Luís Pinto Ferreira is an associate professor at the Mechanical
Engineering Department (Industrial Management Section) of ISEP
(www.isep.ipp.pt) (Polytechnic of Porto), Porto, Portugal. He earned his PhD in
Manufacturing Engineering from the University of Vigo (Spain), MSc in
Industrial Engineering–Logistics and Distribution from the School of
Engineering, University of Minho (Portugal), and bachelor’s degree in
Industrial Electronic Engineering from the School of Engineering, University of
Minho (Portugal). In both the master's and doctoral studies, simulation was
used as a decision-support tool in the production area. He has more than 150
papers published, 12 internationally edited books (Special Issue or Proceedings
Published), has supervised more than 100 MSc students, and is currently
co-supervising several PhD students, with work in the field of Industrial
Engineering and Management, particularly covering the topics of continuous
improvement and industrial simulation. He presents an h-index of 35 in Google Scholar
(3845 citations) and 25 in the SCOPUS profile (1722 citations). In 2004, he was
awarded the APDIO/IO 2004 prize, given by the Operation Research Portuguese
Association. He is a member of the External Advisory Board of the European
project Bio-Based Digital Twins (BBTwins) (https://bbtwins.eu/), which is
developing a digital platform for the optimization of agri-food value chain
processes and the supply of quality biomass for bioprocessing.
Luís Pinto Ferreira is an associate professor at the Mechanical
Engineering Department (Industrial Management Section) of ISEP
(www.isep.ipp.pt) (Polytechnic of Porto), Porto, Portugal. He earned his PhD in
Manufacturing Engineering from the University of Vigo (Spain), MSc in
Industrial Engineering–Logistics and Distribution from the School of
Engineering, University of Minho (Portugal), and bachelor’s degree in
Industrial Electronic Engineering from the School of Engineering, University of
Minho (Portugal). In both the master's and doctoral studies, simulation was
used as a decision-support tool in the production area. He has more than 150
papers published, 12 internationally edited books (Special Issue or Proceedings
Published), has supervised more than 100 MSc students, and is currently
co-supervising several PhD students, with work in the field of Industrial
Engineering and Management, particularly covering the topics of continuous
improvement and industrial simulation. He presents an h-index of 35 in Google Scholar
(3845 citations) and 25 in the SCOPUS profile (1722 citations). In 2004, he was
awarded the APDIO/IO 2004 prize, given by the Operation Research Portuguese
Association. He is a member of the External Advisory Board of the European
project Bio-Based Digital Twins (BBTwins) (https://bbtwins.eu/), which is
developing a digital platform for the optimization of agri-food value chain
processes and the supply of quality biomass for bioprocessing.