My research is mainly centered around Humanitarian Operations, with more focus on the links between the humanitarian sector and i) philanthropic donations, ii) logistics, iii) blockchain and cryptocurrencies, iv) collaboration among different actors, and v) social media. My research on this field has been published in top OM journals such as Manufacturing & Service Operations Management, and Production and Operations Management. 

In addition to humanitarian operations, I also do research on revenue management, fleet management, and location problems. 

In terms of methodology, I mainly use optimization methods (dynamic, stochastic, integer, nonlinear), but also use simulations, heuristics, and statistical approaches. 

Units at University of Bath School of Management:

• Business Analytics (EMBA)
• Quantitative Methods and Data Analysis (Undergraduate)
• Management Science (Undergraduate)
• Global Supply Chain and Logistics Management (MSc)
• Analytics in Practice (Online MSc)

Units taught in previous institutions:

• Operations Management (Newcastle University)
• Research Methods for Business and Marketing (Newcastle University)
• Business Information Systems (Newcastle University)
• Digital Business (Newcastle University)
• Competing with IT (Newcastle University)
• International Business and Management (Newcastle University)
• Statistics (ESSEC Business School, France)
• Mathematics for Economics and Finance (ESSEC Business School, France)

I am interested in supervising and collaborating with potential Ph.D. students on following topics:

1- Humanitarian operations: Last mile delivery, Philanthropic donations, Collaboration, Role of new technologies, Impact of social media

2- Revenue Management

3- Supply Chain and Logistics