| Year |
Recipient |
Title |
School |
| 2025 |
Sara Mohammadi (First Place) |
The NHS Blended Payment Scheme: Incentive Issues and Optimal Reform |
University College London
|
|
Hansraj Satyam Verma (Second Place) |
Data to Dose: Personalized Dosing with Data Generation and Expert Feedback |
Carnegie Mellon University |
|
Jacob Jameson (Finalist) |
The Impact of Batching Advanced Imaging Tests in Emergency Departments |
Harvard University |
|
Sadegh Shirani (Finalist) |
Validating Counterfactual Estimations Under General Network Interference |
Stanford University |
| 2023 |
Minmin Zhang (First Place) |
A Multi-Treatment Forest Approach for Analyzing the Heterogeneous Effects of Team Familiarity |
University of Texas at Dallas |
|
Mohamad Sadegh Shirani Faradonbeh (Second Place) |
Asymptotic Analysis of Multi-Class Advance Patient Scheduling |
Stanford University |
|
Harriet Jeon |
Leapfrogging for Last-Mile Delivery in Health Care |
University of Pennsylvania |
|
Jimmy Qin |
Waiting Online versus In-Person in Outpatient Clinics: An Empirical Study on Visit Incompletion |
Columbia University |
| 2021 |
Nasrin Yousefi (First Place) |
An Inverse Optimization Approach to Measuring Clinical Pathway Concordance |
University of Toronto |
|
Yiwen Shen (Second Place) |
Structural Estimation of Intertemporal Externalities on ICU Admission Decisions |
Columbia University |
|
Yangzi Jiang (Finalist)
|
Nonprofit vs. For-Profit: Allocation of Beds and Access to Care in U.S. Nursing Homes |
Northwestern University |
|
Esmaeil Keyvanshokooh (Finalist) |
Contextual Learning with Online Convex Optimization: Theory and Applications to Chronic Diseases |
University of Michigan |
| 2019 |
Shasha Han (First Place) |
A Robust Approach to Study Multiple Treatments: Hierarchical Contrast-Specific Propensity Score |
National University of Singapore |
|
Hussein El Hajj (Second Place) |
Optimal Genetic Screening for Cystic Fibrosis |
Virginia Tech
|
|
Michael Fairley (Finalist) |
Improving the Efficiency of the Operating Room Environment with an Optimization and Machine Learning Model |
Stanford University
|
|
Shujing Sun (Finalist) |
Does Telemedicine Reduce Emergency Department Congestion? Evidence from New York State |
University of Rochester |
|
Yunchao Xu (Finalist) |
On Withholding Capacity from Strategic Patients |
New York University |
| 2017 |
Guihua Wang (First Place) |
A Causal Tree Approach for Personalized Healthcare Outcome Analysis |
University of Michigan
|
| |
Auyon Siddiq (Second Place) |
Robust Defibrillator Deployment under Cardiac Arrest Location Uncertainty via Row-and-Column Generation |
University of California Berkeley |
| |
Shan Wang (Third Place) |
Managing Appointment-based Services in the Presence of Walk-ins |
Shanghai Jiao Tong University |
| |
Yuqian Xu (Finalist) |
The Effect of online Reviews on Physician Demand: A Structural Model of Patient Choice |
New York University |
| |
Seyed Hossein Hashemi Doulabi (Finalist) |
Routing and Scheduling with Synchronization and Stochastic Durations: Applications in Home Healthcare and Operating Room Scheduling Problems |
ÉcolePolytechniquede Montréal |
| 2015 |
Hamsa Bastani (Winner) |
Evidence of Strategic Behavior In Medicare Claims Reporting |
Stanford University |
| |
Harwin de Vries (Winner) |
The Roadside Healthcare Facility Location Problem |
Erasmus University Rotterdam |
| |
Hummy Song (Winner) |
The Diseconomies of Queue Pooling: An Empirical Investigation of Emergency Department Length of Stay |
Harvard University |
| |
Amir Rastpour (Finalist) |
Modeling Yellow and Red Alert Durations for Ambulance Systems |
University of Alberta |
| 2013 |
Taewoo Lee (Winner) |
Generalized Inverse Multi-Objective Optimization with Application |
University of Toronto |
| |
Kristiaan Glorie (Runner-up) |
Iterative Branch-and-Price for Hierarchical Multi-Criteria Kidney Exchange |
Erasmus Research Institute of Management |
| |
Song-Hee Kim (Finalist) |
ICU Admission Control: An Empirical Study of Capacity Allocation and its Implication on Patient Outcomes |
Columbia University |
| |
Thomas Best (Finalist) |
Managing Hospital Inpatient Bed Capacity Through Partitioning Care into Focused Wings |
University of Chicago |