جست‌وجوی استاد و پژوهشگر

• Supply Chain Management
• Business Analytics
• Decision Theory
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Wenting Pan is a faculty member at the School of Economics and Business Administration of Saint Mary's College of California. Her research focuses on supply chain management, decision theory, and economic modeling under uncertainty. Primary Affiliation: Saint Mary's College of California Research Themes: Supply chain optimization, risk analysis, pricing strategies, and behavioral economics Pan's work explores operational strategies for businesses facing supply and demand uncertainty, with applications to solar energy systems, inventory management, and online retail. She employs mathematical models to analyze risk attitudes and develops optimization frameworks for decentralized systems. Her publications appear in journals like Journal of Cleaner Production and focus on topics such as: Vendor-managed inventory contracts Backup and dual-sourcing strategies Game-theoretic approaches to supply uncertainty Creative optimization models for innovation Economic impacts of pricing decisions Pan collaborates with researchers across disciplines to address challenges in sustainable business practices and operational efficiency.

Maali Benhissiمشاهده پروفایل

استادیار

• Consumer Behavior
• Customer Experience
• Sustainable Consumption
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Maali Benhissi is an Assistant Professor in Marketing at EDC Paris Business School. She holds a PhD in Management Sciences (Marketing) from the University of Lille and is actively engaged in research focusing on consumer behavior in retail environments. Her primary research interests include Consumer Behavior , Customer Experience , Sustainable Consumption , and Digital Marketing . Her work particularly examines how environmental factors in retail spaces influence consumer decision-making processes. She has conducted cross-cultural studies comparing consumer responses in Tunisia and Colombia, revealing how different cultural contexts shape reactions to store crowding and spatial constraints. Her recent publications demonstrate a consistent focus on understanding consumer avoidance strategies in crowded retail environments, both during regular shopping periods and during sales events. Her research combines psychological theories with practical retail management applications, providing actionable insights for retailers navigating post-pandemic consumer expectations. Her research methodology typically involves quantitative studies with significant sample sizes (608 consumers in her 2025 publication) and incorporates theoretical frameworks such as coping theory to explain consumer behavior. She frequently collaborates with researchers from other French institutions, demonstrating strong academic networking within the French research community.

• Energy Economics
• Electricity Market Regulation
• Risk Management in Energy Systems
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Carlos Batlle López is an Associate Professor at the Instituto de Investigación Tecnológica (IIT) of the ICAI School of Engineering , Comillas Pontifical University . He specializes in Energy Economics and Electric Power Systems Regulation . From 2011 onwards, he has been a Visiting Scholar at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) , contributing to the MIT Energy Initiative . Additionally, he serves as an Electricity Advisor at the Florence School of Regulation , directing the FSR Summer School on Regulation of Energy Utilities . PhD in Industrial Engineering , Comillas Pontifical University His research focuses on electricity market operations , generation supply security , and risk management , with particular emphasis on wholesale/retail market mechanisms and renewable energy integration . Over his career, he has led >40 research projects and consulted for governments/industry in >25 countries. Recent publications analyze topics including: Risk aversion in energy investments Capacity mechanisms in EU markets Hydro resource management Smart grid regulation Renewable energy auctions His work spans both theoretical modeling (e.g., probabilistic market simulations) and practical implementation (e.g., Colombian generation expansion models). Scientific recognition includes multiple Sexenio awards from Spain's Ministry of Science for excellence in engineering research. He has served as co-author in 30+ peer-reviewed articles across journals like Energy Policy , IEEE Transactions on Power Systems , and Renewable & Sustainable Energy Reviews .

• Econometrics
• Financial Risk Management
• Data Analysis
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Konstantin Lvovich Polyakov is an Associate Professor at the National Research University Higher School of Economics (HSE University) , affiliated with the Faculty of Economic Sciences and the Department of Applied Economics . He also holds a Senior Research Fellow position at the Scientific and Educational Laboratory of Financial Innovations and Risk Management and the Laboratory of Competition and Antimonopoly Policy . With 29 years of combined scientific and teaching experience, he has been at HSE since 2012. Education: 1996 - Candidate of Technical Sciences (Moscow State Institute of Electronics and Mathematics, specialty 05.13.01 'System Analysis, Management and Information Processing') 1982 - Specialist in Applied Mathematics (Moscow Institute of Electronic Engineering) His research focuses on econometric modeling with applications in financial risk management , banking efficiency , and insurance analytics . Recent publications analyze determinants of insurance company performance, capital structure dynamics, and stochastic interactions in financial systems. Notable scientific awards include: Medal 'Prikazanie - 10 Years of Successful Work' (HSE, 2024) Honorary Worker of Higher Professional Education of the Russian Federation (2008) He supervises theses in applied economics and computer engineering, including: Sukharev Igor Valer'evich - 'Modeling Uncertainty in Team Sports' Kurdyaeva Tamara Evgen'evna - 'Modeling Impact of Information Events on Stock Markets' Levkina Mariya Borisovna - 'Modeling Bank Stability'

