Alberto Torrejon

I am PhD in Mathematics (with the specialization in Statistics and Operations Research) by the University of Sevilla in the Department of Statistics and Operations Research and the Institute of Mathematics (IMUS) at the University of Seville under the supervision of Justo Puerto and Miguel A. Pozo. I also hold a double degree in Mathematics and Statistics and a Master’s Degree in Mathematics, all from the University of Seville. My research focuses on mathematical modeling, algorithmic development, and statistical methodologies for data analysis and decision-making problems. These range from robust statistics to location or vehicle routing problems. Specifically, I work on the development of ordered optimization approaches through the lens of mathematical programming. A key focus of my work is the design of fair and equitable decision-making strategies and algorithms within these frameworks. I am a member of the Spanish Society of Statistics and Operations Research (SEIO), where I serve on the editorial team of the SEIO Bulletin, of the Spanish Location Network (REDLOCA), and the EURO Working Group on Location Analysis (EWGLA). Beyond academic research, I actively participate in conferences, seminars, and outreach activities aimed at promoting mathematics, statistics, and operations research. I am a strong advocate for open source and maintain a special connection with the R programming language. I am one of the organizers of the SevillaR group, a local node of the R-Hispano Community. In my free time, I write and read poetry, just like my father taught me.