February 8, 2019 in Awards & Prizes
INFORMS Community Awards
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The following awards were presented by the respective INFORMS societies, sections, fora, and student chapters at the 2018 INFORMS Annual Meeting in Phoenix.
Analytics Society
Award: Women in Operations Research – Bayer Scholarship
Recipient: Kahkashan Afrin
Kahkashan Afrin, 2018 Analytics Society President Jack Levis and Shrikant Jarugumilli of Bayer (l-r).
Applied Probability Society
Award: Erlang Prize
Winners: Mykhaylo Shkolnikov, Neil Walton and Hongseok Namkoong
Recognition: Fundamental contributions in stochastic analysis that have significantly advanced understanding of a range of models of interest in applied probability, and most notably financial mathematics.
Committee chair Amber Puha, Mykhaylo Shkolnikov and APS President Amy Ward (l-r).
Award: Best Student Paper
Winner: Hongseok Namkoong
Recognized work: “Statistics of Robust Optimization: A Generalized Empirical Likelihood Approach,” co-authored with John C. Duchi and Peter W. Glynn
Ahmadreza Momeni (finalist), Hongseok Namkoong (winner), John Hasenbein (committee chair), Renyuan Xu (finalist) and Ziv Scully (finalist) (l-r).
Aviation Applications
Award: Best Dissertation Prize
Winner: Chiwei Yan
Recognized work: “Airline Scheduling and Air Traffic Control: Incorporating Uncertainty and Passenger and Airline Preferences”
Committee chair Senay Solak, Chiwei Yan and section chair Vikrant Vaze (l-r).
Behavioral Operations Management
Award: Best Working Paper Award
Winners: Andrew Davis and Kyle Hyndman
Recognized work: “Private Information and Endogenous Matching in Supply Chains”
Second place: Ruthy Beer, Ignacio Rios and Daniela Saban
Recognized work: “Increased Transparency in Procurement: The Role of Peer Effects”
Third place: Daniel Feller, Jordan Tong
Recognized work: “From Noise to Bias in Linked Supply Chain Decisions”
Conference on Systems and Technology
Award: Best Conference Paper
Winners: Yicheng Song, Zhuoxin Li and Nachiketa Sahoo
Second place: Meng Liu, Erik Brynjolfsson, Jason Dowlatabadi, Scott Schanke, Gordon Burtch and Gautam Ray
Award: Best Student Paper
Winners: Alex P. Miller and Kartik Hosanagar
Second place: Yipu Deng, Jinyang Zheng, Warut Khern-Am-Nuai and Karthik Kannan
Computing Society
Award: Computing Society Prize
Recipients: James V. Burke, Frank E. Curtis, Adrian S. Lewis and Michael L. Overton
Awardees James Burke, Frank Curtis and ICS chair Cole Smith (l-r).
Award: ICS Student Paper Prize
Winner: Aleksandr M. Kazachkov
Recognized work: “V-Polyhedral Disjunctive Cuts”
Second place: Colin P. Gillen and Christopher Lourenco
Committee chair Anna Nagurney, award recipient Aleksandr Kazachkov and ICS chair Cole Smith (l-r).
Decision Analysis Society
Award: Practice Award
Winners: Jarrod Goentzel, Gilberto Montibeller and Corinne Carland
Recognized work: “Modeling the Values of Agents in Supply Chains of Malaria Rapid Diagnostic Test Kits with Decision Analysis”
Award: Council & Leadership
Recipients: Saurabh Bansal, Emanuele Borgonovo, Jason Merrick, Erin Baker and Joe Hahn
Award: Student Paper Award
Winner: Xiaojia Guo
Second place: Christoph Werner and Alireza Boloori
Award: Publication Award
Winners: Gülden Ülkümen, Craig R. Fox and Bertram F. Malle
Award: Frank P. Ramsey Medal
Recipient: Max Henrion
Recognition: Distinguished contributions in decision analysis
Data Mining
Award: Applied Paper
Winners: Salar Fattahi, Angela Zhou and Will Ma
Finalist: Velibor V. Misic
Award: Theoretical Paper
Winners: Max Biggs, Rim Hariss and Mostafa Reisi Gahrooei
Finalists: Raquel de Souza Borges Ferreira and Negin Golrezaei
E-Business
Award: Best Paper Award
Winners: Yeongin Kim, Mehmet Ulvi Saygi Ayvaci, Srinivasan Raghunathan and Turgay Ayer
Recognized work: “When IT Creates Legal Vulnerability: Not Just Overutilization but Underprovisioning of Health Care Could be a Consequence”
Second place: Dongwon Lee, Anandasivam Gopal and Dokyun Lee
Recognized work: “Micro-Giving: On the Use of Mobile Devices and Monetary Subsidies in Charitable Giving”
Third place: Mingwen Yang, Vijay S. Mookerjee and Zhiqiang Eric Zheng
Recognized work: “Are you Paying too Much for Financial Advice? Measuring the Value of Information in a Copy Trading Platform”
Energy, Natural Resources and the Environment
Award: Best Publication Award in Energy
Winners: Ahmad I. Jarrah, David P. Morton and Goran Vojvodic
Recognized work: “Forward thresholds for operation of pumped-storage stations in the real-time energy market,” European Journal of Operational Research
Miguel Anjos (ENRE president-elect), Hayri Onal (president), Goran Vojvodic (winner), Shmuel Oren (committee chair) and Steffen Rebennack (honorary mention) (l-r).
