DETTI PAOLO

Paolo Detti is professor of Operations Research at the Department of Information Engineering and Mathematics. He holds the courses of 'Operations Research' and 'Production and Supply Chain Management - Logistics'. He obtained the Ph.D. degree in Operations Research from the University of Rome “Sapienza”. The research activities of Paolo Detti are mainly focused on solving theoretical and complex real-world problems, mainly in the area of combinatorial optimization and scheduling. He recently worked on developing models, algorithms and decision support systems for real-life planning, scheduling and transportation problems in healthcare. In this context, problems concerning both personnel and operating rooms scheduling, and transportation of patients and of biological samples have been addressed. Other, research topics are radio resources assignment problems in wireless telecommunications systems, scheduling electric loads for the optimization of the electricity consumptions, Machine learning approaches based on Electroencephalography data analysis for detecting transitions of neurological states, algorithms for machine scheduling also with uncertainty. He is currently the Program Coordinator of the bachelor's degree course in ‘Ingegneria Gestionale’ (Engineering Management).