Streams

If you would like to organize a session, please contact the stream organizers.

Area Behavioural OR and Problem Structuring Methods
Chair(s): Leroy White, Audrius Kabasinskas

• Behavioural OR
  Chair(s): L. Alberto Franco (alberto.franco@bristol.ac.uk), Raimo P. Hämäläinen (raimo.hamalainen@aalto.fi)

  We invite contributions that examine behavioural issues in relation to the design, use and evaluation of OR approaches in both laboratory and field settings, and as input to the development of behavioural models. Central to the growing field of Behavioural OR is a concern with unpacking what people actually do when they engage with OR methods, processes and tools, and how their behaviour, cognition and emotions affect, or are affected by, OR-related activity. For background, recent reviews of Behavioural OR can be found at https://doi.org/10.1016/j.ejor.2020.11.031 and https://doi.org/10.1080/01605682.2018.1489355 Behavioural OR events are organised regularly by the European Working Group on Behavioural OR, and further information can be found at https://www.euro-online.org/websites/bor/

• Soft OR and Problem Structuring Methods
  Chair(s): Irene Pluchinotta (i.pluchinotta@ucl.ac.uk), Chris Smith (christopher.smith@manchester.ac.uk), Mike Yearworth (m.yearworth@exeter.ac.uk)

Area Continuous Optimization
Chair(s): Boglárka G.-Tóth, Milan Hladík

• Advances in large scale nonlinear optimization
  Chair(s): Stefania Bellavia (stefania.bellavia@unifi.it), Benedetta Morini (benedetta.morini@unifi.it)

  This stream addresses new developments in the design and analysis of nonlinear optimization algorithms that use a range of function information: from zeroth-order to first- and second-order. Most of this research is motivated by machine learning applications. This stream will cover a variety of topics as optimization methods for learning models and inverse problems, non-smooth optimization, distributed optimization, computer assisted proofs in optimization as well as new developments in other popular optimization paradigms.

• Conic Optimization: Theory, Algorithms, and Applications
  Chair(s): Miguel Anjos (anjos@stanfordalumni.org), Etienne De Klerk (e.deklerk@uvt.nl)

• Interfaces Between Optimization, Hierarchical Problems and Equilibrium Detection with Applications
  Chair(s): Giancarlo Bigi (giancarlo.bigi@unipi.it), Patrizia Daniele (patrizia.daniele@unict.it), Laura Rosa Maria Scrimali (scrimali@dmi.unict.it)

• Nonsmooth Optimization
  Chair(s): Masoud Ahookhosh (masoud.ahookhosh@uantwerp.be), Puya Latafat (puya.latafat@kuleuven.be)

• Optimization on Geodesic Metric Spaces: Smooth and Nonsmooth
  Chair(s): Alexandru Kristaly (alexandrukristaly@yahoo.com), Sandor Zoltan Nemeth (s.nemeth@bham.ac.uk)

• Quantum Computing Optimization
  Chair(s): Brandon Augustino (bra216@lehigh.edu), Tamás Terlaky (terlaky@lehigh.edu)

• Stochastic and Deterministic Global Optimization
  Chair(s): Boglárka G.-Tóth (boglarka@inf.szte.hu)

• Variational Analysis and Continuous Optimization
  Chair(s): Fernando García Castaño (fernando.gc@ua.es), Abderrahim Hantoute (hantoute@ua.es)

  The purpose of this stream is to convene researchers actively engaged in the domains of optimization and variational analysis, facilitating the presentation of their recent accomplishments within this field. Continuous optimization and variational analysis encompass a wide spectrum of contemporary applied and theoretical mathematics, incorporating areas such as convex and nonsmooth analysis, approximation theory, set convergence, and variational inequalities. The stream consists of multiple sessions dedicated to topics including infinite-dimensional subdifferential calculus, (semi-)infinite optimization problems, the utilization of variational analysis in optimization theory, and the application of splitting methods in convex optimization.

