Melih Çelik

Associate Professor

University of Bath

United Kingdom

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Dr. Melih Çelik is an Associate Professor at the University of Bath in the United Kingdom. His research focuses on logistics and operations management, particularly in humanitarian aid delivery, conflict settings, and healthcare scheduling. Recent articles include topics such as stochastic location-routing problems, inventory routing in warehouses, and scheduling in both chemotherapy and surgery contexts.

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2021

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ESSEC Business School

FRANCE

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The stochastic location-routing problem with parallel truck–drone operations for humanitarian aid delivery

Integrating logistics planning and population sampling decisions for humanitarian needs assessment

Beneficiary appointment and delivery planning in a conflict setting

Arc routing based compact formulations for picker routing in single and two block parallel aisle warehouses

Integrated reinforcement and repair of interdependent infrastructure networks under disaster-related uncertainties

Stochastic scheduling of chemotherapy appointments considering patient acuity levels

A stochastic programming approach to surgery scheduling under parallel processing principle

The min–max order picking problem in synchronised dynamic zone-picking systems

Inventory routing in a warehouse: The storage replenishment routing problem

A stochastic programming approach for chemotherapy appointment scheduling

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Claudia Archetti

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