Stefano Giordani

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University of Rome Tor Vergata

Italy

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Stefano Giordani is a full professor at the University of Rome "Tor Vergata" in Italy. His research interests encompass project scheduling, optimization methods, and decision-making processes in complex systems. Recent articles include studies on criticality in project networks, matheuristic approaches for resource replenishment, and decentralized coordination in vehicle fleets. He also explores curriculum-based course timetabling and optimization in waste collection systems.

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Alberto Fernandez

Universidad Rey Juan Carlos - Campus de Móstoles

SPAIN

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Marin Lujak

Distinguished Researcher Lecturer

Universidad Rey Juan Carlos

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Massimiliano Caramia

University of Rome Tor Vergata

ITALY

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Andrea Omicini

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University of Bologna

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Articles (9)

How to fairly and efficiently assign tasks in individually rational agents’ coalitions? Models and fairness measures

Scheduling activities in project network with feeding precedence relations: an earliest start forward recursion algorithm

On the concept of criticality on GPRs project network with variable activity durations

A Matheuristic Approach for the Multi-Depot Periodic Petrol Station Replenishment Problem

Project scheduling with generalized precedence relations: A new method to analyze criticalities and flexibilities

Scalable Distributed Decision-Making and Coordination in Large and Complex Systems: Methods, Techniques, and Models

Decentralizing Coordination in Open Vehicle Fleets for Scalable and Dynamic Task Allocation

Location of differentiated waste collection centers with user cooperation: a bilevel optimization approach

Curriculum-Based Course Timetabling with Student Flow, Soft Constraints, and Smoothing Objectives: an Application to a Real Case Study

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Alberto Fernandez

Marin Lujak

Massimiliano Caramia

Andrea Omicini

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