Supply Chain Resilience and Optimization integrates resilience-building strategies with advanced optimization techniques to create robust, efficient, and adaptive supply chains. This approach leverages optimization models to enhance the supply chain's capacity to withstand and quickly recover from disruptions while maintaining cost-efficiency and service levels.
Topics covered include (but are not limited to):
Dr. Guodong Yu, Shandong University, China
Biodata: Dr. Guodong Yu is
currently a Professor at the School of Management, Shandong
University, where he serves as a PhD supervisor, Head of the
Department of Project Management and Industrial Engineering, and
Director of the Institute of Industrial Engineering. He leads
the Outstanding Young Innovative Team in Shandong's higher
education institutions and holds the title of Qilu Young
Scholar. Dr. Yu also serves as a member of the Industrial
Engineering Committee of the Chinese Society of Mechanical
Engineering, Vice Chairman of the Shandong Provincial SME
Technology Service Alliance, and Distinguished Expert of the
Shandong Enterprise Federation.
Dr. Yu obtained his PhD in Mechanical Engineering (Industrial
Engineering) from Chongqing University and later worked as a
Postdoctoral Researcher at the Department of Industrial and
Systems Engineering, National University of Singapore.
His current research focuses on the optimization of complex
system operations, particularly in addressing operational
management challenges in manufacturing, supply chain, and
related fields, supported by next-generation information
technologies such as artificial intelligence, data science, and
the Internet of Things (IoT). By integrating methods from
complex systems engineering, lean production, operations
research, data science, and machine learning, Dr. Yu aims to
develop optimal solutions to these challenges, fostering
innovation through the intersection of optimization methods,
data science, and artificial intelligence.
His research findings have been published or accepted in leading
journals in the field, including Manufacturing & Service
Operations Management, Production and Operations Management,
Transportation Research Part B: Methodological, IISE
Transactions, Naval Research Logistics, Omega, IEEE Transactions
on Engineering Management, and Transportation Research Part E.
He has led 12 national and ministerial-level research projects,
including General and Young Scientist projects funded by the
National Natural Science Foundation of China, as well as key
projects under the Ministry of Science and Technology.
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