The University of Toledo

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Dr. Kamburowski's research interest is focused on the theory of scheduling, and he is the author (or co-author) of more than 50 papers published in leading international journals in the area of Operations Research/Management Science.

Optimization, Shop Scheduling, Project Scheduling
 

Journals

• A heuristic for minimizing the expected makespan in two-machine stochastic flow shops with

consistent coefficient of variation (with P.J. Kalczynski), European Journal of Operational Research

2006, to appear. (BR,R)

•  On the NEH heuristic for minimizing the makespan in permutation flow shops (with P.J.Kalczynski), Omega, International Journal of Management Science 2006 to appear (BR,R)

• Two-machine stochastic flow shops with blocking and the traveling salesman problem (with P.J.Kalczynski), Journal of Scheduling 2005, to appear. (BR,R).

• A heuristic for minimizing the makespan in no-idle flow shops (with P.J. Kalczynski), Computers &

Industrial Engineering, vol. 49, 2005, 146-154 (BR,R).

• Generalization of Johnson’s and Talwar’s scheduling rules in two-machine stochastic flow shops (with P.J. Kalczynski), Journal of the Operational Research Society, 2004, vol. 55, 1358-1362.(BR,R)

•  More on three-machine no-idle flow shops, Computers & Industrial Engineering, 2004, vol. 46, 461-466. (BR,R)

•  On the unknown contribution of Stefan Chanas to the stochastic flow shop analysis (in memory), Operations Research and Decisions, 2003, No.4, 75-83. (BR,R)

•  Non-bottleneck machines in three-machine flow shops, Journal of Scheduling, 2000, vol. 3, 209-233.

(BR,R)

•  On three-machine flow shops with random job processing times, European Journal of Operational

Research, 2000, vol. 125, 440-449. (BR,R)

• Minimizing the complexity of an activity network (with D. Michael and M. Stallmann), Networks, 2000, vol. 36, No. 1, 47-52. (BR,R)