INFORMS Undergraduate Operations Research Prize
2011 Winner:
Matthew Robinson,
United States Military Academy
Winning material:
“Bayesian Applications in A Probability Programming Language”
Purpose of the Award
The Undergraduate Operations Research Prize Competition is held each year to honor a student or group of students who conducted a significant applied project in operations research or management science, and/or original and important theoretical or applied research in operations research or management science, while enrolled as an undergraduate student. The prize is given each year at the National Meeting if there is a suitable recipient.
Past Awardees
| 2011 | Winner Matthew Robinson, United States Military Academy |
|---|---|
| 2010 | Winner John Silberholz, University of Maryland, |
| Honorable Mention Christine Barnett , Cornell University Kenneth Chu, Cornell University | |
| James M. Davis, Rutgers | |
| Yaniv Ovadia, Harvey Mudd College | |
| James Wade, Georgia Institute of Technology |