• Vector and Set Optimization
  Chair(s): Lidia Huerga (lhuerga@ind.uned.es), Vicente Novo (vnovo@ind.uned.es), Miguel Sama (msama@ind.uned.es)

  With this stream we aim to contribute significantly to the knowledge of vector and set optimization problems. The development of new theoretical results, techniques and tools that facilitate the resolution of these problems, as well as their applications to several branches, are welcome.

Area Data Science and Analytics
Chair(s): Emilio CARRIZOSA, Gerhard-Wilhelm Weber

• Advancements of OR-analytics in statistics, machine learning and data science
  Chair(s): Gerhard-Wilhelm Weber (gerhard-wilhelm.weber@put.poznan.pl)

• AI & Innovation in Sustainable Finance
  Chair(s): Peter Schwendner (scwp@zhaw.ch), Marc Weibel (wmar@zhaw.ch)

  This stream is dedicated to exploring cutting-edge research at the nexus of artificial intelligence and sustainable finance. This stream will consist of two dynamic sessions. The first, "NLP for Green Finance," delves into the role of NLP in analyzing and interpreting ESG data, a crucial component in understanding and driving sustainable financial practices. The second session, "AI in Eco-Finance: Time, Space, and Networks," invites innovative research on the integration of Time Series, Geospatial, and Network Models to navigate the complexities of sustainable finance better. We encourage submissions that not only present novel methodologies but also demonstrate practical applications in the realm of sustainable finance, offering insights into risk management, investment strategies, and policy-making that align with sustainable development goals.

• Analytics
  Chair(s): Dries Benoit (dries.benoit@ugent.be), Kristof Coussement (k.coussement@ieseg.fr), Sebastian Maldonado (sebastianm@fen.uchile.cl), Richard Weber (richard.weber@uchile.cl)

• Data Science Meets Optimization
  Chair(s): Patrick De Causmaecker (patrick.decausmaecker@kuleuven.be)

• Knowledge, Technology, and Innovation
  Chair(s): A. D. Amar (ad.amar@shu.edu)

  This stream covers research on strategic role of corporate knowledge and technology for innovation that is essential for today’s firms. It takes on specialized management of human, organizational, and social capitals and addresses a range of technical and managerial issues for the acquisition and management of knowledge and cutting edge techniques for conversion to innovation for success in developing products, services and processes for the contemporary global marketplace.

• Mathematical Optimization for XAI
  Chair(s): Jochen De Weerdt (jochen.deweerdt@kuleuven.be), Kseniia Kurishchenko (kk.eco@cbs.dk), Jasone Ramírez-Ayerbe (miren.jasone.ramirez.ayerbe@umontreal.ca), Dolores Romero Morales (drm.eco@cbs.dk)

• Recent Advancements in AI
  Chair(s): Sureyya Ozogur-Akyuz (sureyya.akyuz@bau.edu.tr), Duygu Üçüncü (duygu.ucuncu@bau.edu.tr)

  In this stream, recent cutting-edge mathematical models in AI techniques will be presented. We will cover explainable AI, deep learning, and applications of AI in image processing, such as GANs.

• Sustainable and Resilient Systems
  Chair(s): Lina Kattan (lkattan@ucalgary.ca), Elise Miller-Hooks (miller@gmu.edu), Hulya Julie Yazici (hyazici@fgcu.edu)

Area Decision Support
Chair(s): Nikolaos Matsatsinis, Gerhard-Wilhelm Weber

• Data Envelopment Analysis and its Application
  Chair(s): Ali Emrouznejad (a.emrouznejad@surrey.ac.uk)

• Decision Support Systems
  Chair(s): Pavlos Delias (pdelias@af.duth.gr), Shaofeng Liu (shaofeng.liu@plymouth.ac.uk)

  We invite scholars and practitioners to engage in a rigorous exploration of state-of-the-art methodologies, algorithms, and applications in the field of decision support. This forum provides a scholarly platform for the examination of advanced decision modeling, techniques, and computational tools that facilitate informed decision-making processes across diverse domains. Join us to discuss the theoretical foundations and empirical studies that underpin decision support system advancements, fostering a deeper understanding of their impact on operational research and management science.

