Ender Özcan is affiliated with the University of Nottingham in the United Kingdom. Their research spans multiple fields primarily in Engineering and Computer Science, with significant focus on subfields such as Industrial and Manufacturing Engineering, Artificial Intelligence, and Computational Theory and Mathematics.
Their work includes contributions to Management Science and Operations Research as well as Mechanics of Materials. The research topics covered by Özcan consistently revolve around optimization and decision-making methods. Key areas of study include:
Özcan has published frequently in a set of journals and venues that reflect their research domains. The venues with multiple publications include:
The collaboration network of Özcan includes several frequent co-authors, indicating sustained partnerships in their research projects. These co-authors include:
Among their recent published works, notable papers include:
Özcan's contributions predominantly intersect the development of algorithmic and computational techniques for optimization problems, with applications in transportation, energy systems, image processing, and urban infrastructure planning.
Edmund K. Burke;Michel Gendreau;Matthew R. Hyde;Graham Kendall
Edmund K. Burke;Matthew Hyde;Graham Kendall;Gabriela Ochoa
E. Ozcan;C.K. Mohan
Ender Özcan;Burak Bilgin;Emin Erkan Korkmaz
Edmund K. Burke;Mathew R. Hyde;Graham Kendall;Gabriela Ochoa
Ender Ozcan;Chilukuri K. Mohan
John H. Drake;Ahmed Kheiri;Ender Özcan;Edmund K. Burke
Honorary Chairs;Jacek Zurada;Andries Engelbrecht;Mengjie Zhang
Burak Bilgin;Ender Özcan;Emin Erkan Korkmaz
Edmund K. Burke;Matthew R. Hyde;Graham Kendall;Gabriela Ochoa
Ender Özcan;Mustafa Misir;Gabriela Ochoa;Edmund K. Burke
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Muhammet Deveci;Ender Özcan;Robert I. John;Dragan Pamucar
Shahriar Asta;Daniel Karapetyan;Ahmed Kheiri;Ender Özcan
Muhammet Deveci;Muhammet Deveci;Ender Özcan;Robert John;Catalin-Felix Covrig
A. Alkan;E. Ozcan
Mashael Maashi;Ender Özcan;Graham Kendall;Graham Kendall
Wenwen Li;Ender Özcan;Robert John
Simon Martin;Djamila Ouelhadj;Patrick Beullens;Ender Ozcan
Edmund K. Burke;Graham Kendall;Mustafa Mısır;Ender Özcan
Ender Özcan;Edmund K. Burke
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