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These are the present doctoral candidates: Jan Husdal. Working title of thesis: Reliability and vulnerability as a factor in transport economics: The reliability and vulnerability of road networks in a cost-benefit perspective. Supervisor: Associate professor Svein Bråthen. Scheduled to finish in 2008. Bjørnar Aas. Working title of thesis: Supply base management. Supervisor: Professor Stein W. Wallace. Scheduled to finish in 2007. Gøril Hannås. Working title of thesis: The use of B2B electronic commerce and governance forms; a transaction cost approach. Supervisor: Professor Arnt Buvik. Scheduled to finish in 2006. Lars Magnus Hvattum. Working title of thesis: Heuristics for stochastic vehicle routing problems. Supervisor: Professor Arne Løkketangen. Scheduled to finish in 2007. Bernt E. Tysseland. Working title of thesis: The theoretical and empirical effect of using integrated logistic support methodology on system life cycle cost. Supervisor: Associate professor Øyvind Halskau. Scheduled to finish in 2008. Ole Holte Sandvik. Working title of thesis: Empirical investigations of ontracts and auctions within the oil and gas industry. Supervisor: Professor Arild Hervik. Scheduled to finish in 2008.
Johan Oppen. Working title of thesis: Metaheuristic search for rich logistic problems. Supervisor: Professor Arne Løkketangen. Scheduled to finish in 2008.
Umar Burki. Working title of the thesis: Cultural differences in business-to-business relationships. Supervisor: Professor Arnt Buvik. Scheduled to finish in 2007. Hajnalka Vaagen. Working title of thesis: Leagile supply chains. Supervisor: Professor Stein W. Wallace. Scheduled to finish in 2009. Bharat Prasad Bhatta. Working title of thesis: Essays on travel demand modeling. Supervisor: Professor Odd I. Larsen. Scheduled to finish in 2009. Biju Kumar Thapalia. Working title of thesis: Stochastic Vehicle Routine Problems. Supervisor: Professor Stein W. Wallace. Scheduled to finish 2008.
Hans Petter Iversen. Working title of thesis: Logistics in psychiatry - from change in technology to change in organisation, leadership and network. Supevisor: Associate professor Hallgeir Gammelsæter. Scheduled to finish 2008.
Yaqin Ma. Working title of thesis: Robustness and flexibility in multi-commodity design. Supervisor: Professor Teodor Gabriel Crainic. Scheduled to finish 2009.
Frederick Mwakibinga. Working title of thesis: Public Sector Procurement in
The following have obtianed their degrees:
Berit Irene Helgheim. Title of thesis: Hospital logistics. Supervisor: Professor Arild Hervik. Defended her thesis 30 May 2006.
Arnt-Gunnar Lium. Title of thesis: Stochastic service network design. Supervisor: Professor Stein W. Wallace. Defended his thesis 7 August 2006. Arild Hoff. Title of thesis: Heuristics for vehicle routing. Supervisor: Professor Arne Løkketangen. Defended his thesis 20 October 2006. On leave: Bård-Inge Pettersen. Working title of thesis: Profit maximization in lot-sizing under non-monopoly market assumptions. Supervisor: Associate professor Kjetil K Haugen. Knut Anders Fostervold. Working title of thesis: Hospital logistics. Supervisors: Associate professor Hallgeir Gammelsæter and Professor Arnt Buvik. In addition, the following are working at the college, but are registered as students elsewhere: Halvard Arntzen, student at Faculty of mathematics and natural sciences, University of Oslo. Frode Løbersli, student at Department of Informatics, University of Oslo. Thesis supervisor: Professor Ole Hanseh (Department of Informatics). Subject: IT in health care. Scheduled to finish in 2004. Asmund Olstad, Norwegian School of Economics and Business administration. On leave from a permanent position at the college. Supervisor: Professor Kurt Jörnsten. Mona Løvlien, student at the Faculty of Medicin, The Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU), Trondheim. Thesis supervisor: Professor Berit Schei, NTNU. Subject: Myocardial infarction and gender. Scheduled to finish in 2006. |