Award: Best Publication Award in Environment & Sustainability
Winners: Francis de Véricourt, Peng Sun and Shouqiang Wang
Recognized work: “Inducing Environmental Disclosures: A Dynamic Mechanism Design Approach,” Operations Research
Miguel Anjos (ENRE president-elect), Hayri Onal (ENRE president) and prize-winners Shouqiang Wang and Peng Sun (l-r).
Award: Best Publication Award in Natural Resources
Winners: Tingju Zhu, Guilherme Fernandes Marques and Jay R. Lund
Recognized work: “Hydroeconomic Optimization of Integrated Water Management and Transfers under Stochastic Surface Water Supply,” Water Resources
Miguel Anjos (ENRE president-elect), Hayri Onal (president), Tingju Zhu (winner) and Yu Wei (committee chair) (l-r).
Award: Best Student Paper
Winner: Beste Basciftci
Recognized work: “Stochastic Optimization of Maintenance and Operations Schedules under Unexpected Failures,” co-authors: S. Ahmed, N. Gebraeel, M. Yildirim
Miguel Anjos (ENRE president-elect), Hayri Onal (ENRE president), Beste Basciftci (winner) and Boris Defourny (committee chair) (l-r).
Award: ENRE Young Researcher
Winner: Soongeol Kwon
Recognized work: “Ensuring Renewable Energy Utilization for Sustainable and Energy-Efficient Data Centers”
Miguel Anjos (ENRE president-elect), Hayri Onal (ENRE president), Soongeol Kwon (winner) and Ramteen Sioshansi (committee chair) (l-r).
Finance
Award: Student Paper Competition
Winner: Philippe Casgrain
Honorable mention: Zhaoli Jiang
Philppe Casgrain (right) won the Student Paper Competition.
Health Applications Society
Award: Pierskalla Best Paper Award
Winners: Pengyi Shi, Jonathan Helm, Jivan Romain Deglise-Hawkinson and Julian Pan
Recognized work: “Timing it Right: Balancing Inpatient Congestion versus Readmission Risk at Discharge”
Second place: Stephen E Chick, Noah Gans and Ozge Yapar
Recognized work: “Bayesian Sequential Learning for Clinical Trials of Multiple Correlated Medical Interventions”
Finalists: Hamsa Bastani, Osbert Bastani and Carolyn Kim,
Recognized work: “Interpreting Predictive Models for Human-in-the-Loop Analytics”
Finalists: Taylor Corcoran, Elisa Long and Fernanda Bravo
Recognized work: “Flexible FDA Approval Policies”
Finalists: Vishal Gupta, Brian Rongqing Han, Song-Hee Kim and Hyung Paek
Recognized work: “Maximizing Intervention Effectiveness”
HAS President Lisa Maillart, winners Jonathan Helm and Pengyi Shi, and presenters Sze-Chuan Suen and Margaret Brandeau (l-r).