• Multiple Criteria Decision Analysis
  Chair(s): Salvatore Corrente (salvatore.corrente@unict.it), Milosz Kadzinski (milosz.kadzinski@cs.put.poznan.pl)

Area Discrete Optimization
Chair(s): Jan Kronqvist, Elisabeth Köbis

• Combinatorial Optimization
  Chair(s): Silvano Martello (silvano.martello@unibo.it), Paolo Toth (paolo.toth@unibo.it)

• Cutting and Packing (ESICUP)
  Chair(s): Tony Wauters (tony.wauters@cs.kuleuven.be)

  This stream is for all research related to cutting and packing. For any communication about this stream, please email: esicup@gmail.com

• MINLP
  Chair(s): Jan Kronqvist (jankr@kth.se)

• Software for Optimization
  Chair(s): Timo Berthold (timoberthold@fico.com), Robert Luce (luce@gurobi.com)

Area Energy, Environment, and Climate
Chair(s): Grit Walther, Maria Antónia Carravilla

• Circular Economy, Remanufacturing and Recycling
  Chair(s): Renzo Akkerman (renzo.akkerman@wur.nl), Gerald Reiner (gerald.reiner@wu.ac.at), Lena Silbermayr (lena.silbermayr@wu.ac.at)

• Energy Management
  Chair(s): Ayse Selin Kocaman (selin.kocaman@bilkent.edu.tr)

  We welcome contributions highlighting research and advancements in the design and operations of energy systems.

• Energy Markets
  Chair(s): Valentin Bertsch (valentin.bertsch@ee.rub.de), Dogan Keles (dogke@dtu.dk)

  The stream will focus on applications of OR to energy and electricity markets. Possible areas include (but not limited to): - spot and forward electricity markets - hydrogen and gas markets - deterministic and stochastic approaches to deal market and other uncertainties - ABS simulation of electricity markets - generation adequacy and security of supply - market design

• OR in Agriculture and Forestry
  Chair(s): LluisM Pla (lluismiquel.pla@udl.cat)

• OR in Energy
  Chair(s): Luis Baringo (luis.baringo@uclm.es), Álvaro García-Cerezo (alvaro.garciacerezo@uclm.es)

  We welcome contributions related to all OR-related or -supported aspects of energy such as of electricity and power supply, generation and induction, storage and transition, load balancing and demand prediction, electricity markets and collaboration networks, environment protection and development of our countries.

• Secure & Sustainable Food Supply
  Chair(s): Marleen Balvert (m.balvert@tilburguniversity.edu), J.C. Gerdessen (joke.vanlemmen@wur.nl)

  Secure and sustainable food supply is one of the most pressing and challenging issues that humanity is facing. Operations research and data science can play an important role in addressing some of the underlying problems. Topics in this stream can range from macro scale such as humanitarian supply chain optimization, to micro scale such as reduction of household food waste. We welcome all methodology that contributes to enhancing secure and sustainable food supply. Methods used can vary from supply chain modelling and diet modelling to machine learning and data analytics.

• Sustainable Cities
  Chair(s): Virginia Pellerey (virginia.pellerey@polito.it), Sara Torabi (sara.torabi@polito.it), Grit Walther (walther@om.rwth-aachen.de)

• Sustainable Supply Chains
  Chair(s): Karsten Kieckhäfer (karsten.kieckhaefer@fernuni-hagen.de)

Area EURO Awards
Chair(s): Sarah Fores

• EURO Doctoral Dissertation Award
  Chair(s):

  The purpose of the EURO Doctoral Dissertation Award is to distinguish an outstanding doctoral dissertation in Operational Research, defended in the countries having an OR society that is a member of EURO. Finalists will present their work at a special session during the conference.

• EURO Excellence in Practice Award
  Chair(s):

  The EURO Excellence in Practice Award (EEPA) is presented for outstanding accomplishments in the practice of OR. The purposes of the competition are to: *recognise outstanding accomplishments in the practice of OR, *attract more application-oriented papers to EURO-k Conferences, *promote the practice of OR in general.