Anna Omariniمشاهده پروفایل

استاد

• FinTech
• Digital Banking
• Open Banking
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Anna Omarini is a Professor of FinTech at the Department of Finance, Bocconi University, where she has been active since 1992. She serves as Director of elective courses Bank and Fintech: vision and strategy and Fintech for digital transformation , focusing on digital banking, FinTech, and open banking. Teaching Domains: Fintech, Financial Institutions, Financial Marketing Leadership Roles: Course Director, Workshop Organizer, Independent Board Member in financial institutions Her research spans bank strategy, retail banking innovation, and digital transformation in financial services. Current projects emphasize the intersection of FinTech and traditional banking models. Notable affiliations include membership in the CBDC Academic Advisory Group of the Bank of England, ItaliaFintech, and ABILab. She contributes to international journals as an editorial board member and reviewer.

• Business-to-Business Marketing
• Regional Entrepreneurship
• Network and Cluster Research
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Susanne Gretzinger serves as an Associate Professor in Business-to-Business Marketing and Interactive Innovation at the University of Southern Denmark (SDU), specifically at the Sønderborg campus within the Department of Business and Sustainability. She has held academic positions at SDU since 2008, initially in the Department of Border Region Studies (2008-2014) and subsequently in the Department of Entrepreneurship and Relationship Management before her current appointment. University of Paderborn: Diploma in Economics (Diplom-Kauffrau), specializing in Marketing and HRM (1991-1997) University of Urbana/Champaign: Post-graduate research (2001-2004) University of Paderborn: PhD research on strategic HRM in networks Professor Gretzinger's research centers on business-to-business networks, social capital in business clusters, and innovation management within cooperative networks. Her work particularly examines entrepreneurial milieus in regional business networks, embedded creativity in non-urban settings, and institutional arrangements in business marketing. She employs mixed-method approaches including network analysis, qualitative case studies, and meta-synthesis techniques to investigate how organizations build and leverage relationships for competitive advantage. Her publication record demonstrates consistent focus on rural entrepreneurship, network brokerage, and value creation in regional contexts, with recent work expanding into digital platforms, sharing economy models, and sustainability in rural enterprise. The trajectory shows increasing attention to cross-border collaboration, particularly in the Danish-German border region, and evolving toward digital transformation in traditional business models. BHJ Best Teaching Award 2021 / Campus Sønderborg BHJ Innovation Award 2018 Professor Gretzinger has supervised numerous master's theses and participates actively in research projects including the Interreg 'Benefits for Regions' (B4R) project (€3.8 million) where she coordinated the scientific working package, and the Marie Curie K.I.T.F.E.M project funded by EU Horizon 2020. She has served as guest editor for multiple special issues including 'Innovation Networks' in Management Revue and 'Innovation in peripheries and borderlands' in Journal of Rural Studies. Her teaching portfolio includes Business Marketing, Strategic Management, and Networks and Regional Strategies at both bachelor's and master's levels. She is actively involved in research networks focused on business ecosystems and participates in the 'Energi på havet' project examining energy initiatives in maritime contexts. Her work frequently bridges academic research with practical applications in regional development, particularly in the Danish-German border region where she investigates how micro-enterprises and public organizations collaborate in development projects.

