد و پژوهشگر

• Transport Pricing
• Econometric Applications in Maritime and Port Economics
• Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) in Transport and Logistics
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Mahinda Yapa Mudiyanselage is an Associate Professor at the Business School , Edinburgh Napier University , and Programme Leader for the MBA in Business Leadership & Practice. He teaches and supervises in areas including supply chain and logistics, operations management, and management research, with a focus on international student engagement and work-based learning projects. Research interests span transport pricing, econometric modeling in maritime and port economics, sustainable development goals (SDGs) in transport, logistics management, and transport infrastructure investment appraisal. His work connects theoretical frameworks with practical applications in global port systems, railway reform, and international transport policy. Recent publications emphasize econometric forecasting for transshipment hubs, SDG barriers in seaports, and the psychological dynamics of road traffic. Collaborative research addresses CSR in airports, maritime museum evolution, and innovative MBA pedagogy for diverse student cohorts. Young Colin Relf Award (2008) : Recognizing early-career contributions to rural transport research. Australian Development Scholarship : Supporting postgraduate research at the University of Tasmania. As an Editorial Member of Maritime Technology and Research and Journal of Maritime Logistics , he shapes discourse in maritime and logistics studies. He also reviews for journals including Transport Policy and International Journal of Logistics Research . Supervision roles include Director of Studies for Maximilian Eisenmenger’s PhD on circular economy in recycled cement supply chains and advisory roles for doctoral candidates in Singapore’s private education sector, children’s rights in Malaysia/Scotland, and workplace waste reduction in Saudi Arabia.

Mark Hickmanمشاهده پروفایل

استاد

• Transport Engineering
• Public Transit Planning
• Urban Transportation Modelling
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Professor Mark Hickman is the TAP Chair and Professor of Transport Engineering at the University of Queensland's School of Civil Engineering. He holds roles as Deputy Head of the School and Affiliate of the Dow Centre for Sustainable Engineering Innovation. His research focuses on public transit planning, sustainable transport innovations, urban transportation modelling, and traffic engineering. He has a PhD from MIT and has authored over 140 publications. Current research includes MaaS trials, electric vehicle infrastructure, and traffic incident prediction using AI. Education: BSc, MSc, and PhD from MIT. Grants include projects on MaaS impact trials, low/zero emission transport strategies, and real-time traffic analytics. Supervised 20+ PhD/Master’s students in areas like autonomous vehicles, transit operations, and sustainable transport policies. Leads grants from Queensland Transport, iMove CRC, and Brisbane City Council. Active in transport policy advising and media commentary on public transport, traffic engineering, and urban planning. Recent work emphasizes decarbonizing road freight, EV charging networks, and integrating MaaS systems. Lab affiliations include the Transport Academic Partnership (TAP) and the Australian Transport Research Cloud (ATRC). Collaborates on projects like the Odin Pass MaaS trial at UQ and Brisbane’s EV readiness assessments.

• Sustainable Logistics
• Operations Research
• Disaster and Crisis Management
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Patrick Hirsch is an Associate Professor at the Institute of Production and Logistics , part of the Department of Economics and Social Sciences at the University of Natural Resources and Life Sciences, Vienna . He serves as Head of the Institute of Production and Logistics since 2025 and has coordinated doctoral programs in Social and Economic Sciences since 2017. His research focuses on Sustainable Logistics, Operations Research, and Disaster Management , with specializations in Health Care Logistics Humanitarian Supply Chains Urban Mobility Food Security Cybersecurity in Logistics Green Logistics Recent publications highlight his work in 2025-2023 on: Cloud Resource Optimization Disaster Response Logistics Container Terminal Storage Cyberattack Resilience Home Health Care Scheduling His team also explores deep learning for cargo inspection and hybrid simulation modeling for pandemic and climate-related disruptions. Scientific awards include: BOKU Best Paper Award (2024) ITOR runner-up Best Paper (2023) Raiffeisen Science Award (2014) Multiple Early-Career Prizes Dr. Hirsch leads 13 active research projects funded by the Austrian Research Promotion Agency and Oesterreichische Nationalbank , including initiatives on food supply resilience , internet outage cascading effects , and blockchain in logistics security . He supervises collaborative theses and contributes to policy development through institutions like the ITA - Institut für Technikfolgen-Abschätzung .

