The graduate seminar series occurs autumn, winter, and spring quarter. The seminars feature lectures on current research within the field of industrial and systems engineering. MSIE and Ph.D. students are required to register for the entire seminar series (3 credits total).
IND E 591 schedule
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October 4
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Dr. Shan Liu, Industrial & Systems Engineering, University of Washington Data Analytic Models and Insights in Adaptive Treatment of Chronic Depression |
| October 11 |
Dr. Ashis Banerjee, Industrial & Systems Engineering, University of Washington Persistent Feature Extraction Using Topological Data Analysis |
| October 18 |
Chason Coelho& Kelly LoVoi Exponent Human Factors in the Real World: Contexts, Issues, and Applications |
| October 25 |
Dr. Shuai Huang, Industrial & Systems Engineering, University of Washington Battle Type 1 Diabetes with data Analytics: Rule-based methods and collaborative learning |
| November 1 |
Dr. Christina Mastrangelo, Industrial & Systems Engineering, University of Washington A Better World Through a Systems Approach: Transforming Needs to Solutions |
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November 8 |
Dr. Chiwei Yan, Industrial & Systems Engineering, University of Washington |
| November 15 |
Dr. Simon S. Du, Computer Science & Engineering, University of Washington |
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November 22 Zoom |
Dr. Prashanth Rajivan, Industrial & Systems Engineering, University of Washington Towards Autonomous Anti-Phishing Probing and Training Delivery |
| November 29 |
Dr. Chaoyue Zhao, Industrial & Systems Engineering, University of Washington Towards Enhancing Power System Flexibility and Resilience: Metric, Model, and Algorithm |
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December 6 |
Dr. Ji-Eun Kim, Industrial & Systems Engineering, University of Washington Designing for diversity: Sensor-based modeling in self-training systems
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