• EURO Prize for OR for the Common Good
  Chair(s):

  This prize shall honour outstanding accomplishments of OR for solving social-oriented problems. Contributions with a global scope and a wide range of potential applications are preferred.

Area EURO Young
Chair(s): Jan Kronqvist, Elisabeth Köbis

Area Financial Modelling, Risk and Revenue Management
Chair(s): Audrius Kabasinskas, Gerhard-Wilhelm Weber

• Modern Decision Making in Finance and Insurance
  Chair(s): Bertrand Tavin (tavin@em-lyon.com)

  Within the stream titled "Modern Decision Making in Finance and Insurance," our objective is to create a platform for the presentation and discussion of the latest methods and findings related to decision challenges in the fields of finance and insurance. We specifically seek contributions that consider model uncertainty, model selection, contract design or that consider agents' attitudes towards ambiguity. Moreover, we are keenly interested in approaches that incorporate and test non-conventional criteria or constraints into the traditional decision-making landscape of finance and insurance. Potential topics of interest (non-exhaustive list) include: - Measurement of model risk for derivative products - New option pricing methodologies - Model selection and comparison in financial economics and insurance - Robust risk measurement in insurance - Optimal contracts in insurance - Portfolio allocation with ambiguity aversion - Corporate investment decisions under model uncertainty - Integration of unconventional constraints in portfolio optimization and contract design - Model selection in commodity markets

• OR in Banking, Finance and Insurance: New Tools for Risk Management
  Chair(s): Rita D'Ecclesia (rita.decclesia@uniroma1.it)

  The stream "OR in Banking, Finance, and Insurance: New Tools for Risk Management" is a hub where stakeholders who are involved with banking, insurance, and financial risks come together. The purpose of this stream is to bring new risk measurement and management tools to the fields of banking, financial markets, insurance and corporate finance. The recent emergence of a sustainable financial industry that creates economic and social value, requires new competencies and new techniques to measure and manage the various risk drivers. The use of different kinds of intelligence, machine learning, natural language processing provide very effective tool to analyze non linear and complex reltionships

• OR in Financial and Management Accounting
  Chair(s): Matthias Amen (matthias.amen@uni-bielefeld.de)

  The topic covers a wide spectrum of quantitative approaches in all areas of accounting, e.g. OR methods for modelling, data analysis, forecasting, optimization, simulation, etc. in financial and management accounting.

• Pricing and Revenue Management
  Chair(s): Luce Brotcorne (luce.brotcorne@inria.fr)

• Real Option Analysis
  Chair(s): Mikael Collan (mikael.collan@vatt.fi)

• Risk management in finance
  Chair(s): Tomáš Tichý (tomas.tichy@vsb.cz)

Area Game Theory and Mathematical Economics
Chair(s): Elisabeth Köbis, Dolores Romero Morales

• Agent-based Models in Management, Economic and Organisation Sciences
  Chair(s): Stephan Leitner (stephan.leitner@aau.at), Friederike Wall (friederike.wall@uni-klu.ac.at)

  In recent years, the applications of simulation as a research method in management, economic and organization sciences have gained attraction. Simulation is a powerful method to examine complex and emergent phenomena that incorporate a multitude of interrelated issues. Since manifold interacting issues lead to intractable dimensions in analytical modelling and are particularly difficult to control in empirical research, simulation offers the potential to overcome the drawbacks and serve as a complement to these research methods. We encourage contributions that reflect the application of simulation methodology to research questions in business and economics. Topics of interest are (but not limited to): - Algorithmic management: Optimizing management with cutting-edge algorithms - Collaborative organizing and bottom-up organizational dynamics - Microeconomics ABMs: emergence of market structure, ABM approach to game theory - Macroeconomic ABMs: crises, growth, business fluctuations, climate change, sustainability - Decoding human behavior through modeling - Collective intelligence and group decision making - Innovative mixed methods for ABM - Ensuring transparency and reproducibility in ABM - Assessing the robustness of ABMs - Pioneering new solutions with innovative ABM approaches

