Operations Research Group
The University of Antwerp Operations Research Group (ANT/OR) is hiring a full-time PhD researcher in the field of Operations and Supply Chain Management. The ideal candidate has a master’s degree in civil/business engineering, computer science, mathematics, physics, or other related field
The University of Antwerp Operations Research Group (ANT/OR) is hiring at least two full-time researchers on the topic of “optimization methods for on-demand planning of public buses”. Both pre-doctoral and post-doctoral researchers can apply. These vacancies are part of a
On March 17th and 18th, the EU/MEeeting 2016 took place at the University of Antwerp. The workshop was a great success, with many interesting talks and long discussions about the design and analysis of metaheuristics. Below, you can find the presentations of Florian, Renata and Daniel. F.
On January 28th and 29th, Christof, Florian, Floor, Renata and Kenneth participated in the 30th Annual Conference of the Belgian Operations Research Society (ORBEL30). You can find their presentations below. F. Arnold and K. Sörensen, “The multiple-product multiple-depot vehicle routing problem with inventory restrictions,” in ORBEL30: 30th
EU/MEeting on Design and Analysis of Metaheuristics March 17-18, 2016 – Antwerp, Belgium The Antwerp Operations Research Group ANT/OR is looking forward to welcome you at the 17th EU/ME workshop on “Design and Analysis of Metaheuristics”. The conference will be
On November 20th, we had a invited speaker for one of the ANT/OR sessions. Bart Braem gave a presentation about the MOSAIC (MOdeling of Systems And Internet Communication) group and the research they carry out. Below, you can find the slides and more
On October 29th, we had a special guest for one of the ANT/OR sessions. Willy Van den Driessche gave a very interesting presentation about software patterns in software engineering and their application in the development of metaheuristics. Below, you can