Graduate seminar series

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 593 schedule

Quarter:

Spring 2021

Time:

Tuesdays, 1:30 - 2:20 p.m.

Location:

Zoom

Date	Speaker
March 30	Dr. Tom Furness, Industrial and Systems Engineering, University of Washington PROJECT GLINT: Exploring the functionality of the far-peripheral retina
April 6	Dr. Leela Nageswaran, University of Washington Offline returns for online retailers via partnership
April 13	Dr. Henry Duh, La Trobe University, Australia Multiple Perspectives on the Role of Early Career Researchers in Global Tertiary Education Systems: Challenges and Competitions
April 20	Dr. Chason Coelho, Exponent How Human Factors Complements Engineering at Exponent: Principles and Case Studies
April 27	Dr. Le Xie, Texas A&M University Massively Digitized Power Grid: Enabling Deep Decarbonization through Domain-tailored Analytics
May 4	Dr. James Lin, Facebook An On-going Journey of Making MR a Reality – Understanding Humans’ Capabilities and Limitations for Novel Product Design
May 11	Dr. Tim Leung, University of Washington Mean-Reverting Portfolio Construction and Optimal Timing Strategy
May 18	Dr. Xu Xu, North Carolina State University The applications of computer vision in workplace safety
May 25	Dr. Trond Nilsen, Virtual Therapeutics An Industrial Engineer’s Adventures in Medical XR
June 1	Dr. Archis Ghate, University of Washington Robust Markov Decision Processes with Data-driven, Distance-based Ambiguity Sets