The laboratory of business planning carries out research activities, training and technology transfer in the area of management and business development, with particular focus on entrepreneurship and strategic management of innovation processes.
Experimental stress analysis is based on the principle of strain measurement. Initially, bulky mechanical devices were used for measuring strain that displayed strain using a lever ratio of one thousand or more.
Math-Lab is a laboratory dedicated to didactics, students' guidance, research and experimentation.
Modelling and simulation of flows in complex configurations; simulation of the performance of
fluid machines and energy systems.
The research activity concerns in particular:
The main topics of basic and applied research are related to the technological characterization of polymeric materials, numerical simulation of injection molding processes and the experimental study tensions induced crystallization.
The e-business laboratory research activities include four main streams: (1) design of Recommender
Systems models, (2) Customer Experience analysis, (3) models of Customer Analytics, (4) Social
TV consumer behavior analysis.
The laboratory of Mechanical and Thermal Measurements is arranged to perform mainly experimental activity typical of the field of research: basic metrology, calibration of sensors, design and manufacture of instrumentation for environmental applic
Simulation models and mathematical programming techniques can deal with manufacturing systems which call for complex decisions concerning daily issues as well as middle and long horizon strategies (e.g.
The VR3Lab is a multidisciplinary research facility for the development and testing of innovative tools and methods in engineering and medicine. Its goal is to explore and apply cutting edge technologies in the following areas:
At current the Laboratory of Industrial System Engineering (LISE) staff is: 1 full professor, 2 associate professors, 3 researchers, 1 Phd Candidate.
The LISE is organized in two sections: