Bibliographical Information________________________________________________________

Education________________________________________________________________________________________

• Ph.D. March, 2006.
  School of Industrial and Systems Engineering
  Georgia Institute of Technology. Atlanta, GA. USA.
• Mathematical Engineering Title 8/17/01
  Department of Mathematical Engineering.
  Universidad de Chile. Santiago, Chile.
• License in Engineering Sciences, major Mathematics 06/13/00
  Department of Mathematical Engineering.
  Universidad de Chile. Santiago, Chile.
• High School
  Instituto Nacional, Santiago, Chile. 1990-1993.

Experience_______________________________________________________________________________________

• March 2006 - Present, Universidad de Chile, Assistant professor.
• 2001-2005, Georgia Institute of Technology, Research assistant under Prof. George Nemhauser and Martin Savelsbergh.
• 2004-2006, Georgia Institute of Technology, Research assistant under Prof. William Cook.

Teaching_____________________________________________________________________________

• Optimization under uncertainty and risk (2010).
• Optimization (2007-2011).
• Models and Algorithms for Optimization (2007-2011).
• Logistics and Production (2006-2010).
• Operations and Engineering (2006-2008).

Areas of Interest_______________________________________________________________________________

• Integer Programming.
• Algorithms and Complexity.
• Combinatorial Optimization.
• Stochastic Optimization.
• Logistics.

Publications_____________________________________________________________________________________

“A new algorithm for the open-pit mine scheduling problem” Renaud Chicoisne, Daniel Espinoza, Marcos Goycoolea, Eduardo Moreno and Enrique Rubio. Operations Research (to appear).

“Lifting, tilting and fractional programming revisited” Daniel Espinoza, Ricardo Fukasawa and Marcos Goycoolea. Operations Research Letters, Vol 38 (2010), pp. 559-563.

“Computing with multi-row Gomory Cuts” Daniel Espinoza. Operations Research Letters, Vol. 38 (2010), pp. 115-120.

“Certification of an optimal TSP tour through 85,900 cities” David L. Applegate, Robert E. Bixby, Vasek Chvatal, William Cook, Daniel G. Espinoza, Marcos Goycoolea, Keld Helsgaun. Operations Research Letters, Vol. 37 (2009), No 1, pp. 11-15.

“Per-Seat, On-Demand Air Transportation Part I: Problem Description and an Integer Multi-Commodity Flow Model” Daniel Espinoza, Renan Garcia, Marcos Goycoolea, George Nemhauser, Martin Savelsbergh. Transportation Science, Vol. 42 (2008), pp. 263-278.

“Per-Seat, On-Demand Air Transportation Part II: Parallel Local Search” Daniel Espinoza, Renan Garcia, Marcos Goycoolea, George Nemhauser, Martin Savelsbergh. Transportation Science, Vol. 42 (2008), pp. 279-291.

“Exact solutions to linear programming problems.” David L. Applegate,William Cook, Sanjeeb Dash, Daniel G. Espinoza, Operations Research Letters, Vol. 35 (2007) pp. 693-699

“Computing with Domino-Parity Inequalities for the TSP.” Wiliam Cook, Daniel Espinoza, Marcos Goycoolea. INFORMS Journal on Computing, Vol. 19, No. 3, Summer 2007, pp. 356-365

“A Study of the Domino Parity and k-Parity Constraints for the TSP.” William Cook, Daniel Espinoza, Marcos Goycoolea. Springer Lectures Notes in Computer Science. Proceedings from IPCO 2005.

Extended Abstract and Technical notes__________________________________________

“Large-scale multi-period precedence constrained knapsack problems: A mining application” Eduardo Moreno, Daniel Espinoza, and Marcos Goycoolea. Electronic Notes in Discrete Mathematics. Volume 36, 2010. p407-414. Proceedings of ISCO. March, 2010. Tunisia.

“A scalable approach to optimal block sequencing” Jorge Amaya, Daniel Espinoza, Marcos Goycoolea, Eduardo Moreno, Thomas Prevost and Enrique Rubio. Proceedings of APCOM. October, 2009. Vancouver.

“Computing with multi-row Gomory Cuts” Daniel Espinoza. Springer Lecture Notes in Computer Science. Proceedings from IPCO 2008.

“A Study of Domino-Parity and k-Parity Constraints for the TSP.” William Cook, Daniel Espinoza, Marcos Goycoolea. IPCO (Integer Programming and Combinatorial Optimization). Berlin. June, 2005.

Research Grants:_______________________________________________________________________________

“Tecnologˊa avanzada para ciudades del futuro”, 2011-2014. Asociated researcher, FONDEF D10I1002.

“Nˊucleo Milenio Informaciˊon y Coordinaciˊon en Redes”, 2011-2014. Young researcher, ICM/FIC P10-024-F.

“Algorithmic and computational aspects of mixed integer programming”, 2011-2014. Principal researcher, FONDECYT 1110024.

“Instituto Milenio Sistemas Complejos de Ingenieria”, 2008-2013. Young researcher. FBO-16.

“Cuts which do not conform to the template paradigm for General Mixed Integer Problems”, 2007-2010, Principal researcher, FONDECYT 1070749.

“Sistemas Complejos, computaciˊon evolutiva y aplicaciones a la planificaciˊon minera.”, 2007 - 2010. One of four principal researchers. FONDEF D06I1031.

“Instituto Milenio Sistemas Complejos de Ingenieria”, 2007 - 2012. Young researcher. ICM P05-004F.

Industry Projects:_____________________________________________________________________________

• Cuerpo de Bomberos de Santiago (Fire Fighter department of Santiago) (co-PI), June 2010 - June 2011: Effective response system for emergencies.
• Lafarge Chile (co-PI), Dec 2008 - Jul 2009: Vehicle routing for dispatching dry products.
• Quintec (PI), July 2007 - July 2008: Evaluation and improvements to On-site services.
• Viña San Pedro, Apr 2007 - Jun 2008: Production scheduling.