Full professors

Allan Larsen is a full professor in Operations and Supply Chain Management. Allan's research deals with applying operations research methodologies to complex planning problems within supply chain management, logistics and healthcare operations management. Specific research interests include; (urban) freight transport and logistics and healthcare supply chains and logistics.
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Anders Kristian Munk is a full professor in computational anthropology with a special interest in how to integrate machine learning and qualitative methods. His research focuses on public technology debates and the way humans and social groups respond to pressing technological problems.

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Bissan Ghaddar is a full professor in Operations Research with a research focus on machine learning and optimization models. Her research is mainly related to applications in sustainable energy, transportation, and telecommunication network design and operations.
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Brit Ross Winthereik is a full professor in science and technology studies (STS) with a special focus on public sector digitalization. She aims at understanding the role of human participation in the digital transformation of welfare societies.
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David Pisinger is a full professor in Operations Research and aims to develop advanced solution methods for combinatorial optimization problems with a special focus on maritime logistics, network design, transportation problems, offshore wind farm design and energy expansion models.
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Dogan Keles is a full professor in economics and aims to develop effective and efficient energy transition policies toward a net-zero energy system. He focuses on electricity market design options that can guarantee both short-term economic efficiency and long-term security of supply via clean energy investments.
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Francisco Pereira is a full professor in Machine Learning and Simulation for Transport Systems. His methodological research combines machine learning and transportation research. His preferred applications generally relate to transportation research problems, such as real-time traffic prediction, behaviour modelling, advanced data collection technologies, transport policy and transport modelling.
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Jacob Ladenburg is a full Professor in applied economics. His research uses quantitative methodologies to focus on acceptance and preferences for energy and environmental technologies.

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Jasmine Lam is a full professor in the Operations and Supply Chain Management area. Jasmine is the Maritime Chair with interest in maritime, port, logistics, innovation, resilience, and sustainability. She focuses on data analytics, decision analysis, intelligent systems, policy recommendations, and interdisciplinary approaches. 
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Jens O. Brunner is a full professor in Decision Science in Healthcare. Jens’ research concerns the design and analysis of service systems using quantitative methods, with a special focus on processes in healthcare.
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Jeppe Rich is a full professor with focus on quantitative transport models. He has a background in mathematics, econometrics and planning and covers a range of different topics within the quantitative transportation field. Research areas include transport demand models, agent-based simulation models, population synthesis, charging infrastructure planning, infrastructure design, cost-benefit analysis, and models for car ownership.
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Jesper Larsen is a full professor in the Operations Research and Management Science area and aims at generating optimal value for society, industry and stakeholders from data with a focus on data-driven decision-making, decision science more specific mathematical modelling and optimisation based on operations research.
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John Paulin Hansen is a full professor in human factors with the aim to develop health technology for people with special needs.
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Kirsten Halsnæs is a full professor in Climate Economics and is researching how climate policies and sustainable development can be aligned based on quantitative measurement standards, and is developing and applying methods for damage cost assessment of extreme climate events.
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Professor Liisa Välikangas teaches strategic leadership at DTU Management. Her research focuses on how advanced technologies are changing management and organization. She is affiliated with DTU's Executive MBA program and Head of Research Section for Organization Science and Technology.
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Marcella Veronesi is a full professor in Applied Economics with a focus on environmental and behavioural economics.
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Marie Münster is a full professor in the area of mathematical modelling applied to Energy System Analysis. She aims at decreasing the costs of the green transition with a focus on the least-cost optimization of smart sector-coupled energy systems, including PtX and bio-fuels.
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Martin Drews is a full professor in Climate Risk Management with a special emphasis on the risks and consequences to human and natural systems related to weather and climate extremes like extreme sea levels, heavy rains, storms, drought, and wildfires. His methodological research integrates regional climate modelling, statistical methods and machine learning, climate change adaptation and disaster risk management, climate economics and sustainable development. 
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Otto Anker Nielsen is a full professor in transport modelling and aims at improving forecasts for transport projects and policies with focus to improve mobility and reduce societal costs of transportation.
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Per Dannemand Andersen is a full professor in Technology Foresight and Innovation. His research interests focus on the understanding and development of processes for joint research and innovation strategies for industrial sectors, as well as methods for stakeholder inclusion in technology foresight.
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Peter Martinsson is a full professor in economics. His research focuses on behavioural and experimental economics.
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Phoebe Koundouri is a part-time professor in Environmental and Resource Economics who aims to pioneer innovative, human-centric, interdisciplinary systems for the sustainable interaction between nature, society, and the economy. She focuses on behavioural experiments and non-market valuation, micro-econometrics, integrated climate change and energy/land-use modelling under uncertainty.  
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Ramazan Sari is a full professor in economics whose research focuses on identifying and quantifying gender, regional, and cultural disparities in the acceptability of new energy technologies and policies. In addition, he focuses on the economic and other social aspects of sustainability, including economic growth, economic poverty, energy poverty, and energy justice.
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Sonja Haustein is a full professor in human behaviour focusing on sustainable transport and mobility. Her research aims at understanding and predicting behavioural choices to provide a better basis for interventions towards green, safe, healthy and inclusive transport. This includes examining new transport technologies and services and their social and environmental effects.
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Stefan Røpke is a full professor in operations research and aims to develop and combine machine learning and operations research methods to help organizations solve complex problems and make better decisions. Stefan Røpke is primarily focusing on applications within transport.
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Ugur Soytas is a full professor in economics and aims to quantify and incorporate social issues into the energy-economy-environment nexus. He also works on the impact of changes in energy prices and volatilities on financial asset markets, other commodity markets, and the macroeconomy.
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