Panos Parpas
Regular biography
Panos Parpas is a Professor of Computational and Applied Mathematics in the Department of Computing at Imperial College London. His research interests include mathematical optimization, computational mathematics, scientific computing, and computational finance. He has contributed to various areas such as optimization algorithms, numerical methods, and applications in finance and engineering. He is also involved in academic activities such as serving as Editor-in-Chief of Numerical Functional Analysis and Optimization and as a Senior Program Committee member for the ACM International Conference on AI in Finance. His work includes publications in leading journals and conferences.
Scholar-generated biography
Panos Parpas is a computational mathematician specializing in optimization and its applications to complex systems. His research focuses on computational mathematics, with an emphasis on global optimization, stochastic programming, and dynamic systems. He has published extensively on topics such as portfolio selection, water distribution networks, and climate policy modeling. His work integrates advanced mathematical techniques to address real-world challenges, including demand response in water systems and robust portfolio optimization. Parpas has developed novel algorithms for solving large-scale convex optimization problems and has explored the use of stochastic methods in system modeling and control.