Conceição Silvaمشاهده پروفایل

استاد

• Efficiency Analysis
• Productivity Analysis
• Data Envelopment Analysis
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Conceição Silva is a Professor at Católica Porto Business School (CPBS) of the Catholic University of Portugal (UCP), where she joined the faculty in 2015 and became a full professor in 2019. She concurrently serves as Associate Dean for Research and Director of CEGE (Center for Studies in Management and Economics) since June 2020, having previously chaired CPBS's Scientific Council (2018-2020). Her academic credentials include a Bachelor's in Management from Catholic University of Portugal, a Master's in Management Science and Operations Research from the University of Warwick (UK) with DEA-focused thesis on English secondary schools, and a PhD in Management Science from Aston University (UK) analyzing banking agency efficiency through DEA. Dr. Silva specializes in cross-sector efficiency and productivity analysis using Data Envelopment Analysis (DEA), with applied research spanning education, banking, retail, universities, regulation, and healthcare. Her methodology-driven work emphasizes benchmarking solutions developed through collaborations with Porto's Faculty of Engineering, Aston University, and UK consulting firms. She leads three FCT-funded projects including BESP (school benchmarking) and HOBE (hospital benchmarking), while serving as Associate Editor for the Journal of Productivity Analysis and formerly for Omega (2015-2018). Her teaching includes Performance Management and Data Analysis modules in the Master's in Psychology and Human Resource Development program. Through CEGE, she directs international research teams advancing DEA applications in public-sector optimization, with ongoing focus on healthcare and educational benchmarking infrastructure.

Qi Wuمشاهده پروفایل

دانشیار

• Empirical Research in Operations Management
• Finance and Operations Management Interface
• Risk Management
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Qi Wu is an Associate Professor in the Department of Operations at Weatherhead School of Management, Case Western Reserve University. Her research bridges empirical operations management with financial and risk analysis, focusing on procurement strategies amid globalized supply-demand uncertainties. PhD in Information, Risk and Operations Management (University of Texas at Austin, 2013) MS in Mathematics and Statistics (University of South Carolina) Bachelor’s in Operations Research (Huazhong University of Science and Technology, China) Her work explores the interplay between financial constraints and operational decisions, including inventory financing, healthcare service optimization, and supply chain sustainability. She employs stochastic control models and econometric frameworks to analyze risk-averse strategies and contractual design. Recent publications highlight trends in supply chain financing, waste reduction in retail promotions, and capital structure dynamics under operational flexibility. She has received accolades such as the Emerging Impact Research Award (2020) and Lewis-Progressive Fellowship (2020). 2020 Emerging Impact Research Award 2018 Meritorious Service Award 2020 Lewis-Progressive Fellow Dr. Wu teaches courses in probability, statistical analytics, and revenue management, and has contributed extensively to journals like Management Science and Production and Operations Management .

Kevin Luمشاهده پروفایل

مدرس ارشد

• Digital Transformation
• Business Analytics
• Generative Artificial Intelligence
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Dr. Kevin Lu is a Reader at Brunel Business School, Brunel University London, specializing in digital transformation and business analytics. His research focuses on leveraging Generative Artificial Intelligence (GAI) technology for digital business strategy development. He has published over 30 research articles in leading journals, 3 book chapters, and more than 30 conference papers. His work has been supported by organizations such as SAMS, GCRF, Innovate UK, EPSRC, and the EU. Dr. Lu holds a BSc (Hons) in Mathematics, a PhD in Management, and a Postgraduate Certificate in Teaching and Learning in Higher Education. Before joining academia, he worked in industry as a computer software engineer, bringing practical experience to his research and teaching. His research interests span digital marketing and marketing analytics, understanding business development through data analysis, and Generative AI applications in marketing. Dr. Lu adopts a computer science perspective in his work, encompassing topics such as social networks, trust, web science, artificial intelligence, and fair and accountable interactions. His studies utilize methods including mathematical modeling, optimization, and econometrics. His recent publications demonstrate a strong focus on the intersection of AI and consumer behavior, particularly in e-commerce contexts, with increasing emphasis on Generative AI applications. Dr. Lu has successfully supervised ten PhD students to completion and currently supervises research on developing business strategies for digital products using Generative AI techniques. His research has attracted significant funding from prestigious organizations including SAMS, GCRF, Innovate UK, EPSRC, and the EU. Fellow of the Higher Education Academy (FHEA) Member of the SAS Academy Programme Chair for Business Analytics track at IEEE Conference on Business Informatics He teaches courses in Business Intelligence, Marketing Analytics, and Business Statistics, maintaining regular office hours and dedicated time for dissertation supervision. His work provides valuable insights for businesses seeking to leverage digital technologies for competitive advantage, particularly in understanding how AI applications can transform customer interactions and business processes.

