Congratulations!
“Congratulations” to two of our area editors who have been elevated to INFORMS Fellows. INFORMS selects only 12 members for this distinction each year so it is competitive indeed. Both Andrea Lodi, Area Editor of Design & Analysis of Algorithms—Discrete, and Ted Ralphs, Area Editor of Software Tools, were awarded this quite prestigious honor in October.
Special Issue Call for Papers
Quantum Computing and Operations Research
Letter of Interest Due: September 30, 2023
SUBMISSION DUE DATE EXTENDED:
February 1, 2024
The INFORMS Journal on Computing wishes to promote high-quality research at the intersection of quantum computing and operations research. To foster the growth of the community and give visibility to top-tier work in this area, the Journal is devoting a special issue to this topic. For more information: https://pubsonline.informs.org/page/ijoc/calls-for-papers.
Harvey J. Greenberg Research Award, 2023
The INFORMS Computing Society Harvey J. Greenberg Research Award honors research excellence in the field of computation and operations research applications, especially those in emerging application fields.
WINNER, 2023: Wei Zhang, Alexandre Jacquillat, Kai Wang, and Shuaian Wang, for their paper "Routing Optimization with Vehicle-Customer Coordination", Management Science, 2023.
RUNNER-UP, 2023 Li Chen, Long He, and Yangfang (Helen) Zhou, for their paper An Exponential Cone Programming Approach for Managing Electric Vehicle Charging", Operations Research, 2023.
COMMITTEE: Ivana Ljubic (Chair), David Bergman, and Akshay Gupte
Harvey J. Greenberg was the founding editor of INFORMS Journal on Computing (IJOC). IJOC was originated in 1987 via the ORSA Computer Science Technical Section, and is still affiliated with that group's successor, the INFORMS Computing Society.
IJOC AI Policy
Reviewing a technical manuscript implies responsibilities that can only be attributed to humans. The critical thinking and assessment required for peer-review are outside the scope of generative AI and AI-assisted technologies, and there is a risk that the technology will generate incorrect, incomplete, or biased outcomes. These considerations, together with the principle that submitted manuscripts are to be treated as confidential documents, results in the IJOC Generative AI policies for reviewers and editors; get the details here, under "Preparing Your Manuscript": Artificial Intelligence: Reviewing and Generative Artificial Intelligence Policy.
IJOC Length Policy
The INFORMS Journal on Computing has a new length policy for submissions to ScholarOne Manuscripts, effective September 1, 2023. For more information, visit our Submission Guidelines for the Length Policy located under "Preparing Your Manuscript."