Stochastic Approximation Schemes with Decision-Dependent Samples: The Case of Performative Prediction
by Dr Hoi-To Wai
Associate Professor
Department of Systems Engineering & Engineering Management, The Chinese University of Hong Kong
25 April 2025
Shielding or Stifling? How Policies Restricting Foreign Acquisitions of Domestic Technologies Affect U.S. Entrepreneurial Innovation
by He Qing
PhD student
Department of Industrial Systems Engineering & Management, College of Design and Engineering, NUS
10 April 2025
Optimal Planning of Electric Ship Charging Station Using Noisy-Expensive Constrained Bayesian Optimization
by Dr Yuan Jun
Associate Professor, China Institute of FTZ Supply Chain
Shanghai Maritime University
3 April 2025
Managerial Endorsement of Employees’ Novel Ideas: Balancing Newness and Familiarity
by Dr Vijaya Venkataramani
Dean’s Professor of Leadership and Innovation
Robert H. Smith School of Business, University of Maryland
7 March 2025
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Target-Following Online Resource Allocation Using Proxy Assignments
by Dr Chamsi Hssaine
Assistant Professor
Department of Data Sciences and Operations, University of Southern California’s Marshall School of Business
7 February 2025
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Catastrophe Insurance: an Adaptive Robust Optimization Approach
by Dr Cynthia Zeng
Assistant Professor
NYU Stern School of Business, Abu Dhabi
6 February 2025
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TE AI Cup with Global Collaborations
by Dr Roberto Lu
VP of Technology
TE Connectivity US Headquarters
20 January 2025
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Fixed-Budget Differentially Private Best Arm Identification
by Chen Zhirui
PhD student
Department of Industrial Systems Engineering & Management, College of Design and Engineering, NUS
17 January 2025
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MSc (MOTI) student – Simonne Pinto
Simonne Pinto completed her Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science and was working as a Software Engineer in India. While most of her work was around writing algorithms and building efficient systems, she realized that understanding the “why” behind decisions mattered just as much as the technical specifications.
To truly make an impact, she needed to understand how business decisions were made, how markets operated, and how strategies were formed. This led her to join the MSc programme, where she could complement her technical skills with a deeper understanding of management.
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Safe and reliable sustainability: Some experiences in the Nordic countries
by Dr Yiliu Liu
Professor
Department of Mechanical and Industrial Engineering, Norwegian University of Science and Technology
6 January 2025
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