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Fereshteh Mafakheri, PhD, PEng

  • Affiliate Assistant Professor, Concordia Institute for Information Systems Engineering
  • Affiliate Assistant Professor , Building, Civil, and Environmental Engineering

Research areas: Decision Analytics; Bioenergy; Energy Transition; Supply Chain Management; Procurement; Technology Management

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Biography

Education

PhD, Decision Sciences (HEC - Universite de Montreal), 2011

MSc, Industrial Systems Engineering (University of Regina), 2006

BSc, Industrial Engineering (Alzahra University), 2000


Awards

Teaching Excellence Award (Sustained Excellence in Teaching), Gina Cody School of Engineering & Computer Science (GCS), Concordia University, 2021

Le Prix d’ excellence en recherche (Research Excellence Award), École nationale d’administration publique (ENAP), Université du Québec, 2024

Research

Research Interests

  • Decision Analytics
  • Bioenergy
  • Energy Transition
  • Supply Chain Management
  • Technology Management
  • Procurement

Research Summary

Dr. Fereshteh Mafakheri is an assistant professor and Canada Research Chair (CRC) at École nationale d'administration publique (ENAP), Université du Québec. She is also an affiliated assistant professor at Gina Cody School of Engineering & Computer Science, Concordia University.  Dr Mafakheri’s research has been funded by SSHRC, CFI, NSERC, FRQ, NRCan, NRC, and MITACS.  She is directing Decision Modeling & Analytics Laboratory (DeciMAL) and is supervising a number of PhD and Master's students. Fereshteh has a mixed background in engineering and management disciplines, helping her to target multidisciplinary research activities, and in particular, bridging the socioeconomic, policy and technological challenges in energy sector and public services domain.

For more information about Dr Mafakheri's research team, activities, publications, and funding please visit Decision Modeling & Analytics Laboratory (DeciMAL).
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