Diego Delle Donne, PhD.

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I got my Computer Scientist degree at the University of Buenos Aires (Faculty of Natural and Exact Sciences), Argentina in 2009 and a PhD in Computer Sciences at the same university in 2016. My main research interests cover topics around combinatorial optimization, applied mathematics, linear integer programming and graph theory. I am also very interested in applied real-life projects concerning these topics.

Since September 2022, I hold a tenure-track Assistant Professor position at the ESSEC Business School of Paris (IDS department), in France. In the recent past, I held a full-time Assistant Professor position at the National University of General Sarmiento (Argentina) where I taught courses for the Bachelor in Computer Systems degree, and a part-time teacher position at the School of Sciences of the University of Buenos Aires. I left those positions in 2018 when I moved to France.

For some years now, I have been working on a project focused on the development of optimization algorithms for a Last Mile Delivery problem which tries to profit from the public transport capacity surplus on non-peak hours for its use in freight delivery within the city. In particular, the project aims to reduce CO2 emissions and traffic in big cities. 

You can find my updated CV following this links:

• English version

• Spanish version