Information Systems Society
Award: Distinguished Fellow Award
Recipients: Ravi Bapna, Anandhi Bharadwaj and Kevin Zhu
Award: Management Science Best Paper Award
Winners: Ravi Bapna and Akhmed Umyarov
Recognized work: “Do Your Online Friends Make You Pay? A Randomized Field Experiment on Peer Influence in Online Social Networks”
Award: Nunamaker-Chen Dissertation Award
Winner: Mochen Yang
Second place: Xue (Jane) Tan, Sagar Samtani and Manmohan Aseri
Award: INFORMS ISS Sandy Slaughter Early Career Award
Recipients: Anuj Kumar, Ashish Agarwal, Brad Greenwood, Hong Guo, Huaxia Rui, Mohammad Rahman, Pedro Ferreira and Peng Huang
INFORMS Chapters/Fora Awards
Award: Moving Spirit Award
Recipients: Sarah Nurre and Shengfan Zhang
Award: Judith Liebman Award
Recipients: Neda Mirzaeian, Lauren Steimle and Carlos Zetina
INFORMS Student Chapter Awards
Summa Cum Laude recipients: Auburn University, SUNY–Buffalo
Magna Cum Laude recipients: Carnegie Mellon, Concordia University, Koç University, University of Pittsburgh, University of South Florida and Texas A&M University
Cum Laude recipients: Arizona State University, Lehigh University, Mississippi State University, Northeastern University, Northwestern University, University of Alabama, University of Massachusetts, University of Michigan, University of Texas at Dallas, University of Toronto and Virginia Tech
Junior Faculty Interest Group
Award: Paper Competition
Winner: He Wang
Recognized work: “A Re-solving Heuristic with Uniformly Bounded Loss for Network Revenue Management”
Second place: Nathan Kallus
Recognized work: “Confounding-Robust Policy Improvement”
Third Place: Weijun Xie
Recognized work: “On Distributionally Robust Chance Constrained Program with Wasserstein Distance”
Honorable mention: Santiago Balseiro, Yonatan Gur Andres Gomez, Gah-Yi Ban and N. Bora Keskin
Location Analysis
Award: SOLA Dissertation Award
Co-winner: Barıs Yıldız
Recognized work: “Relay Location in Telecommunications and Transportation Networks”
Barıs Yıldız, committee chair Monica Gentili and committee member Bahar Yetis Kara (l-r).
Award: SOLA Dissertation Award
Co-winner: Camilo Ortiz-Astorquiza
Recognized work: “Multi-Level Facility Location Problems”
Camilo Ortiz-Astorquiza, committee member Bahar Yetis Kara and committee chair Monica Gentili (l-r).
Military & Security Society
Award: Koopman Prize
Recipients: Yan Xia, Rajan Batta and Rakesh Nagi
Recognition: Outstanding publication in military operations research
Rajan Batta, Yan Xia, Rakesh Nagi and Col. Andy Hall (MAS president) (l-r).
Award: J. Steinhardt Prize
Recipient: Marlin Thomas
Recognition: Outstanding contributions to military operations research
Warren Sutton (CNA) and Marlin Thomas (l-r).
Multiple Criteria Decision Making
Award: Junior Researcher Best Paper Award
Winner: Gokhan Kirlik
Recognized work: “Bilevel Programming for Generating Discrete Representations in Multiobjective Optimization”
Finalists: Milosz Kadzinski and Valentina Feretti
Gokhan Kirlik and judging committee chair Margaret Wiecek (l-r).
Minority Issues Forum
Award: Early Career Award
Winner: Eduardo Perez
Award: Paper Competition
Winners: Ragavendran Gopalakrishnan, Sherwin Doroudi, Amy R. Ward and Adam Wierman
Recognized work: “Routing and Staffing When Servers are Strategic”
Finalists: Canan G. Corlu and Sridhar Tayur
Recognized work: “Demand Fulfillment Probability in a Multi-item Inventory System with Limited Historical Data”
Finalists: Karen Hicklin, Julie Ivy, Fay Cobb Payton, Meera Viswanathan and Evan Myers
Recognized work: “The Value of Waiting During Labor”
Finalists: Belleh Fontem, Sharif H. Melouk, Burcu B. Keskin and Naeem Bajwa
Recognized work: “A Decomposition-Based Heuristic for Stochastic Emergency Routing Problems”
Award: Minority Issues Poster Competition
Winners: Destinie Nock and Donald Richardson
Recognized work: “Sustainable Electric Generation Portfolios: A Multi-Criteria Decision Analysis”
Award: Doctoral Colloquium Student Sponsorship Award
Winners: Gian-Gabriel Garcia and Alejandro Vigo Camargo
MSOM Society
Award: Service Management Special Interest Group Best Paper
Co-winners: Junfei Huang, Boaz Carmeli and Avishai Mandelbaum
Recognized work: “Control of Patient Flow in Emergency Departments, or Multiclass Queues with Deadlines and Feedback”
MSOM President Wedad Elmaghraby congratulates Junfei Huang (l-r).