• Marketing
• Information Systems
• Digital Marketing
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Dr. Tuck Siong Chung is an Associate Professor of Marketing at ESSEC Business School (Singapore campus) and Associate Academic Director of the MSc in Marketing Management and Digital. His research bridges Marketing and Information Systems , focusing on online consumer behavior , marketing analytics , digital marketing , and product personalization . He also explores the financial implications of marketing strategies and services marketing. Education MSc in Development Management (Open University, UK, 2015) Ph.D. in Marketing & Economics (Robert H. Smith School of Business, 2007) MA in Asia Pacific Studies (University of Leeds, 2000) BBA (Hon) in Business Administration (National University of Singapore, 1995) His research emphasizes the certification role of customer referencing in product quality and market performance, the psychological drivers of CEO marketing decisions , and the impact of online reviews on consumer behavior . He applies quantitative methods to analyze how digital platforms and executive traits shape marketing outcomes. Recent studies examine: 2024 - CEO regulatory focus and risk-taking in financial contexts 2023 - Executive confidence and myopic marketing budget cuts 2022 - Customer referencing as inter-organizational certification Scientific awards include: 2017 Sheth Foundation Best Paper Award 2014 INFORMS Dauphin Best Paper Award 2007 Frank T. Paine Academic Achievement Award 2007 Marvin Jolson Outstanding Doctoral Student Award He has supervised PhD dissertations (2011-2014), master's theses, and served on academic committees for marketing and international division PhD programs across institutions like ESSEC Business School and Nanyang Technological University .

• Early Modern History
• Economic History
• Legal History
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Dr. James Shaw serves as Senior Lecturer in Early Modern History and Director of Education at the University of Sheffield's School of History, Philosophy and Digital Humanities. With appointments since 2005 and prior positions at Oxford and Sussex, he maintains active roles in teaching, research administration (currently Director of Postgraduate Studies), and scholarly leadership as a Fellow of the Royal Historical Society. His educational background includes an M.A. from the University of Edinburgh and a Ph.D. from the European University Institute in Florence (1998). His academic journey began with a British Academy Postdoctoral Fellowship at Oxford examining Venetian petty crime, leading to his award-winning monograph The Justice of Venice . Shaw's research centers on the interplay between legal frameworks and economic practices in early modern Italy, particularly Venice and Florence. His work explores credit disputes, market ethics, and the embedding of commerce within personal relationships, utilizing sources like supplications for justice and fraud denunciations to reveal how ethical concepts operated in daily market life. Current projects investigate contractual morality in Venetian fraud cases and seek to develop collaborative research on early modern market ethics. His publication record demonstrates consistent output in top historical journals, with recent work analyzing gender and law in pre-unification Italy, Venetian credit economies, and the moral dimensions of early modern contracts. Shaw's scholarship bridges legal, economic, and social history through meticulous archival analysis. British Academy Postdoctoral Fellowship British Academy Competition for Postdoctoral Monographs The Gladstone Prize (Royal Historical Society) Senate Award for Excellence in Learning and Teaching (2009) Shaw actively supervises doctoral research in early modern Italian history, currently advising Tobias Gardner on Sheffield's slavery connections and previously guiding four PhD completions including Joe Tryner's study of firearm violence in Bologna. His Wellcome Trust-funded project Selling Health in Renaissance Italy (with Evelyn Welch) examined apothecary practices as intermediaries between medical theory and practice. He encourages collaboration through his initiative to establish a research group focused on early modern market ethics. Shaw maintains significant administrative responsibilities including Director of Education roles and previous service as Exams Officer and Senior Tutor, while his research continues to reshape understanding of legal-economic interactions in Renaissance Italy through innovative use of judicial records.

Vinod Singhalمشاهده پروفایل

استاد

• Operations Management
• Supply Chain Management
• Total Quality Management
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Vinod Singhal is the Charles W. Brady Chair Professor of Operations Management at the Scheller College of Business, Georgia Institute of Technology. He has held editorial roles at top-tier journals including Departmental Editor at Production and Operations Management and Associate Editor at Management Science , and serves on the Academic Advisory Board of the European School of Management and Technology (Germany). Education Ph.D. in Operations Management (University of Rochester, 1988) M.S. in Operations Research (University of Rochester, 1984) MBA in Operations Management (Indian Institute of Management, Ahmedabad, 1981) B.E. in Mechanical Engineering (Birla Institute of Technology, Pilani, 1979) Singhal's research focuses on the impact of operations decisions on financial performance, with significant contributions in supply chain disruptions, total quality management (TQM), and corporate sustainability. His work has been funded by the National Science Foundation, US Department of Labor, and Sloan Foundation, and has been cited over 200 times in practitioner publications like The Economist and Business Week . Recent publications analyze topics like the bullwhip effect, supply chain ethics, and environmental policies' market impacts. His research methodology combines empirical analysis with case studies and industry surveys. Teaching & Leadership Winner of MBA-level teaching awards Former Associate Dean of MBA Programs Coordinator for M.S. Major in Management International workshops in 9 countries With prior industry experience at General Motors Research Labs, Singhal bridges academic research and practical implementation, particularly in manufacturing strategy and activity-based costing systems.