• Experimental economics and game theory
  Chair(s): Ulrike Leopold-Wildburger (ulrike.leopold@uni-graz.at), Stefan Wolfgang Pickl (stefan.pickl@unibw.de)

• Game Theory, Solutions and Structures
  Chair(s): Encarnación Algaba (ealgaba@us.es)

• Market Design
  Chair(s): Aleksandrs Smilgins (asm.eco@cbs.dk)

  Topics related to Market Design

• Multiobjective Optimization
  Chair(s): Gabriele Eichfelder (gabriele.eichfelder@tu-ilmenau.de)

• Optimal Control Theory and Applications
  Chair(s): Andrea Seidl (andrea.seidl@wu.ac.at), Stefan Wrzaczek (wrzaczek@iiasa.ac.at)

• Variational Inequalities and Equilibrium Problems: From Theoretical Advances to Real World Applications
  Chair(s): Mauro Passacantando (mauro.passacantando@unimib.it), Fabio Raciti (fraciti@dmi.unict.it)

  The stream aims at presenting the state-of-the-art and recent advances on equilibrium problems, variational and quasi-variational inequalities, complementarity problems, (generalized) Nash equilibrium problems, bilevel equilibrium problems, and their real-world applications. We would like to bring together scholars working on both theoretical and computational aspects, and to present results that fill the gap between theory and practice.

Area Healthcare, Humanitarian, Sports, and Life Science Applications
Chair(s): Andrej Brodnik, Marta Szachniuk

• Computational Biology, Bioinformatics and Medicine
  Chair(s): Agnieszka Rybarczyk (arybarczyk@cs.put.poznan.pl), Aleksandra Swiercz (aswiercz@cs.put.poznan.pl), Metin Turkay (mturkay@ku.edu.tr)

• OR in Health Services (ORAHS)
  Chair(s): Roberto Aringhieri (roberto.aringhieri@unito.it), Kris Braekers (kris.braekers@uhasselt.be), Walter Gutjahr (walter.gutjahr@univie.ac.at), Patrick Hirsch (patrick.hirsch@boku.ac.at), Melanie Reuter-Oppermann (melanie.reuter-oppermann@dgre.org)

  The stream OR in Health Services (ORAHS) would like to bring together the operational researchers interested in solving healthcare problems. There are two ways how you can submit to the ORAHS stream, which are equivalent: As a contributed submission, then please choose “OR in Health Services (ORAHS)”. As an invited submission, then please use the code “840198d3”. Please note that there is no difference between the two submission types, it is just what you prefer or find easier. We will collect all abstracts and assign them to sessions with common topics to hopefully make the stream as attractive and interesting as possible. If you are interested in acting as session chair for a certain topic, please let us know! If you have any questions, do not hesitate to contact us.

• OR in Humanitarian Operations (HOpe)
  Chair(s): Douglas Alem (douglas.alem@ed.ac.uk), Tina Wakolbinger (tina.wakolbinger@wu.ac.at)

• OR in Sports
  Chair(s): Dries Goossens (dries.goossens@ugent.be)

Area OR Foundations, History, and Ethics
Chair(s): Gerhard-Wilhelm Weber, Tina Wakolbinger

• Moments in the history of OR
  Chair(s): Roberto Rossi (robros@gmail.com), Gerhard-Wilhelm Weber (gerhard-wilhelm.weber@put.poznan.pl)

  We welcome contributions related to all aspects of OR history. In the past, this stream hosted talks such as: "The life and contribution of William Sealy Gosset: Student’s t-test brewed at Guinness" (G. Rand); and "Computational Science in the 18th Century Test Cases for the methods of Newton, Raphson and Halley: 1685 to 1745" (T. Steihaug). We also regularly host talks related to history of national and international OR Societies.