Award: Service Management Special Interest Group Best Paper
Co-winners: Hummy Song, Anita L. Tucker and Karen L. Murrell
Recognized work: “The Diseconomies of Queue Pooling: An Empirical Investigation of Emergency Department Length of Stay”
MSOM President Wedad Elmaghraby and Hummy Song (co-winner) (l-r).
Award: Data Driven Challenge
Winner: Robert Bray
Finalists: Maggie Li, Xiang Liu, Yan Huang, Cong Shi, Cheng Hua, Xiaocheng Li, Yufeng Zheng, Zhenpeng Zhou, Zeyu Zheng, Vinayak Deshpande and Pradeep Pendem
Prize-winner Robert Bray and MSOM President Wedad Elmaghraby (l-r).
Award: iFORM Best Paper Award
Winners: Dan A. Iancu, Nikolaos Trichakis and Gerry Tsoukalas
Finalists: Jiri Chod, Mert Hakan Hekimolu, Burak Kazaz and Scott Webster
Dan Iancu, MSOM President Wedad Elmaghraby, Nikos Trichakis and Gerry Tsoukalas (l-r).
Award: Management Science Best Paper in Operations Management Award
Winners: Song-Hee Kim, Carri W. Chan, Marcelo Olivares and Gabriel Escobar
Finalists: Omar Besbes, Ilan Lobel, Ludwig Kuntz, Roman Mennicken and Stefan Scholtes
Carri W. Chan, MSOM President Wedad Elmaghraby and Song-Hee Kim (l-r).
Award: Distinguished Service Award
Winner: Beril Toktay
Award winner Beril Toktay and MSOM President Wedad Elmaghraby (l-r).
Award: Fellow
Recipients: Edward Kaplan and Serguei Netessine
Award: M&SOM Journal Best Paper
Winners: Michael Lim, Ho-Yin Mak and Ying Rong
Finalists: Robert Bray, Haim Mendelson, Kris Ferreira Johnson, Bin Hong Alex Lee, David Simchi-Levi, Gerard P. Cachon, Kaitlin M. Daniels and Ruben Lobel
Ying Rong, MSOM President Wedad Elmaghraby, Ho-Yin Mak and Michael Lim (l-r).
Award: M&SOM Student Paper Competition
Winner: Sajad Modaresi
Second place: Bhavani Shanker Uppari
Finalists: Taylor Courtney Corcoran, Baek Jung Kim, Pornpawee Bumpensanti and Lai Wei
Award: Young Scholar Award
Winners: Victor Martínez de Albéniz
MSOM President Wedad Elmaghraby and Victor Martínez de Albéniz (l-r).
Award: Young Scholar Award
Winners: Ilan Lobel
MSOM President Wedad Elmaghraby and Ilan Lobel (l-r).
Optimization Society
Award: Khachiyan Prize
Winners: John N. Hooker, James Renegar and Werner Römisch
Recognition: Lifetime achievements in optimization
Award: Farkas Prize
Winner: Shabbir Ahmed
Recognition: Mid-career researcher for outstanding contributions to the field of optimization
Award: Prize for Young Researchers
Co-winners: Amir Ahmadi and Georgina Hall
Recognized work: “On the Construction of Converging Hierarchies for Polynomial Optimization Based on Certificates of Global Positivity”
Co-winners: Dan Iancu and Nikos Trichakis
Recognized work: “Pareto Efficiency in Robust Optimization”
Award: Student Paper Prize
Winner: Yong Sheng Soh
Recognized work: “Learning Semidefinite Regularizers”
Second place: Joey Huchette
Recognized work: “A Combinatorial Approach for Small and Strong Formulations of Disjunctive Constraints”
Second place: Felix Happach
Recognized work: “Good Clusterings Have Large Volume”
Honorable mention: Yanli Liu, Naman Agarwal, Brian Bullins and Nam Ho-Nguyen
Organization Science
Award: Dissertation Proposal Competition
Winner: Basima Tewfik
Recognized work: “Impostor Thoughts as a Double-Edged Sword: Theoretical Conceptualization, Construct Measurement, and Relationships with Work-Related Outcomes”
Second place: Hyo Kang
