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Computational Intelligence for Sustainable Operations and Circular Economy

This special issue belongs to the section “Algorithms for Multidisciplinary Applications“.

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Keywords

  • computational intelligence
  • sustainable supply chains
  • circular economy
  • machine learning for sustainability
  • applied operations research
  • mathematical modeling
  • supply chain optimization
  • green logistics
  • resource efficiency
  • industry 4.0
  • digital twin technologies
  • blockchain in supply chain transparency
  • Internet of Things (IoT) for resource optimization
  • big data analytics for sustainability
  • waste management
  • waste reduction strategies
  • eco-design and sustainable product lifecycle
  • smart grids and renewable energy integration
  • autonomous robotics in sustainable manufacturing
  • life cycle assessment (LCA) with computational models
  • multi-agent systems for resource optimization
  • predictive maintenance
  • energy optimization
  • reverse logistics optimization
  • heuristic and metaheuristic optimization
  • lean manufacturing
  • AI-powered decision support systems
  • AI in waste management and recycling
  • environmental impact assessment with AI

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Algorithms - ISSN 1999-4893