Adriaan R. Soetevent is a professor of microeconomics at the University of Groningen and a leading figure in the field of market and sustainable development research. His research focuses on the empirical and field experiments of behavioral economics, prosaically behavior and industrial economics. He has published several influential articles in major economic journals such as American Economic Review, AEJ: Economic Policy, Rand Journal of Economics and the Journal of Public Economics.

Ruud H. Teunter is a professor and doctoral supervisor of the Department of Operation and Management, School of Economics and Business Administration, University of Groningen, Netherlands. He is currently the associate editor of Omega: the International Journal of Management Science and the European Journal of operational. He is the chief editor of operation management field of Research Journal (ABS 4 star, top of the Second District of Chinese Academy of Sciences), editorial board member of International Journal of Production Economics (ABS 3 star, operation research and management area I of Chinese Academy of Sciences) and procedure committee member of international working sessions on production economics. Professor Ruud Teunter is mainly engaged in supply chain management, reverse logistics, inventory management, demand forecasting, platform economy and other fields related to industrial production operations research. According to incomplete statistics, Professor Ruud Teunter has published more than 100 SCI / SSCI retrieval papers, including manufacturing & service operations management, Omega: the International Journal of management science, European Journal of operational research, production and operations Nearly 50 papers have been published. His research results have been cited more than 3000 times by SSCI / SCI. Professor Ruud Teunter's research results have been developed by well-known software companies and put into the inventory management operation of many enterprises. In terms of teaching, Professor Ruud Teunter has rich teaching experience, especially in the teaching of supply chain and operation research management. He has been rated as the top five by the University of Groningen.

Professor Siew Hong Teoh Hirshleifer is a tenured professor in the Department of Accounting, Paul Merage School of business, University of California, Irvine, USA. She enjoys a high reputation in the field of accounting and finance, especially capital market research. Professor Siew Hong Teoh Hirshleifer now serves as accounting horizons, the accounting review, review of accounting studies, the International Journal of Accounting, Review of Quantitative Finance and Accounting, deputy editor in chief or member of editorial board of review of Pacific base financial markets and policies and other accounting academic journals. He has taught at the University of Michigan, UCLA and Ohio State University. He is an internationally renowned expert in the field of accounting and finance. His pioneering research on earnings management is particularly remarkable. Professor Siew Hong Teoh Hirshleifer mainly teaches the following courses: financial statement analysis (MBA / EMBA), frontier research of capital market (doctoral students), accounting research methods (doctoral students).

Professor VICENÇ is an associate professor of Catalonia Polytechnic University in Spain. He has strong computer technology and research ability, especially in quantitative and qualitative analysis methods. Currently, he has published more than 40 JCR or SJR research papers and published editorials in several journals. The two sides have always maintained close cooperation and carried out in-depth research in the field of rail transit and achieved remarkable results.

Professor Roel Leus is the head of the Department of Operations Research and Business Statistics, School of Economics and Business, University of Leuven (USNEWS world university ranking 44). His research fields include project planning and scheduling, portfolio optimization theory and application, and supply chain management. Professor Roel Leus has rich experience in scientific research and teaching. He has obtained 11 research funds from the Belgian government and the National Bank of Belgium. He has published more than 100 high-level papers in well-known international journals, such as POM, EJOR, COR, JOR, Netwroks and so on. He is currently the Deputy editorial board member of or spectrum and the reviewer of several journals. Professor Roel Leus has long been engaged in the teaching of operational research in management, offering undergraduate, master's and MBA courses in many European universities, such as London School of Economics, Royal Swedish Polytechnic, Munich University of science and Technology, etc.

Professor Bernardo Almada-Lobo is the head of the Department of Industrial Engineering and Management at the University of Porto, Portugal, and vice president of the Institute of INESC Technology. Research fields include operations research, operations research management, asset management, etc. He has published 57 high-level academic papers in international well-known SCI journals, such as European Journal of Operational Research, Computers and Operations Research, International Journal of Production Economics, etc., and Google has cited 1491 academic papers. He is also vice president of EWG LOT and editorial board member of flexible services and manufacturing.

Professor Pedro Amorim is currently the director of the Industrial Engineering and Management Research Center of the University of Porto, Portugal. His research fields include operations research and operation management. He is also the vice president of EWG LOT. He has published more than 50 academic papers in SCI journals such as International Journal of Production Economics, European Journal of Operational Research, Computers and Operations Research, International Journal of Production Economics, etc.

Professor Jens A. Stephan has completed undergraduate, postgraduate and doctoral education in the University of Michigan, Pennsylvania State University and Cornell University. He has rich industrial experience. He has been engaged in teaching and academic research in Duke University, University of Cincinnati and University of Eastern Michigan. He has won many teaching awards and achieved fruitful academic achievements. He has served as MBA teaching and management work in a large number of business schools and international As a member of AACSB assessment, the journal has accumulated rich teaching and research experience.

Charisma Choudhury is an associate professor at the school of transport studies and the school of civil engineering at the University of Leeds, UK, and is the deputy director of the Selection Model Research Center. Before joining the University of Leeds she received a master's degree and a doctor's degree from MIT, and worked as a post doctoral research assistant at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT). Her research areas include building travel choice models using big data and studying transportation problems in developing countries.

Professor Chandra R. Bhat is the head of Joe J. King's Department of Engineering at the University of Texas at Austin. He teaches traffic system analysis and traffic planning. He also served as deputy director of the Department of Civil Engineering, Construction and Environmental Engineering, and director of the Transportation Research Center. He was employed as a part-time professor of School of Economics and Management of Beijing Jiaotong University. Professor Chandra R. Bhat is recognized as a leading expert in the field of travel demand modeling and travel behavior analysis at home and abroad. His main research interests include land use and travel demand modeling, activity-based travel modeling, evaluation of traffic congestion policy by traffic control and congestion pricing measures, marketing research on competitive positioning strategies of transportation services, use of non motorized travel modes, and healthy green transportation. His research interests and expertise are econometrics and mathematical modeling, including discrete choice analysis, discrete continuous econometric system and risk duration model. His methodological works are widely cited in economics, marketing, geography, statistics and transportation, and are included in econometrics textbooks and software packages. Many of his works were published as journal papers and were listed as highly cited papers in the journal. His two papers were included in the collection of 46 most influential and innovative academic papers in the field of selection modeling in the past 60 years (Title: Choice Modeling: foundational contributions 2011, Edward Elgar Publishing Company). He has been cited more than 21500 times in Google Scholar database, with an H-index of 79. Dr. Bhat's research was funded by the National Science Foundation, the environmental protection agency, the National Institute of Statistical Sciences, the National Department of Transportation, including TxDOT, the National Bureau of Transportation Statistics, and the U.S. Department of Transportation.