Dr. Ambra Amico
Postdoc
I am a Postdoctoral researcher at the Chair of Systems Design at ETH Zurich, where I completed my PhD in 2023 under the guidance of Prof. Frank Schweitzer. With a background in physics, I got fascinated by the field of complex systems and its interface with economics and social sciences. My current research is centred around large-scale supply chains, specifically focusing on the dynamics of distribution systems. I am interested in devising novel strategies to enhance their resilience against disruptions. Recognizing the profound impact of their complex topology on resilience, I am also intrigued by the mechanisms governing these systems’ formation and how they give rise to the observed structures. My approach combines large-scale empirical analysis with formal modeling techniques borrowed from complexity science.
Ambra's most recent publications
Efficiency and resilience: Key drivers of distribution network growth
EPJ Data Science - 2024
Tracing Opioids Across the US: A High-Resolution Pharmaceutical Distribution Dataset
Scientific Data - 2024
Adapting to disruptions: Managing supply chain resilience through product rerouting
Science Advances - 2024