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Student and Alumni Highlights |
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Congratulations, Graduates! |
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Optimizing Pediatric Vaccine Schedules |
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Buse Eylul Oruc Aglar Completes Thesis Proposal |
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Congratulations to Buse Eylul Oruc Aglar for successfully completing her Ph.D. thesis proposal! Buse’s thesis addresses important ongoing challenges related to infectious diseases and natural disasters: (1) Modeling the spread of COVID-19, evaluating the impact of interventions, and their impact on health and social outcomes. (2) Graph partitioning and assignment to heterogeneous resources, with applications in post-disaster debris collection. Buse's co-advisors are Professors Mohit Singh and Pinar Keskinocak. Her committee members are Professors Ozlem Ergun, Mathieu Dahan, and Lauren Steimle. |
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Akane Fujimoto Presents COVID-19 Dashboard Poster |
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Pengyi Shi Wins Chicago Chapter of INFORMS Researcher of the Year |
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Congratulations to Professor Pengyi Shi on her award-winning research, "Delta Coverage: The Analytics Journey to Implement a Novel Nurse Deployment Solution." Pengyi, and her colleague Professor Jonathan Helm of Indiana University, developed and implemented a suite of data and decision analytics to support a novel internal travel nursing program in light of the nursing shortage and increased demand on the largest hospital system in Indiana. During a 5-month “dry run," they estimated that their tool can lead to an annualized reduction of 4% understaffing and 3% misallocation of resource nurses with a saving of over $400K.Pengyi Shi (ISyE Ph.D. 2014) is an Associate Professor at the Krannert School of Management at Purdue University. Her research interests include data-driven modeling and decision-making in healthcare and service operations.
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Biniam Tufa Presents at Leadership Program |
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Rethinking Supply Chain Management and Resilience? |
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A recent paper “A Structured Overview of Insights and Opportunities for Enhancing Supply Chain Resilience,” co-authored by CHHS Co-Founders, Professors Ozlem Ergun and Pinar Keskinocak, and Professor Wallace Hopp, published in an IISE Transactions special issue, presents a basic framework for enhancing supply chain resilience. The authors summarized practical insights and research opportunities, drawing from recent The National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine studies they participated in, as well as from the growing body of literature, highlighting the importance of visibility, mitigation, preparedness, and response measures.
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Che-Yi Liao Awarded Prize and Fellowship at Medical Decision-Making Conference |
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Che-Yi Liao, advised by CHHS Affiliate Professor Gian-Gabriel Garcia, was awarded the Stephen Pauker Award for Outstanding Presentation in Quantitative Methods and Theoretical Developments (QMTD) at the 2022 Society for Medical Decision-Making Conference. Che-Yi was also awarded the George Family
Fellowship, which recognizes excellence in research in the healthcare systems and analytics area. His winning presentation was titled “A Novel Spatio-Temporal Modeling Framework for Improving Public Health Surveillance: An Application to Opioid-related Drug Overdose Deaths." Congratulations, Che-Yi! |
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