Cristina
Mora


Mora
ITALY Associate Professor of Industrial Mechanical Systems University of Bologna Core Faculty
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Cristina Mora, Ing., Ph.D., graduated summa cum laude in Management Engineering and received her PhD from the University of Modena and Reggio Emilia. Since 2014 she has been Associate Professor at the Department of Industrial Engineering (DIN) of the School of Engineering and Architecture of the University of Bologna.
She is member of the Degree Courses in Mechanical Engineering and Management Engineering of the School of Engineering of Bologna; member of the CIRI Interdepartmental Research Centre in Advanced Mechanics and Materials; member of the Italian Association of Professors of Industrial Mechanical Plants (AIDI); member of the PhD Board “Mechatronics and Industrial Systems” of the University of Padua.
Since 2014 she has been member of Teaching Commettee of Management Engineering; since 2015 she has been member of Tutor Commettee of University of Bologna. Since 2024 she has been members of Joint Committee of Department of Industrial Engineering of University of Bologna.
Since 2018 she has been a member of the UNI group Gruppo UNI/CT 015 GL06 “Anthropometry and Biomechanics”; since 2019 she has been a member of the UNI/CT 042/GL59 group “Determination of workers’ exposure to chemical agents”, since 2021 she has been a member of the UNI/CT 042/SC 01/GL 16 group “Safety and health of wearable devices to facilitate work activities”. Since 2019 she has been members of Permanent Advisory Committee (art. 6, D.Lgs. n. 81/2008).

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The stringent regulations in the field of emissions and recycling and the widespread awareness of the need to reduce the impact that the production and development system has on the planet and on humanity, makes more and more contemporary talk about sustainability and Supply Chain Sustainable.

The purpose of this workshop is to analyze the production system and the entire Supply Chain from the point of view of potential impacts on the environment and society and to present methods and tools for the analysis of sustainability and for the identification of the best Trade-off between efficiency and environmental sustainability, if in contrast, as well as enhancing any synergistic elements between these two drivers.

Supply Chain and Operations