we are pleased to announce further details on the scientific program for
the *3rd AIROYoung Workshop + PhD School *on the topic:
"*Advanced Methods in Optimization and Data Science*"
which will take place at the *Statistical Department of Sapienza University
of Rome*, on the *26th-29th March 2019*.
The two confirmed speakers for the AIROYoung Workshop are:
- Paolo Dell'Olmo, Full Professor of Operations Research at Sapienza
University, Rome,
- Laura Palagi, Associate Professor of Operations Research at Sapienza
University, Rome,
The AIROYoung School will feature the following* two international
lecturers*:
- Teodor Crainic, Professor of Operations Research at the School of
Management, Université du Quebec, Montréal,
- Endre Boros, Distinguished Professor of Operations Research at Rutgers
University, New Jersey,
and *four invited tutorials* held by:
- Lavinia Amorosi, Post-doc at Sapienza University, Rome: "*A practical
introduction to Bensolve and Polyscip for multicriteria linear optimization*
",
- Jamie Fairbrother, Post-Doc at Centre for Transportation and Logistics
(CENTRAL), Lancaster University: "*Introduction to Julia: a modern
programming language for Operational Research*",
- Nicola Gastaldon, Industrial PhD student at Padova University and
Trans-cel: "*Exposing C++ classes to Python*",
- The last tutorial will be given by the winner of an on-going
inter-university contest organized within the young OR cluster of Montreal.
With this second announcement we invite all AIROYoung members, PhD students
in Operations Research and related topics, early-stage Researchers (PhD
degree <= 5years) or anyone with a strong interest in OR (<=35years old*)
to save the date for this exciting initiative and look forward to the
registration call!*
The *participation *to both the 3rd AIROYoung Workshop and the PhD School
are *free of charge for a maximum of 50 participants* thanks to the
financial support offered by AIRO and relevant OR-related italian and
international realities.
The generosity of our sponsors allows us also to provide grants for the
accomodation of a *limited number *of participants. The number of such
grants will be disclosed in the next call, as well as how to apply for
them, and will be awarded in a first-come first-served basis.
Further information will be soon provided and will be published also on our
website and social networks.
We hope you will be able to join us!
@AIROYoungResearchersChapter
@AIROyoung
The organizing committee:
Lavinia Amorosi (Sapienza University of Rome)
Veronica Dal Sasso (OPTRAIL, Rome)
Martina Fischetti (Vattenfall Vindkraft, Denmark)
Anna Melchiori (CNR, Rome)
Tommaso Pastore (University of Naples Federico II)
Alberto Santini (University Pompeu Fabra, Spain)
--
Lavinia Amorosi
PhD
Dipartimento di Scienze Statistiche
Universita' di Roma -- La Sapienza
P.le Aldo Moro, 5
00185 - Rome, Italy
e-mail: lavinia.amorosi@uniroma1.it
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