Engineering Faculty Profile
Aleksandr Vinel
Associate ProfessorM.S. Applied Mathematics and Physics, Moscow Institute of Physics and Technology
B.S. Applied Mathematics and Physics, Moscow Institute of Physics and Technology
risk-averse decision making
nonlinear optimization
applications in transportation safety
data analytics
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ISE professor to participate in Israeli fellowship program
In an effort to support collaboration between Israeli and U.S. institutions, Auburn University Department of Industrial and Systems Engineering Associate Professor Aleksandr Vinel will soon leave for Israel to take part in the 2022-23 Winter - Faculty Fellowship Program.
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ISE associate professor named area editor for scientific journal
Aleksandr Vinel, associate professor in the Auburn University Department of Industrial and Systems Engineering, was recently selected as area editor for the scientific journal Computers & Operations Research. Area editor is primarily responsible for organizing and overseeing peer-review processes for scientific papers submitted to the journal.
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INFORMS student chapter wins national award
The INFORMS (Institute for Operations Research and the Management Sciences) Student Chapter at Auburn University was recently recognized with a national Student Chapter Annual Award for 2021. The purpose of the Student Chapter Annual Awards is to recognize the achievements of student chapters and to motivate them to perform well.
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Industrial and systems engineering researchers win ‘Best Paper Award’
A team of researchers in Auburn University’s Department of Industrial and Systems Engineering was recently recognized for its contributions to the advancement of the practice of ergonomics through being awarded the “Best Paper Award 2021” by the “Ergonomics” journal.
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FAA invests $3 million in Auburn University additive manufacturing research
Thanks to a recent $3 million grant from the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA), the National Center for Additive Manufacturing Excellence (NCAME) at Auburn University will soon initiate a two-year project focused on improving commercial air travel through the use of 3D-printed (or additively manufactured) metal components.
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