AIRO Young Opportunity
PhD scholarship in operations research
(Academia)
Expires
28 Mar 2021
Institution
INRIA, Lille
Country
France
Description
PhD scholarship in operations research under the supervision of Dominique Feillet, Maxime Ogier and Frédéric Semet
at INRIA Lille / Centrale Lille (France) for a period of 3 years.
Ph.D. Title: Batching and picker routing problems in warehouses taking into account human factors
Short description:
This Ph.D. thesis deals with the modeling and solving of batching and routing problems in warehouses taking into account human factors. Usually, the objective of these problems is to minimize the total traveled distance, and the constraints consist in satisfying customer orders. However, pickers have to face a variety of difficulties during their working days such as painful picking operations and congestion in aisles. The objectives of this thesis aims to propose mathematical models that describe batching and routing problems integrating human factors, and develop efficient solving.
More information can be obtained from : https://team.inria.fr/inocs/job-offers/
or contact : dominique.feillet@emse.fr / frederic.semet@centralelille.fr
Requirements:
Applicants must have a Master Degree (or equivalent) in Computer Sciences, Applied Mathematics, or any related discipline. Applicants should demonstrate good programming skills and a deep knowledge in combinatorial optimization and integer programming.
Best regards,
Dominique Feillet, Maxime Ogier, Frédéric Semet.
at INRIA Lille / Centrale Lille (France) for a period of 3 years.
Ph.D. Title: Batching and picker routing problems in warehouses taking into account human factors
Short description:
This Ph.D. thesis deals with the modeling and solving of batching and routing problems in warehouses taking into account human factors. Usually, the objective of these problems is to minimize the total traveled distance, and the constraints consist in satisfying customer orders. However, pickers have to face a variety of difficulties during their working days such as painful picking operations and congestion in aisles. The objectives of this thesis aims to propose mathematical models that describe batching and routing problems integrating human factors, and develop efficient solving.
More information can be obtained from : https://team.inria.fr/inocs/job-offers/
or contact : dominique.feillet@emse.fr / frederic.semet@centralelille.fr
Requirements:
Applicants must have a Master Degree (or equivalent) in Computer Sciences, Applied Mathematics, or any related discipline. Applicants should demonstrate good programming skills and a deep knowledge in combinatorial optimization and integer programming.
Best regards,
Dominique Feillet, Maxime Ogier, Frédéric Semet.