جست‌وجوی استاد و پژوهشگر

• Operational Research
• Optimization
• Combinatorial Optimization
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Roberto Montemanni is a Full Professor in the Department of Engineering Sciences and Methods at the University of Modena and Reggio Emilia . He is affiliated with the Operations Research Group and specializes in the MATH-06/A Operational Research disciplinary sector. His role involves teaching and research, with office hours available by appointment via email. He focuses on advancing optimization methodologies for complex logistical, transportation, and healthcare challenges. His research interests include combinatorial optimization , algorithm design , and constraint programming . Key areas of exploration involve conflict-constrained problems (e.g., assignment, knapsack, and spanning tree), probabilistic routing scenarios, and drone-assisted delivery systems. He also investigates real-world applications in home healthcare logistics, warehouse management, and supply chain optimization, often blending heuristic methods with exact algorithms. Recent publications emphasize trends in exact algorithm development for hazardous routing, drone scheduling in heterogeneous vehicle routing, and model-based approaches for time-bomb knapsack and orienteering problems. These works highlight interdisciplinary solutions for industries and healthcare systems. While no scientific awards are listed, his contributions to optimization theory and practice are substantial. His advising and grant activities likely align with his research group’s focus on operational challenges, though specific student names or grant details are not provided. He collaborates actively through the Operations Research Group , addressing issues like network-based data interpretation and intelligent manufacturing systems.

Claudio Sterleمشاهده پروفایل

دانشیار

• Operations Research
• Logistics Optimization
• Operations Management
• +۶ مورد دیگر

Claudio Sterle is an Associate Professor in Operations Research at the University of Naples Federico II, affiliated with the Department of Electrical Engineering and Information Technology (DIETI-UNINA). He also maintains an affiliation with the IASI-CNR Institute for Systems Analysis and Computer Science. His work focuses on optimization methodologies applied to logistics, transportation systems, healthcare management, and manufacturing processes. Research interests include: Combinatorial optimization and integer programming Logistics network design involving drones and multi-agent systems Healthcare operational efficiency (e.g., operating room scheduling) Transportation systems optimization (modal shift incentives, freight distribution) Algorithm development for cutting problems and facility location Recent work emphasizes practical applications like optimizing emergency room operations in Naples hospitals and developing drone-truck collaboration logistics models. His contributions to mathematical programming formulations for complex routing and coverage problems have been widely applied in both academic and industrial contexts. He leads the Optimization and Problem Solving Laboratory, focusing on bridging theoretical optimization research with real-world problem-solving. Teaching efforts include developing problem-based learning strategies for mathematics education through the OPS4Math project.

Adriano Masoneمشاهده پروفایل

مدرس

• Operations Research
• Logistics Optimization
• Supply Chain Management
• +۴ مورد دیگر

Adriano Masone is a Lecturer in Operations Research at the University of Naples Federico II's Department of Electrical Engineering and Information Technology (DIETI-UNINA). His research focuses on optimization problems in logistics, healthcare operations, and smart infrastructure systems. He has developed innovative formulations and algorithms for drone routing, vehicle scheduling, and resource allocation in healthcare settings. His work integrates mathematical modeling (e.g., integer linear programming) with real-world applications like blood supply chain reorganization and operating room management. Notable research contributions include: Drone-team logistics for last-mile delivery Emergency room scheduling optimization Smart grid infrastructure optimization using ILP Feature-based approaches for customer classification in routing problems His articles frequently address combinatorial optimization challenges, with a strong emphasis on heuristic and exact algorithm development. Masone also engages in educational initiatives like the OPS4Math project, promoting problem-solving methodologies in mathematics education. He maintains a dedicated research laboratory focused on optimization and problem-solving applications, publishing extensively on topics spanning transportation, healthcare, and industrial engineering.

• Operations Research
• Vehicle Routing Problem
• Machine Learning Applications
• +۷ مورد دیگر

Giusy Macrina is a Researcher at the Department of Mechanical, Energy and Management Engineering (University of Calabria, Italy). Her work focuses on Operations Research and Machine Learning applications to complex logistics and transportation problems. Specializes in Vehicle Routing Problems with drones and crowd-shipping Develops hybrid algorithms combining mathematical optimization and artificial intelligence Active in green logistics and sustainable transport systems Collaborates with international institutions like Amazon Her research spans smart mobility , energy-efficient delivery systems , and IoT localization challenges . Recent publications demonstrate her focus on integrating machine learning into traditional optimization problems . She teaches courses in Management Engineering , including Methods and Tools for Engineering and Production Management and Control at the graduate level. Her work addresses both static and dynamic optimization challenges in logistics and energy systems.

• Global Optimization
• Operations Research
• Computational Mathematics
• +۳ مورد دیگر

Marco Locatelli is a Full Professor in the Department of Computer Engineering at the University of Parma, Italy. His research focuses on Global Optimization , Operations Research , and Computational Mathematics , with applications in Robotics and Optimization Algorithms . Education: Ph.D. in Computational Mathematics and Operations Research (University of Milano/Napoli, 1997); Laurea in Computer Science (University of Milano, 1992). Positions: Post-Doc (University of Trier, Firenze); Assistant/Associate Professor (University of Torino); Full Professor (University of Parma since 2010). His research spans Global Optimization over intervals, multistart algorithms, concave optimization, packing problems, and convex underestimators. Recent work includes Multi-Agent Pathfinding and Speed Planning with energy/time optimization, leveraging Machine Learning and Dynamic Programming . He has received distinguished accolades, including the Europt Fellow (2018), Best Paper in the Journal of Global Optimization (2016), and co-authored a SIAM-published book on Global Optimization (2013). He serves on editorial boards of top-tier journals like Computational Optimization and Applications and Operations Research Letters . Scientific Awards: Al Zimmermann's Programming Contest Winner (Circle Packing) AIRO Award for Daniele Depetrini's Master Thesis (2007) Chairman's Recognition of Outstanding Paper (2009 IEEE Congress) Europt Fellow (2018) His teaching includes Operations Research and Algorithms for Decision Support across multiple Italian universities (Torino, Parma, Firenze). He has contributed to Research Projects like MoSPRAS, MOST, and COSO, addressing real-world optimization challenges in healthcare, robotics, and transportation.

• ERP Systems
• Business Simulation
• Information Technology Education
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Gilbert Babin is a Professor of Information Technologies at HEC Montréal, where he is affiliated with GRESI, ERPsim Lab, and Tech3Lab. He has been cited 1331 times according to Google Scholar, indicating significant scholarly impact in his field of research. His research interests span several key areas in information systems and business technology: Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) systems Business simulation and serious games Cognitive aspects of information systems use Business intelligence and analytics Operations management education Professor Babin's work demonstrates a strong focus on the intersection of information technology and business processes, particularly through simulation-based approaches. His publication history shows an evolution from technical optimization problems (1996-2007) to applied business contexts (2010-2012), with his most recent work exploring the integration of neuroscientific approaches with enterprise systems. His research on ERP simulation games has been particularly influential, with his 2011 paper receiving 132 citations. His current research trajectory includes innovative cross-disciplinary work combining information systems with cognitive neuroscience, examining how brain-computer interfaces can enhance sustained attention in business contexts. This represents a cutting-edge direction that bridges traditional information systems research with emerging neurotechnologies.