Marc Salomon is a Professor at the Faculty of Economics and Business, University of Amsterdam, where he is affiliated with the Amsterdam Business School. His office is located at Plantage Muidergracht 12, room M4.27, in Amsterdam. He can be reached via email at M.Salomon@uva.nl or by phone at +31 (0)20 525 4221. Professor Salomon's research spans several key areas in operations research and supply chain management. His primary interests include reverse logistics, remanufacturing, inventory control, production planning, and scheduling. He has made significant contributions to the understanding of closed-loop supply chains, particularly in the context of remanufacturing and disposal. His work also extends to transportation and railway operations, where he has developed decision support systems for network design and rolling stock allocation. His publication record over the past three decades demonstrates a consistent focus on optimization problems in logistics and operations. Early work centered on lotsizing and scheduling, while later research expanded into reverse logistics and remanufacturing. A notable trend is the application of operations research techniques to real-world problems, as evidenced by his award-winning paper in the EURO best applied paper competition in 1997. His recent work includes studies on resistance to change in professional contexts and joint route planning under market fluctuations. His scientific achievements have been recognized with the following award: EURO best applied paper competition 1997 Information about Professor Salomon's advising activities and research grants is not available in the provided text. Details about specific research labs or teams led by Professor Salomon were not provided in the available information.
