Biography:
Fco. Alberto Campos Fernández holds a degree in Mathematical Sciences from the Complutense University of Madrid (1999), with a specialization in Operations Research, and a PhD in Industrial Engineering from the Pontifical Comillas University (2006).
He is currently a full-time researcher at the Institute for Technological Research (IIT) and a professor in the Department of Industrial Organization at the ICAI School of Engineering.
He is accredited by ANECA and ACAP for all existing teaching roles and has three six-year research terms in operations research.
Areas of interest:
Mathematical techniques of operations research. Stochastic optimization. Planning and operation of energy systems. Nash equilibrium. General equilibrium. Optimization under uncertainty. Hydrogen, Gas and Electricity Markets. Cryptology.
Experience:
During his pre- and postdoctoral training, he was awarded scholarships for 10 years. In 2013, he received the government-funded 'José Castillejo' grant for young doctors, through which he completed a six-month research stay at the University of London.
He has taught various subjects such as Operations Research, Systems Optimization Techniques, Mathematical Methods, and Operations Management. He has also collaborated in postgraduate and official master's courses related to fuzzy logic, system reliability, and metaheuristic algorithms, and has occasionally given lectures at other universities on the application of statistical techniques and methods for integrating differential equations in geography and physics.
He has extensive experience leading and participating in research projects in collaboration with industry and government in the energy sector.
Skills:
Operations Research. Stochastic optimization. Benders decomposition. GAMS. VBA. Matlab
Current research interests:
Hydrogen markets. Renewable energy integration. Hourly integration. Reserve operation. Storage. Electric and Hydrogen vehicles. Complex networks. Energy communities. Distributed generation