Recognized work: “How Does Competition Affect Innovation? Evidence from U.S. Antitrust Cases”
Second place: Rebecca Paluch
Recognized work: “Until We Meet Again: The Role of Corporate Alumni Benefits in Managing Post-Employment Relationships”
Finalists: John Eklund, Stefan Dimitriadis, Britta Glennon, Trey Cummings and Michael Lee
Public Sector OR
Award: Best Paper Competition
Winners: Taylor Corcoran, Fernanda Bravo and Elisa F. Long
Recognized work: “Flexible FDA Approval Policies”
Second place: Soroush Saghafian and Wallace J. Hopp
Recognized work: “Can Public Reporting Cure Healthcare? The Role of Quality Transparency in Improving Patient-Provider Alignment”
Finalists: Rahul Swamy, Douglas M. King, Sheldon H. Jacobson, Jean L. Kiddoo, Evan Kwerel, Sasha Javid, Melissa Dunford, Gary M. Epstein, Charles E. Meisch, Jr., Karla L. Hoffman, Brian B. Smith, Anthony Coudert, Rudy K. Sultana, James A. Costa, Steven Charbonneau, Michael Trick, Ilya Segal, Kevin Leyton-Brown, Alexandre Fréchette, Neil Newman, Dinesh Menon, Paul Salasznyk, Zhaowei She, Turgay Ayer and Daniel Montanera
Quality, Statistics & Reliability
Award: Best Student Poster Award
Winners: Ashif Sikandar Iquebal and Chenang Liu
Award: Best Refereed Paper Award
Winners: Linglin He and Ying Hung
Finalists: Shenghan Guo and Weihong (Grace) Guo, Raed Al Kontar, Garvesh Raskutti, Shiyu Zhou, Juan Du, Xiaowei Yue, Jeffrey H. Hunt and Jianjun Shi
Award: Former Chair
Recipient: Kaibo Wang
Award: Best Student Paper Award
Winner: Raquel de Souza Borges Ferreira
Recognized work: “Predictive Comparisons for Screening and Interpreting Inputs in Machine Learning”
Finalists: Anh Tuan Bui, Shuang Li and Ruizhi Zhang
Railway Applications
Award: Distinguished Member Award
Recipient: Michael Gorman
Kamalesh Somani (chair) and Mike Gorman (l-r).
Award: Railway Applications Student Paper Award
Winner: Fei Yan
Recognized work: “Multi-objective Periodic Railway Timetabling”
Second place: Rolf N. van Lieshout
Recognized work: “Determining and Evaluating Alternative Line Plans in (Near) Out-of-Control Situations”
Third place: Manuel Fuentes
Recognized work: “A Hybrid Model for Robust Crew Scheduling in Rapid Transit Networks”
Award: Service Award
Recipient: Kamalesh Somani
Shantih Spanton and Kamalesh Somani (l-r).
Award: Problem Solving Competition
Winners: Jørgen Thorlund Haahr, Erik Orm Hellsten and Evelien van der Hurk
Recognized work: “Forecasting Train Delays in the Netherlands using Neural Networks”
Award: Poster Competition
Winners: Zhang Qi and Wang Yu
Second place: Adrian Diaz de Rivera, Tyler Dick, Darkhan Mussanov and Leonel Evans
Third place: Abhishek Pathak, Faeze Ghofrani, Reza Mohammad, Amjad Aref and Qing He
Zhang Qi and Shantih Spanton (chair) (l-r).
Revenue Management and Pricing
Award: Section Award
Winner: Stefanus Jasin
Recognized work: “Re-optimization and Self-Adjusting Price Control for Network Revenue Management,” Operations Research
Omar Besbes (committee chair) congratulates Stefanus Jasin (l-r).
Award: Section Dissertation Award
Winner: Antoine Desir
Recognized work: “Fundamental Tradeoffs for Modeling Customer Preferences in Revenue Management”
Honorable mention: Anna Papush, Rad Niazadeh and Yun Zhou
Prize-winner Antoine Desir and prize committee member Ozge Sahin (l-r).
