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Diego Alejandro Morán Ramírez

Assistant Professor

Universidad Adolfo Ibañez

Santiago, Chile

Líneas de Investigación


Theory and applications of mixed-integer linear and non-linear programming; Applications of optimization to production planning, logistics and other relevant real-world business and engineering problems.

Educación

  •  Licenciatura en Ciencias de la Ingeniería, mencion Matemática, UNIVERSIDAD DE CHILE. Chile, 2008
  •  Magíster en Gestión de Operaciones, UNIVERSIDAD DE CHILE. Chile, 2009
  •  PhD in Operations Research, GEORGIA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY. Estados Unidos, 2014
  •  Ingeniero Civil Matemático, UNIVERSIDAD DE CHILE. Chile, 2009

Experiencia Académica

  •   Assistant Professor Full Time

    UNIVERSIDAD ADOLFO IBANEZ

    Santiago, Chile

    2016 - A la fecha

  •   Assistant Professor Full Time

    VIRGINIA POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE AND STATE UNIVERSITY BLACKSBURG

    Blacksburg, Estados Unidos

    2014 - 2016

Experiencia Profesional

  •   Assistant Professor Full Time

    Universidad Adolfo Ibañez

    Santiago, Chile

    2016 - A la fecha

Formación de Capital Humano


No aplica


Difusión y Transferencia


Proyectos aplicados, charlas.


Premios y Distinciones

  •   ARC Student Fellowship

    GEORGIA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY

    Estados Unidos, 2013

    Awarded by the Algorithms and Randomness Center at Georgia Institute of Technology.

  •   INFORMS Junior Faculty Interest Group paper competition, finalist

    Institute for Operations Research and the Management Sciences

    Chile, 2012

    The Junior Faculty Interest Group (JFIG) Forum invites submissions to the JFIG paper competition. JFIG was created in 2001 to promote the career development of tenure-track faculty in INFORMS. The goals of the paper competition are to encourage research among junior faculty and to increase the visibility of research conducted by junior faculty within the fields of operations research and management science. The JFIG award committee will judge the submissions and select up to six finalists. The papers submitted for the competition will be evaluated based on the importance of the topic, appropriateness of the research approach, and the significance of research contribution. For the 2017 competition, first place carries a cash award of $500, second place $250, third place $150, and the remaining finalists $100 each. If less than six finalists are selected, the prizes left will be redistributed proportionally among the first three places. Winners will be announced at the INFORMS Annual Meeting, where all finalists will present their research at a JFIG sponsored session. The first, second, and third place winners will be invited to submit their papers (if not already under review or published) to Operations Research for an expedited review that extends the review process undertaken during the competition. The prizes awarded by the competition are intended to be a recognition for outstanding research developments. Every author listed on a paper submitted to the competition—independently of their role or involvement—is considered a contributor to the paper. Therefore, as the goal of the competition is to encourage the research conducted/directed by junior faculty, there are strict limitations about the eligibility of the papers based on the list of authors. In particular, the competition forbids the direct involvement of senior researchers in the papers.

  •   INFORMS Optimization Society Student Paper Prize

    Institute for Operations Research and the Management Sciences

    Chile, 2012

    The INFORMS Optimization Society Student Paper Prize is awarded annually at the INFORMS Annual Meeting to one (or more) students for the most outstanding paper in optimization that is submitted to and received, or published in a refereed professional journal within the three calendar years preceding the year of the award. . The prize serves as an esteemed recognition of promising students who are looking for an academic or industrial career.

  •   MIP Best poster competition

    MIP community

    Chile, 2012

    Given for the best poster presentation in the 2012 MIP workshop

  •   IBM Faculty Award

    IBM THOMAS J. WATSON RESEARCH CENTER

    Chile, 2018

    The IBM Faculty Awards is a competitive worldwide program intended to: -Foster collaboration between researchers at leading universities worldwide and those in IBM research, development and services organizations -Promote curriculum innovation to stimulate growth in disciplines and geographies that are strategic to IBM.


 

Article (10)

Lattice closures of polyhedra
Lattice closures of polyhedra
ON SUBADDITIVE DUALITY FOR CONIC MIXED-INTEGER PROGRAMS
ON THE POLYHEDRALITY OF CLOSURES OF MULTIBRANCH SPLIT SETS AND OTHER POLYHEDRA WITH BOUNDED MAX-FACET-WIDTH
Closedness of Integer Hulls of Simple Conic Sets
On the polyhedrality of cross and quadrilateral closures
Mathematical models for optimizing production chain planning in salmon farming
A Strong Dual for Conic Mixed-Integer Programs
Some properties of convex hulls of integer points contained in general convex sets
On Maximal S-Free Convex Sets

Proyecto (1)

ON 2-ROW CHVÁTAL-GOMORY CUTS FOR MIXED-INTEGER PROGRAMS
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Diego Morán

Assistant Professor

School of Business

Universidad Adolfo Ibañez

Santiago, Chile