• OR and Ethics
  Chair(s): Dorien DeTombe (doriendetombe@hotmail.com), Rossen M. Kazakov (rkazakov@strateggo.com), Cathal MacSwiney Brugha (cathal.brugha@ucd.ie), Ulrike Reisach (ulrike.reisach@hnu.de), Gerhard-Wilhelm Weber (gerhard-wilhelm.weber@put.poznan.pl)

  The EWG OR and Ethics and Societal Complexity focus at ethical subjects in doing research in the way of how to make the world a better place to live for all people. Giving that each researcher has only one life, the members of both these research groups decided to dedicate their lives, research capability, brains and efforts to improve the living conditions of all the people in the world. This idea of research often includes criticizing issues and circumstances that abuse privacy, like unethical use of data mining for companies, Google and Facebook, abuse health of people by the alcohol and tobacco industry, criticize unethical labor conditions like child labor, improving the position of women by emphasizing education of women, especially in developing countries, by being financial independent, by forbidding child marriages and stimulate equal pay for equal jobs given that women rights are human rights. Reflecting and handling these kind of complex societal ethical problems is the focus of the researchers belonging to the EWG OR and Ethics and Societal Complexity. In most complex societal problems some persons benefit while most people suffer. Given this reality the researchers of our EWG research group of OR and Ethics and Societal Complexity like to minimalize the personal benefit of those who profit of the complex problems, like the banks who created the credit crisis and the pharmacy industry who benefited for dangerous drugs and to maximize the situation of all people in a social based democracy where all people can be protected by the rule of law of a social based democracy. We invite all researchers who are also doing research for improving the level of living to join our conferences.

Area OR Initiatives for Education, Sustainability, and Developing Countries
Chair(s): Maria Antónia Carravilla, Grit Walther, Leroy White

• Military, Defense, and International Security
  Chair(s): Greg Parlier (gparlier@knology.net)

  Military Operations Research; combat models and wargames; weapon systems analyses; Strategic Analytics; joint and combined operations; maritime operations (piracy and sanctions enforcement); air and missile defense; humanitarian operations and disaster relief; defense supply chain operations; alliance/coalition logistics interoperability; defense manpower/personnel policy; international military education and training; resource planning and analyses; enterprise management innovation; integration of emerging technologies (e.g., robotics/autonomous systems,AI/ML, directed energy, IoT)

• OR Education
  Chair(s): Jeroen Belien (jeroen.belien@kuleuven.be), Maria Antónia Carravilla (mac@fe.up.pt), Stefan Creemers (sc@cromso.com)

  At the OR Education Stream, we invite teachers from various backgrounds to share their experiences in teaching OR. The talks will highlight innovative approaches such as integrating computational tools, leveraging open-source software, employing gamification techniques, and tailoring OR/MS education for different disciplines. These sessions offer a platform for collaborative learning and exchange of practical insights, empowering educators to enhance the effectiveness and relevance of OR education in diverse academic settings.

• OR for Development and Developing Countries
  Chair(s): Gordon Dash (ghdash@uri.edu), Nina Kajiji (nina@nkd-group.com), Gerhard-Wilhelm Weber (gerhard-wilhelm.weber@put.poznan.pl)

  This stream presents the latest research findings and shared experiences for advancing sustainable development in developing economies. The stream covers many important issues, such as modeling medical services (macro- and micro-level), humanitarian issues related to effective water distribution, creating sustainable communities, and using AI for democratized investing, consumption, and production.

Area Practice of OR (Making an Impact)
Chair(s): Ceyda Oguz, Nikolaos Matsatsinis, Leroy White

• Making an Impact
  Chair(s): Making An Impact (mai@euro-online.org), Ruth Kaufman (ruth.kaufman@btinternet.com)

  'Making an Impact’ is a stream with a difference. Every session is dedicated to helping people whose job is to apply OR in practice - whether they work in industry, consultancies, or alongside their academic research - to improve their effectiveness, develop their skills and knowledge, and build their networks. Sessions may take a variety of forms including workshop, tutorial, discussion, and 5-minute 'lightning talks', and we encourage participation and interaction. Contributions are welcome, if they are designed to share experience or knowledge, or stimulate discussion, associated with practice rather than with methodological advances - for example looking at liaising with customers, change management, practical evaluation. Please feel free to contact stream leaders if you want to discuss further. (Note that you can contribute to this stream even if you have also submitted to a different stream in the scientific programme.)