Service Science
Award: Best Cluster Paper Award
Winners: Maxime Cohen, Michael D. Fiszer, Baek Jung Kim, Tamar Cohen-Hillel, Georgia Perakis and Kiran Panchamgam
Second place: Selin Merdan, Christine Barnett, Brian T. Denton, James E. Montie and David C. Miller
Finalists: Adam Elmachtoub, Vishal Gupta, Michael L. Hamilton, Jon M. Stauffer, Aly Megahed, Chelliah Sriskandarajah, Ahmed Nazeem, Jianfu Wang, Ming Hu, Saif Benjaafar, Jian-Ya Ding, Guangwen Kong, Terry Taylor, Luyi Yang, Zhongbin Wang, Shiliang Cui, Zhong-Zhong Jiang, Guangwen Kong and Yinghao Zhang
Award: IBM Best Student Paper Award
Winner: Shan Wang
Second place: Yunke Mai
Third place: Rakesh Mallipeddi
Finalists: Kraig Delana, Lai Wei, Sina Golara, Pu He, Jiayi Joey Yu, Lennart Baardman, Divya Singhvi, Ekaterina Astashkina, Levi DeValve, Kalinda Ukanwa and Behrooz Pourghannad
Award-winner Shan Wang with committee chair Aly Megahed (l-r).
Social Media
Award: Best Student Paper Competition
Winner: Nicolas Guenon des Mesnards
Recognized work: “Detecting Influence Campaigns in Social Networks Using the Ising Model”
Finalists: Shuang Li, Yuan Zhang and D. Scott Hunter
Telecommunications and Network Analytics
Award: Best Dissertation Award
Winner: Martim Joyce-Moniz
Recognized work: “Models and Methods for Traffic Engineering Problems with Single-Path Routing”
Finalists: Lei Lei and Marco Premoli
Eli Olinick (past president of Telecommunications and Network Analytics) and Martim Joyce-Moniz (l-r).
Technology, Innovation, Management and Entrepreneurship
Award: Distinguished Speaker Award
Recipient: Karl T. Ulrich
Award: Best Dissertation
Winner: Tristan L. Botelho
Second place: Cédric Gutierrez Moreno
Third place: Philipp Cornelius and Konstantinos I. Stouras
Florian Ederer (right) receives award on behalf of Tristan L. Botelho
Award: Best Working Paper Award
Winners: Stelios Kavadias, Nektarios Oraiopoulos and Panos Markou
Second place: C. Gizem Korpeoglu, Isa Emin Hafalir and Ersin Körpeolu
Third place: Tian Chan, Morvarid Rahmani, Jiri Chod, Jurgen Mihm, Manuel Sosa, Karthik Ramachandran, Nikolaos Trichakis, Gerry Tsoukalas, Mark Weber and Henry Aspegren
Award: Best Paper Award
Winner: Barry Bayus
Recognized work: “Crowdsourcing New Product Ideas Over Time: An Analysis of the Dell Idea Storm Community”
Award: Best Paper Award
Winners: Florian Ederer and Gustavo Manso
Recognized work: “Is Pay for Performance Detrimental to Innovation?”
Second place: Elie Ofek, Karan Girotra, Sharon Alvarez, Glenn Voss, Ozge Turut, Serguei Netessine, Jay Barney, Philip Anderson and Zannie Giraud Voss
Award: Distinguished Service Award
Recipients: Juliana Hsuan and John Angelis
Transportation Science & Logistics Society
Award: TSL Invited Cluster Keynote Address
Recipient: Andrea Lodi
Award: TSL Best Paper Award
Winners: Natashia Boland, Mike Hewitt, Luke Marshall and Martin Savelsbergh
Tom van Woensel (TSL president), Martin Savelsbergh, Natashia Boland, Luke Marshall and Mike Hewitt (l-r).
Award: TSL Best Dissertation Award
Recipient: Maximilian Schiffer
Recognized work: “Logistics Networks with Intermediate Stops – Designing Innovative and Green Solutions”
Honorable mention: Chiwei Yan
Recognized work: “Airline Scheduling and Air Traffic Control: Incorporating Uncertainty and Passenger and Airline Preferences”
Emma Frejinger (presenter), Maximilian Schiffer and Tom van Woensel (TSL president) (l-r).
Award: President’s Service Award
Recipient: Barrett W. Thomas
Karen Smilowitz (TSL past president), Tom van Woensel (TSL president), Barrett W. Thomas and Alan Erera (TSL incoming president) (l-r).
Women in OR/MS
Award: Advancement of Women in OR/MS
Recipient: Susan M. Sanchez
Award: Doctoral Colloquium Student Sponsorship Award
Recipients: Emily Tucker and Toyya Pujo
Award: Family Care Travel Award
Recipients: Amira Hijazi, Nibal Albashabsheh, Yaarit Even, Yuxin Wen and Seyma Güven-Koçak
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