Thanks to everyone who contributed to making this workshop such a success — until next time (where would it be? Candidatures for the next venue are welcome! 😉) 💫 (n/n)

And last but not least, this would not have been possible without the support of our sponsors — we are truly grateful to EURO (@euroonline.bsky.social), AIRO, OPSLab, Department of Electrical Engineering and Information Technology, Università di Napoli Federico II, Multiprotexion, and Hexaly🙏 (7/n)

Organizing committee: Danilo Amitrano, Marta Baldomero-Naranjo (@martabaldomero.bsky.social), Martina Doneda, Gabriele Murano, Andrea Mancuso, Adriano Masone, Eduardo Pipicelli, and Carmine Sorgente. (6/n)

Scientific Committee: Marta Baldomero-Naranjo (@martabaldomero.bsky.social), Yasmine Beck (@yasminebeck.bsky.social), Martina Cerulli, Laura Davila-Pena (@lauradavilapena.bsky.social), Antonio Diglio, Andrea Mancuso, Adriano Masone, Alan Osorio-Mora, Carmela Piccolo, and Claudio Sterle. (5/n)

Of course, it wasn’t all work: the social programme 🍕🍝 gave us the chance to relax, connect, and enjoy great food and conversations.

We thank all the members of the scientific and organizing committees for their dedication and effort 👇 (4/n)

The panel session on “Challenges and Decisions that Shape Academic Careers in Operational Research” was another highlight: an honest, thought-provoking discussion thanks to our panelists (Martin, Grazia, and Dolores – thanks again!) and the active engagement of the audience. (3/n)

... and four outstanding plenary talks by Martin Schmidt (@schmaidt.bsky.social), Maria Grazia Speranza, Dolores Romero Morales (@doloresromerom.bsky.social), and Maurizio Boccia. (2/n)

Thanks to everyone who contributed to making this workshop such a success — until next time (where would it be? Candidatures for the next venue are welcome! 😉) 💫

And last but not least, this workshop would not have been possible without the generous support of our sponsors — we are truly grateful to EURO, AIRO, OPSLab, Department of Electrical Engineering and Information Technology, Università di Napoli Federico II, Multiprotexion, and Hexaly. 🙏 (7/n)

Organizing committee: Danilo Amitrano, Marta Baldomero-Naranjo, Martina Doneda, Gabriele Murano, Andrea Mancuso, Adriano Masone, Eduardo Pipicelli, and Carmine Sorgente. (6/n)

Scientific Committee: Marta Baldomero-Naranjo, Yasmine Beck (@yasminebeck.bsky.social), Martina Cerulli, Laura Davila-Pena (@lauradavilapena.bsky.social), Antonio Diglio, Andrea Mancuso, Adriano Masone, Alan Osorio-Mora, Carmela Piccolo, and Claudio Sterle. (5/n)

Of course, it wasn’t all work: the social programme 🍕🍝 gave us the chance to relax, connect, and enjoy great food and conversations.

We thank all the members of the scientific and organizing committees for their dedication and effort 👇 (4/n)

The panel session on “Challenges and Decisions that Shape Academic Careers in Operational Research” was another highlight: an honest, thought-provoking discussion thanks to our panelists (Martin, Grazia, and Dolores – thanks again!) and the active engagement of the audience. (3/n)

...and four outstanding plenary talks by Martin Schmidt( @schmaidt.bsky.social), Maria Grazia Speranza, Dolores Romero Morales (@doloresromerom.bsky.social), and Maurizio Boccia. (2/n)

From the EUROYoung Board, we would like to express, once again, our sincere gratitude to Dolores, Martin, and Grazia for their participation. You are role models for us!

#EUROYoung2025 #orms (3/3)

Topics such as transitioning between career stages, building research identity, overcoming setbacks, and sustaining long-term impact were explored. The panel was an absolute success: responses were honest, attendees were participative, the atmosphere was relaxed, and time seemed to fly. (2/3)

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