• Operations Management
• Supply Chain Management
• Circular Economy
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Behzad Maleki Vishkaei serves as a Research Fellow in Strategy and Operations at Bocconi University in Milan, Italy. His academic work centers on sustainable operational frameworks within corporate strategy contexts, with particular emphasis on circular economy integration and technology-driven supply chain solutions. He maintains active research collaborations with Professor P. De Giovanni across multiple high-impact publications. His research portfolio spans Operations Management , Supply Chain Resilience , and Circular Business Models , investigating how blockchain, IoT, and heuristic algorithms can transform traditional operational paradigms. Key focus areas include product-as-a-service transitions, food-sharing platform optimization, and subscription economy mechanics within technology sectors. His methodologies frequently combine game theory with sustainability metrics to address complex business-environmental tradeoffs. Analysis of recent publications reveals a pronounced trend toward applied sustainability in operations research, with 83% of 2024-2025 outputs focusing on circular economy implementations. His work consistently bridges theoretical modeling (particularly game-theoretic approaches) with practical case studies across mobility, food systems, and manufacturing sectors. The strong collaboration pattern with De Giovanni demonstrates a strategic research alliance producing interdisciplinary insights at the operations-sustainability nexus. No scientific awards were documented in the available materials. Regarding academic supervision and funding, the provided text contains no references to student mentorship, doctoral committees, or externally secured research grants beyond the evident institutional affiliation with Bocconi University.

• Architectural history
• Urban history
• Port-city studies
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Taishi Watanabe is Associate Professor at Waseda University’s School of Creative Science and Engineering, where he has taught since 2012. Holding a Ph.D. in Engineering from the University of Tokyo, he specializes in architectural and urban history, port-city studies, and design theory, and maintains an active architectural practice. Education: Doctor of Engineering, Department of Architecture, Graduate School of Engineering, The University of Tokyo (2009-2013) M.S. equivalent, Waseda University Faculty of Science and Engineering (2003-2005) B.S., Waseda University School of Science and Engineering (1999-2003) Research Interests: Watanabe investigates the historical evolution of port cities through their “blue infrastructure,” especially warehouse networks that mediate sea-land interfaces. Comparative studies between Japanese and Finnish National Romanticism, shrinking-population construction methods, and the concept of “cross-over architecture” that transcends functionalist typologies constitute his current theoretical core. Publications & Creative Work: He is author of the monograph Tokyo Coastal Theory (2017) and the exhibition catalogue Unity Architecture (2021), and has designed realized houses such as Morris House and Xover House . His articles trace waterfront transformations in Tokyo, Osaka and Nagoya, and explore ritual space, parking morphology and Olympic legacy narratives. Awards: Architectural Institute of Japan New Designer Award 2022 Japan Finland Design Association Award 2021 Residential Architecture Gold Award, Tokyo Association of Architects and Building Engineers 2021 Residential Architecture Encouragement Prize 2018 Grants & Projects: He currently leads five competitive grants including JSPS Kakenhi studies on Helsinki port models and Finnish artist colonies, and practical projects on “container gardens” and Okinawa “Murayashi” community networks. Teaching & Service: Watanabe chairs the Architectural Construction History Working Group of the Architectural Institute of Japan, serves on Minato Ward Landscape Council, and teaches design studios from undergraduate to doctoral level every semester.

Fredrik Blixمشاهده پروفایل

دانشیار

• Information Security
• Cybersecurity
• Cyber Attacks
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Name: Fredrik Blix Academic Rank: Associate Professor Affiliation: Department of Computer and Systems Sciences at Stockholm University Specializations: Information Security, Cybersecurity, Cyber Resilience, Cyber Policy, and Threat-Led Penetration Testing Research Interests: Dr. Blix focuses on advanced cybersecurity frameworks, including adaptive security models for multi-stage cyber attacks and systematic engineering approaches for cyber-physical systems. His work addresses compliance standards like NIS2 and GDPR, particularly within the Swedish automotive industry and cloud services. Notably, he developed the ASFA framework for DORA-compliant threat analysis and contributes to security-SLA monitoring in cloud environments. Notable Contributions: His research spans risk quantification models (e.g., FAIR in logistics), attack behavioral pattern analysis for critical infrastructure, and validation of offensive cyber operations frameworks. He also explores intersections between informal, formal, and technical cybersecurity components through case studies like "Special Commando Move".

• Artificial Intelligence
• Smart and Service Industry
• Mobility and Transport
• +۵ مورد دیگر

Marco Schutten is an Associate Professor at the Digital Society Institute of the University of Twente, affiliated with the Industrial Engineering & Business Information Systems department. His work bridges Artificial Intelligence , Transportation , and Operations Research , focusing on optimizing complex systems. Expert in Urban Logistics and Freight Transport Specializes in Mathematical Programming and Optimization Research interests include Vehicle Routing , Machine Scheduling , and Agent-Based Simulation . Key trends in his 15 most recent articles (2015–2025) involve: Dynamic scheduling under time constraints Urban logistics and smart city applications Heuristics for combinatorial optimization Integration of MILP and Simulation models No scientific awards, formal supervisory roles, or part-time appointments are explicitly mentioned.

• Logistics Management
• Sustainable Transportation
• Supply Chain Optimization
• +۳ مورد دیگر

Sandra Stein is a Lecturer at the Technische Universität Wien within the College of Mechanical Engineering and Operations Sciences , affiliated with the Department of Logistics and Quality Management . She also serves as an external Postdoctoral Researcher and holds leadership roles at the Center for Sustainable Production and Logistics (Fraunhofer Austria Research GmbH) since 2013. Academic Director, eMBA Mobility Transformation (2021-2025) Board Member, Logistics Research Austria (since 2020) Expert Evaluator, Horizon Europe and Horizon2020 Research Interests include Physical Internet , Collaborative Logistics Networks , Sustainable Transport Systems , and Inland Waterway Transport . Her work focuses on: Green and Resilient Freight Networks Modal Shift Optimization Dynamic Transport Capacity Planning Intermodal Integration Shared Logistics and Data Utilization Scientific Awards include summa cum laude and cum laude distinctions for her academic achievements. She has contributed to major transport conferences like TRA2018 and IPIC 2019, and her work spans practical projects with organizations like Horizon Europe and the Austrian Ministry for Transport, Innovation, and Technology.

Joachim Artsمشاهده پروفایل

استاد

• Operations Research
• Supply Chain Management
• Logistics
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Joachim Arts is a Full Professor at the University of Luxembourg in the Faculty of Law, Economics and Finance , Department of Economics and Management. He is affiliated with the Luxembourg Centre for Logistics and Supply Chain Management (LCL) and holds visiting positions at MIT Sloan School of Management and Eindhoven University of Technology. His research focuses on operations research applications in supply chain management, logistics, maintenance optimization, and business analytics, often collaborating with companies like ASML and Philips. He has published extensively in top journals such as Operations Research and European Journal of Operational Research . Dr. Arts holds a European Doctoral Dissertation Award (EURO) and a Veni Career Grant from the Netherlands. His work emphasizes practical applications, including inventory systems, maintenance scheduling, and sustainability in supply chains. He previously served as an Assistant Professor at TU Eindhoven and a visiting scholar at MIT. His research bridges theoretical models with real-world industry challenges. Awards : European Doctoral Dissertation Award (201?), Veni Career Grant (201?) Visiting Appointments : MIT Sloan, TU Eindhoven Key Focus Areas : Lost sales inventory systems, condition-based maintenance, green logistics, and service parts optimization His recent work explores profitability-sustainability trade-offs in chemical value chains and dynamic supply mode selection for emission reduction. He leads initiatives in data-driven maintenance strategies and multi-echelon inventory systems.

• Port Management
• Environmental Sustainability
• Maritime Economics
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Constantinos Chlomoudis is a Professor in the Department of Maritime Studies at the University of Piraeus. His research focuses on port management, environmental sustainability, and maritime policy. He has authored numerous articles addressing port concession frameworks, risk assessment methodologies, and the intersection of environmental policies with port operations. His work frequently examines Greek ports as case studies, though his research spans global maritime challenges. Chlomoudis is actively involved in academic leadership, teaching courses like 'Economic Analysis of Port Management Policies.' University: University of Piraeus School: School of Maritime and Industrial Studies Department: Department of Maritime Studies Research interests include regulatory frameworks for port concessions, environmental management systems, and the economic implications of port operations. He has contributed to discussions on short-sea shipping dynamics, innovation in container shipping, and the role of ports in global supply chains. His recent work emphasizes sustainability, safety, and governance in maritime contexts. Publications highlight empirical studies on Greek port infrastructure, risk assessment in container terminals, and comparative analyses of port policies across regions. Articles often blend theoretical models with real-world data, providing actionable insights for policymakers and industry stakeholders. Email: chlom@unipi.gr | Contact: +30 210 4142548

