An unparalleled team of more than 50 faculty and research staff are involved
in various aspects of transportation and logistics at MIT. Below, faculty
and staff members are listed along with their research interests. Click
on their name for contact information, as well as links to their personal
websites where available.
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Arnold Barnett |
Aviation safety; statistics |
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Cynthia Barnhart |
Distribution, logistics, large-scale
network optimization |
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Peter Belobaba |
Economics; airline marketing and
management; applied operations research; aerospace industry
analysis |
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Moshe Ben-Akiva |
Economics; airline marketing and
management; applied operations research; aerospace industry
analysis. |
|
Erik Brynjolfsson |
Information technology, organizational
transformation and the Internet |
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Jonathan Byrnes |
Supply chain management |
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Chris Caplice |
Logistics, supply chain management |
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John-Paul Clarke |
Air traffic management; intelligent
application of advanced flight guidance technology; environmental
impact of aircraft operations |
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Joseph Coughlin |
Public policy; strategic management;
transport and the environment; transportation needs of an aging
population |
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Richard De Neufville |
Airport systems planning; transportation
technology and policy; geographic databases |
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Charles Fine |
International motor vehicle industry |
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Ernst Frankel |
Port development and planning;
systems analysis; ocean systems design |
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Stephen Graves |
Operations management; optimization
models; inventory analysis |
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John Hansman |
Air transportation |
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Wesley Harris |
Air transportation |
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John Heywood |
Automotive engines and fuels; use
of ceramic materials in internal combustion engines; development
and application of new analysis and experimental techniques |
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Thomas Kochan |
Labor management partnership |
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George Kocur |
Information technology, telecommunications, logistics, transportation, infrastructure management |
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Richard Larson |
Operations research and analysis
of public systems; evaluation of technology applied to urban
systems; postal services; urban transportation |
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Stuart Madnick |
Information systems engineering |
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Thomas Malone |
The use of computers and communications
technology in groups and organizations |
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Thomas Magnanti |
Transportation planning including
vehicle fleet planning, personnel scheduling, distribution system
design and urban traffic management; network analysis; mathematical
programming; combinatorial theory |
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Henry Marcus |
Transportation management, ocean
transportation; ocean systems management; public policy |
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David Marks |
Environmental impacts of transportation |
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Carl Martland |
Railroad operations and management |
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Fred Moavenzadeh |
Construction; transportation in
developing countries; transfer and adaptation of technology
to developing countries |
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Amedeo Odoni |
Operations research; airport and
air traffic control problems; analysis of urban service systems;
project evaluation |
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James Orlin |
Mathematical programming; combinatorial
and network optimization; design and analysis of heuristics |
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James Rice |
Supply chain redesign, organization,
strategy |
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Daniel Roos |
Information systems; transportation
systems; policy issues in transportation; automotive industry |
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Donald Rosenfield |
Supply chain management; global
production and distribution strategies |
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Jerome Rothenberg |
Urban transportation systems; relationship
between transportation and urban forms and industrial and residual
location; urban transportation and environment |
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Fred Salvucci |
Transportation planning, government
policy |
|
Yossi Sheffi |
Transportation network analysis
and design; business logistics; freight transportation; rail
and truck systems; decision support systems |
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Thomas Sheridan |
Human factors in transportation |
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Michael Siegel |
Information technology |
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David Simchi-Levi |
Design, control and operation of
logistics systems and telecommunication networks; supply chain;
facility location; inventory models; vehicle routing; production
scheduling |
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Joseph Sussman |
Transportation systems management
and operations; systems analysis; simulation methods; rail systems;
intelligent transportation systems |
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Richard Wang |
Total data quality management |
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Abbott Weiss |
International logistics and supply
chain management |
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David Gordon
Wilson |
Vehicle propulsion systems |
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Nigel Wilson |
Urban transport; public transport
operations, planning and management; transport systems analysis |