DAS Practice Award
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Abstract submission deadline: August 3, 2020
Purpose of the Award
The Decision Analysis Practice Award is sponsored jointly by the Decision Analysis Society and the Society of Decision Professionals. It is given annually to the best decision analysis application, as judged by a panel of members of both Societies. The award includes a cash prize of $750 and assistance in getting the work published in a suitable journal, if the winner so desires. Traditionally the winner of the Practice Award is also invited to present their work at DAAG the following spring.
2020 Chair:
Michael Runge
(mrunge@usgs.gov)
Eyas Raddad
(eyas@lilly.com)
Application Process
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Past Awardees
2020
Finalist
Steffen A. Borden,
Bayer PharmaceuticalsFlorian Methling, Strategic Decisions Group
Mark Seidler, Strategic Decisions Group
Johannes Siebert Insa Sommer, Strategic Decisions Group
Deepak Veeraraghavan, Strategic Decisions Group
Rüdiger von Nitzsch, RWTH Aachen University
Kelly F. Robinson,
Michigan State University
Mark R. DuFour, Ohio Department of Natural Resources
Lucas Nathan, Michigan Department of Natural Resources
Jason L. Fischer, Michigan State University
Michael Jones, Michigan State University
Seth J. Herbst, Michigan Department of Natural Resources
Tammy Newcomb, Michigan Department of Natural Resources
Mark R. DuFour, Ohio Department of Natural Resources
Lucas Nathan, Michigan Department of Natural Resources
Jason L. Fischer, Michigan State University
Michael Jones, Michigan State University
Seth J. Herbst, Michigan Department of Natural Resources
Tammy Newcomb, Michigan Department of Natural Resources
Bhavani Shanker Uppari
Serguei Netessine,
INSEAD
Ioana Popescu,
INSEAD
Rowan P. Clarke,
Harvard Business School
2019
Winner(s)
Josephine MacHunter,
Arthur Rylah Institute for Environmental ResearchLibby Rumpff, University of Melbourne
Tracey Regan, Arthur Rylah Institute for Environmental Research
Nevil Amos, Arthur Rylah Institute for Environmental Research