• Transportation Systems
• Traffic Engineering
• Logistics Optimization
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Chiara Colombaroni is a Researcher (Ricercatore a Tempo Determinato di Tipo A) at the Department of Civil, Building and Environmental Engineering at Sapienza University of Rome, within the Faculty of Civil and Industrial Engineering. She holds a PhD in Infrastructures and Transportation from Sapienza (2011) and Master’s and Bachelor’s degrees in Transportation Systems Engineering (2006 and 2003). Colombaroni specializes in transportation engineering, with a focus on traffic modeling, logistics optimization, and intelligent transportation systems (ITS). She has led and contributed to numerous national and international projects, including research on container operations, road safety, and smart mobility solutions through initiatives like ITS Italia 2020. Her work integrates advanced methodologies like machine learning, big data analysis, and simulation-optimization techniques to address urban mobility challenges. She teaches courses such as Programming for Transport Systems and Freight Transport and Logistics at Sapienza, and supervises doctoral research in transportation systems. Her research outputs span over 17 indexed publications, with an H-index of 8 and impactful contributions to journals like Transportation Research Part C and IET Intelligent Transport Systems. Education: PhD in Infrastructures and Transportation, Sapienza University (2011) MSc in Transportation Systems Engineering, Sapienza University (2006) BSc in Transportation Engineering, Sapienza University (2003) Research Focus: Urban traffic simulation and optimization Intelligent transportation systems (ITS) Logistics and supply chain optimization Big data applications in transportation Electric vehicle integration and sustainable mobility Recent Trends in Articles: Her recent work emphasizes leveraging machine learning for traffic pattern analysis, optimizing urban logistics with electric vehicles, and integrating IoT for waste management. Projects like the ‘Two-Echelon Electric Vehicle Routing Problem’ and ‘Industry 4.0 in Waste Management’ highlight her focus on sustainable and tech-driven solutions. She also explores post-COVID mobility trends and smart city infrastructure design. Grants & Projects: Coordinated the Qatar Strategic Transport Model Update project (2017–present) Contributed to the EU-funded MULTITUDE project on traffic simulation validation (2010–2013) Participated in the ‘PASSIAMO’ project for smart mobility in Lazio (POR FESR 2014–2020) Labs/Teams: Member of the Sapienza Transport and Logistics Research Center (CTL) Collaborated with institutions like CNIT, ENEA, and international partners (e.g., University of South California)

David Steven Jacobyمشاهده پروفایل

مدرس

• Operations Management
• Supply Chain Management
• Global Supply Chain Decarbonization
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David Steven Jacoby is a Lecturer in the Master of Environmental Studies program at the University of Pennsylvania and also teaches at New York University. A Senior Fellow at Boston University’s Institute for Global Sustainability and president of Boston Strategies International, he is a globally recognized authority on operations, supply-chain, and decarbonization strategy. Education MBA, The Wharton School, University of Pennsylvania MA, Lauder Institute, University of Pennsylvania BS, Finance & Economics, University of Pennsylvania Research & Teaching Focus Jacoby’s scholarship centers on resilient, low-carbon, AI-driven global supply chains. He integrates operations research, sustainability science, and trade policy to help organizations cut cost, grow revenue, and reduce environmental impact simultaneously. Courses he currently teaches include Operations Management, Supply Chain Management, and Global Supply Chain Decarbonization. Publications & Thought Leadership Across 250+ articles, webcasts and eight books—ranging from the Economist’s Guide to Supply Chain Management to the recent Retooling America for AI-Driven Supply Chains —his work explores digital transformation, energy transition logistics, risk governance, and the geopolitics of trade. His writings map practical roadmaps for firms navigating deglobalization, carbon neutrality mandates, and disruptive technologies. Professional Recognition & Service Certified in Supply Chain Management (CSCP), Certified Fellow in Production & Inventory Management (CFPIM), Certified Energy Procurement Professional (CEP), and more. Serves on the thesis review committee for MIT’s Center for Transportation & Logistics. Former advisory board roles at ViziApps, New York Energy Week, and the International Supply Chain Educational Alliance. Consulting & Industry Impact Through Boston Strategies International, Jacoby has advised Fortune-500 firms and governments in over 50 countries on supply-chain resilience, strategic sourcing, and capital investment programs. Clients span energy, automotive, transport, retail and public infrastructure sectors, translating academic insights into measurable bottom-line and sustainability outcomes.

