Short Biography

I am currently Associate professor of Supply Chain Management, at Tilburg School of Economics and Management. Before joining Tilburg University, I worked as Assistant professor at VU Amsterdam, and as a Research fellow (post-doc) at European Business School (Germany). I received my M. Eng. and PhD in Logistics and Supply Chain Management from MIT-Zaragoza Logistics Program (Spain). As a doctoral student, I spent time at MIT , Harvard Kennedy School of Government, University of Minnesota (USA) and University of Pompeu Fabra (Spain). Before joining academia, I worked as a logistics and procurement specialist for the private sector and the Greek Ministry of Transport.

My main research focuses on behavioral operations, studying issues of supply chain coordination, information sharing and human-algorithm interaction. I am also interested in sustainability and social responsibility in supply chains. Last, I work on topics related to global health supply chains and humanitarian logistics. In terms of research methodologies, I like to combine analytical modeling (game theory) with empirical data (experiments, secondary data).