Area Production, Logistics and Retail Management
Chair(s): Tina Wakolbinger, Andrej Brodnik

• Locational Analysis
  Chair(s): Hatice Calik (hatice.calik@kuleuven.be), Carmela Piccolo (carmela.piccolo@unina.it), Diego Ponce (dponce@us.es)

• Lot Sizing, Lot Scheduling and Production Planning
  Chair(s): Safia Kedad-Sidhoum (safia.kedad_sidhoum@cnam.fr), Wilco van den Heuvel (wvandenheuvel@ese.eur.nl)

• Retail Operations
  Chair(s): Pedro Amorim (amorim.pedro@fe.up.pt), Rob Broekmeulen (r.a.c.m.broekmeulen@tue.nl), Alexander Hübner (alexander.huebner@tum.de), Heinrich Kuhn (heinrich.kuhn@ku.de), Winfried Steiner (winfried.steiner@tu-clausthal.de)

Area Scheduling, Timetabling and Project Management
Chair(s): Ceyda Oguz, Virginie Lurkin

• Automated Timetabling
  Chair(s): Sanja Petrovic (sanja.petrovic@nottingham.ac.uk), Greet Vanden Berghe (greet.vandenberghe@cs.kuleuven.be)

• Project Management and Scheduling
  Chair(s): Erik Demeulemeester (erik.demeulemeester@kuleuven.be), Joanna Józefowska (joanna.jozefowska@cs.put.poznan.pl)

Area Special Invited Talks
Chair(s): Marta Szachniuk, Sarah Fores

• Keynotes
  Chair(s):

• Memorial Session for Jakob Krarup
  Chair(s): David Pisinger (dapi@dtu.dk)

  A special commemoration in honour of Professor Jakob Krarup, former President of EURO.

• Opening and Closing
  Chair(s):

• OR Journals
  Chair(s): Roman Slowinski (roman.slowinski@cs.put.poznan.pl)

• Plenaries
  Chair(s):

Area Stochastic and Robust Optimization (Queueing)
Chair(s): Milan Hladík, Boglárka G.-Tóth

• Advances in Stochastic Modelling and Learning Methods
  Chair(s): Odysseas Kanavetas (o.kanavetas@math.leidenuniv.nl), Flora Spieksma (spieksma@math.leidenuniv.nl)

• Stochastic Modelling
  Chair(s): Raik Stolletz (stolletz@bwl.uni-mannheim.de)

• Stochastic, Robust and Distributionally Robust Optimization
  Chair(s): Milos Kopa (kopa@karlin.mff.cuni.cz), Francesca Maggioni (francesca.maggioni@unibg.it)

Area Transportation and Routing
Chair(s): Virginie Lurkin, Emilio CARRIZOSA

• Optimization at Amazon
  Chair(s): Daniel Guimarans (guimd@amazon.es)

• OR in Port Operations
  Chair(s): Rosa G. González-Ramírez (rgonzalez@uandes.cl), Eduardo Lalla-Ruiz (e.a.lalla@utwente.nl)

• Public Transport Optimization
  Chair(s): Dennis Huisman (huisman@ese.eur.nl), Marie Schmidt (marie.schmidt@uni-wuerzburg.de)

• Transportation
  Chair(s): Riccardo Rossi (riccardo.rossi@unipd.it)

• VeRoLog - Vehicle Routing and Logistics
  Chair(s): Rossana Cavagnini (cavagnini@cl.rwth-aachen.de), Roberto Roberti (roberto.roberti@unipd.it)

  Stream organized by the EURO Working Group on Vehicle Routing and Logistics (VeRoLog)

Area WISDOM - Women in OR
Chair(s): Dolores Romero Morales, Tina Wakolbinger

• WISDOM - Women in OR
  Chair(s): Paula Carroll (paula.carroll@ucd.ie)

  Young Women for Operations Research (YW4OR): recipients of the EURO WISDOM Forum YW4OR award present their research agendas.