Christopher M. Monroeمشاهده پروفایل

مدرس ارشد

• Ancient Eastern Mediterranean
• Near Eastern Studies
• Egyptology
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Christopher M. Monroe is a Senior Lecturer at Cornell University's Department of Near Eastern Studies within the College of Arts and Sciences. He holds a Ph.D. in Near Eastern Studies (University of Michigan, 2000) and an M.A. in Nautical Archaeology (Texas A&M University, 1990). His career spans active underwater and terrestrial excavations across Turkey, Syria, Israel, Greece, and Cyprus since 2006. Ph.D., Near Eastern Studies - University of Michigan (2000) M.A., Nautical Archaeology - Texas A&M University (1990) B.S., Anthropology - Michigan State University (1985) M.A., Information Science - University of Michigan (2001) Monroe's research focuses on socioeconomic and maritime dimensions of the Late Bronze and Iron Ages in the Eastern Mediterranean and Near East, particularly examining liminal spaces, trade networks, and economic anthropology. His publications demonstrate expertise in integrating textual and archaeological evidence to analyze ancient commerce. Key trends in his 15 most recent publications reveal sustained research into Late Bronze Age trade , maritime archaeology , economic balance , and Phoenician power dynamics . Specific methodologies include comparative analysis of shipping jars, Ugaritic tablet interpretations, and world-systems perspectives. Stephen and Margery Russell Distinguished Teaching Award (2021) Society Fellow at the Society for Humanities (2008) Monroe's teaching portfolio includes courses on Ancient Egyptian Civilization , Nautical Archaeology , and Phoenician Trade , reflecting his dual expertise in textual analysis and material culture. His work challenges traditional Marxist economic models by emphasizing Weberian merchant behavior frameworks.

Sanjoy Paulمشاهده پروفایل

دانشیار

• Supply Chain Risk Management
• Supply Chain Resilience
• Sustainable Supply Chain Management
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Sanjoy Paul is an Associate Professor at the University of Technology Sydney (UTS) Business School, specializing in supply chain management and operations research. He holds roles as Associate Editor of Business Strategy and the Environment and Global Journal of Flexible Systems Management . His research focuses on supply chain resilience, risk modeling, and sustainable practices, with applications to global disruptions like pandemics and IT outages. Paul has published in top-tier journals such as the European Journal of Operational Research and secured grants from government bodies including the Department of Defence. Education and Career: Prior to UTS, he worked at RMIT University and Bangladesh University of Engineering and Technology. He holds a PhD from UNSW, recognized with the Stephen Fester Prize for outstanding thesis. His career spans academic roles from Lecturer (2017) to Senior Lecturer (2019) before his current position since 2023. Research Contributions: Paul’s work bridges theoretical models and real-world applications, including recovery frameworks for supply chains during crises and strategies for sustainable practices in post-pandemic contexts. He frequently advises media on supermarket pricing, supply chain disruptions, and business strategies, appearing in outlets like The Guardian and ABC News . Awards and Recognition: His honors include the ASOR Rising Star Award, Research with Relevance Award, and inclusion in the top 2% global scientists (2020–2023). He has contributed to policy debates on supermarket competition, EV market dynamics, and Australia’s industrial strategies.

• Service-oriented Computing
• Web Services
• Workflow Technology
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Jun Yan is a Professor at the University of Wollongong's School of Computing and Information Technology within the Faculty of Engineering and Information Sciences. His roles include academic leadership and research supervision, with active involvement in committees like the Student Academic Experience Sub-Committee and Quality Assurance Review Group. Current research focuses on service-oriented computing, workflow technology, adaptive process management, and AI-driven systems. His work intersects with IoT, UAV systems, federated learning, and multi-agent reinforcement learning. Research interests span service-oriented software engineering, decentralized workflow management, and cybersecurity challenges in autonomous systems. Notable projects include an ARC-funded initiative on robust defenses against adversarial ML for UAV systems (2025–2027). He supervises Masters/PhD projects on topics like diffusion model-based MRI, graph prompt learning, and industrial defect detection. His publications from 2023–2025 emphasize scalable multi-agent systems, federated learning with non-IID data, and UAV applications in intelligent transportation. Key areas of contribution include trust models for e-commerce, privacy-preserving cloud computing, and fault-tolerant service architectures.