Members of INFORMS,
It is my pleasure to announce the new INFORMS Fellows, Class of 2016.
The Fellow Award is reserved for distinguished individuals who have demonstrated outstanding and exceptional accomplishments in operations research and the management sciences. Their service to the profession and to INFORMS is truly remarkable.
Congratulations to:
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Stephen P. Boyd Samsung Professor in the School of Engineering Professor of Electrical Engineering Professor by courtesy, Computer Science Professor by courtesy, Management Science and Engineering Stanford University
For exceptional teaching and broad dissemination of convex optimization and outstanding research leading to innovative formulations and algorithms for problems across a wide array of disciplines.
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Kevin Glazebrook Distinguished Professor in Operational Research Department of Management Science Lancaster University Management School United Kingdom
For fundamental contributions to the theory and practice of operations research in the area of applied probability and for pioneering initiatives in doctoral education.
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Peter J. Haas IBM Research Division
For sustained and fundamental contributions to discrete-event simulation and interactive sampling-based analytics for massive data sets, as well as for significant service to the simulation community.
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Jeff Linderoth Department of Industrial and Systems Engineering Wisconsin Institute for Discovery University of Wisconsin-Madison
For fundamental contributions to research in computational mathematical programming, specifically for mixed-integer programming, global and stochastic optimization and grid computing, and for leadership in all aspects of computing within Operations Research.
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Sanjay Mehrotra Professor of Industrial Engineering and Management Sciences Founding Director of the Center for Engineering and Health in the Institute for Public Health and Medicine Northwestern University
For contributions to continuous, discrete, and stochastic optimization methodology and their impact on OR technology implementation and application.
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George J. Miller Institute Fellow Center for Sustainable Health Spending Altarum Institute
For contributions to OR practice and models in military, environmental, emergency preparedness and health care areas with successful implementations and broad high-level impact to humankind and society.
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Georgia Perakis William F. Pounds Professor of Operations Management and Operations Research MIT Sloan School of Management
For exceptional research, spanning theory to practice with important contributions to variational inequalities, the price of anarchy, dynamic pricing and data analytics, and for her dedicated mentorship of a future generation of OR scholars.
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Mauricio G. C. Resende Modeling & Optimization Group Amazon.com, Inc.
For major contributions to the development and application of metaheuristics for optimization problems, including the invention of the widely-used Greedy Randomized Adaptive Search Procedure (GRASP).
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Ariela Sofer Professor and Chair Department of Systems Engineering and Operations Research George Mason University
For her contributions to nonlinear optimization and especially its application to medical diagnosis and treatment, and to OR education; and for leadership in and service to INFORMS and to the profession.
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Tamás Terlaky George N. and Soteria Kledaras '87 Endowed Chair Professor Chair of the Department of Industrial and Systems Engineering Lehigh University
For fundamental contributions to the theory, algorithms, computational methodology, and applications of optimization; for his exemplary mentorship and distinguished service to the INFORMS community.
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Paolo Toth DEI - Department of Electrical and Information Engineering Guglielmo Marconi University of Bologna Italy
For his outstanding methodological contribution to the field of combinatorial optimization and for the application of his knowledge to the solution of railway planning problems.
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Pascal Van Hentenryck Department of Industrial and Operations Engineering The University of Michigan
For his scientific contributions to constraint programming, discrete optimization, global optimization, local search and stochastic optimization as well as his many contributions to the practice of operation research and the education of future practitioners.
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Sincerely,
Ed Kaplan
INFORMS Member-in-Chief
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Edward Kaplan
Beach Professor Operations Research, Pub Health, Engineering
Yale University
New Haven CT
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