Herbert Wertheim College of Engineering
Sefair Lab
Led by Jorge A. Sefair · Industrial and Systems Engineering
What we study
The Sefair Lab studies network optimization and integer programming, applying these methods to environmental planning, public policy, and service systems. Their interdisciplinary research combines operations research with fields like civil engineering and public health.
What working here is like
- Computational
- Coding required
- Papers
- 5
Recent papers, explained
- Geometric optimization of wildlife corridors on grid-based landscapes using integer programming
2026 · European Journal of Operational Research
- Integrated operational decisions for configuration, staffing, and workforce routing in two-stage multilocation service systems
2026 · IISE Transactions
Creates a model to balance staffing and service quality in multi-stage systems.
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- A simulation-based optimization workforce allocation method to improve airport security screening operations
2026 · SIMULATION
Develops a simulation tool to optimize airport security officer scheduling.
- A scalable mixed-integer programming model for multi-period hydropower planning in a single-reservoir system
2025 · Applied Energy
- A workforce allocation and scheduling model for sequential service systems with disjoint service areas and resource sharing
2025 · Annals of Operations Research
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