Drew B. Wintersمشاهده پروفایل

استاد

• Money Markets
• Financial Institutions
• Banking Regulations
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Drew B. Winters serves as Professor of Finance and holds the Lucille and Raymond Pickering Chair in Finance at Texas Tech University's Rawls College of Business, where he conducts influential research on money markets and financial institutions. Education: PhD in Finance from the University of Georgia MBA in Finance from the University of Georgia BS in Computer Science and Accounting from Duke University Research Interests: Professor Winters specializes in the intraday dynamics of short-term interest rates, money market mutual fund operations, and regulatory impacts on financial institutions. His work examines liquidity provision mechanisms, crisis responses in banking, and the interplay between monetary policy and market microstructure. Current projects analyze post-pandemic regulatory shifts and behavioral aspects of investor decision-making in volatile markets. Publication Trends: Recent publications demonstrate consistent focus on money market fund regulation, banking crises (including SVB collapse analysis), and discrimination in lending. His empirical work frequently employs event studies and natural experiments, with growing emphasis on pandemic impacts, government shutdown effects, and community bank resilience during disasters. The research bridges theoretical finance with practical regulatory concerns. Scientific Awards: Lucille and Raymond Pickering Chair in Finance Advising and Grants: While specific student names aren't documented in available materials, his extensive publication record indicates active graduate mentorship. Research appears consistently supported by institutional resources at Texas Tech, with potential external funding implied by empirical work using HMDA and CRA datasets, though explicit grants aren't listed. Labs and Teams: The profile indicates independent scholarship with frequent co-authorship, but no dedicated research labs or structured teams are mentioned in the provided materials.

• Econometric analysis of consumers and brands
• Impact of new technologies in entertainment
• Pricing strategies
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Dominik Papies is a Professor of Marketing at the School of Business and Economics , Eberhard Karls University of Tübingen, and has served as Dean of the Faculty of Economics and Social Sciences since 2024. His research focuses on econometric analysis of consumer behavior, brand dynamics, pricing strategies, and machine learning applications in marketing. He is a member of the Cluster of Excellence 'Machine Learning: New Perspectives for Science'. Leadership Roles: Dean (2024–present), Elected Senate Member (2019–2021), Head of School of Business and Economics (2016–2019) Research Interests: Consumer behavior analysis, causal inference in marketing, digital business models, and machine learning applications Past affiliations include Visiting Researcher positions at Waikato Management School (New Zealand) and Smeal College of Business (Pennsylvania State University). His publications span journals like Journal of Marketing , Marketing Science , and Management Science , with notable recognition including the IJRM Best Paper Award (2016) and listing among top 5% business administration scientists in German-speaking countries. Key Collaborations: Research on streaming services' impact (2016–2019), cross-price elasticity studies (2020), humanitarian aid fundraising analysis (2019) Editorial Roles: Member of Editorial Review Board, Journal of Marketing and Journal of Marketing Research Scientific Awards: IJRM Best Paper Award (2016), IJRM Best Paper Finalist (2017)

Sara Valentiniمشاهده پروفایل

دانشیار

• Marketing
• Digital Marketing
• Customer Behavior
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Sara Valentini is an Associate Professor in Marketing at Bocconi University, specializing in digital marketing, customer engagement, and omnichannel strategies. Her research focuses on consumer behavior in service recovery, social media marketing, and data-driven decision-making. Key research areas include: Digital marketing and data privacy Customer engagement through social media Omnichannel integration in retail Emotional responses to service failures Recent publications analyze data opt-in strategies, brand congruity in social media, and omnichannel customer segmentation. She has contributed to journals like Journal of Marketing , Journal of Interactive Marketing , and Marketing Letters . Honors include the Davidson Award (Second Runner Up) for Best Paper in the Journal of Retailing (2021). Grants and publications emphasize practical applications of marketing analytics and consumer behavior studies.