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 592 schedule

Quarter:

Winter 2019

Time:

Tuesdays, 1:30pm – 2:20pm

Location:

MEB 235 (unless specified)

Date	Speaker
January 8	Christina Mastrangelo, Ph.D. Associate Professor, Industrial & Systems Engineering, University of Washington Advances in Obsolescence Management Utilizing Reliability Theory
January 15	Ted Klastorin, Ph.D. Professor, Information Systems & Operations Management, University of Washington Optimal Contracts in Decentralized Projects (or Why Boeing Paid Over $5B in Penalty Fees on the B787)
January 22	Prashanth Rajivan, Ph.D. Assistant Professor, Industrial & Systems Engineering, University of Washington Adversarial Decision Making in Phishing Attacks
February 7 MEB 106	Chiwei Yan, Ph.D. Data Scientist, Uber Technologies, San Francisco, CA Transportation Optimization: Data-enabled Advcances in a Sharing Economy
February 19 MEB 235	Giacomo Dalla Chiara, Ph.D. Research Associate, Urban Freight Lab, University of Washington Modelling Commercial Vehicles Parking Choice in Congested Urban Areas
March 5 MEB 106	Chaoyue Zhao, Ph.D. Assistant Professor, Oklahoma State University, Stillwater, OK Distributionally Robust Optimization on Power System Operations and Resilience

Date

Speaker

January 8

Christina Mastrangelo, Ph.D.
Associate Professor, Industrial & Systems Engineering, University of Washington

Advances in Obsolescence Management Utilizing Reliability Theory

January 15

Ted Klastorin, Ph.D.
Professor, Information Systems & Operations Management, University of Washington

Optimal Contracts in Decentralized Projects (or Why Boeing Paid Over $5B in Penalty Fees on the B787)

January 22

Prashanth Rajivan, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor, Industrial & Systems Engineering, University of Washington

Adversarial Decision Making in Phishing Attacks

February 7