2025 Winner(s)
- Abhishek Ray,
George Mason University
- Viplove Arora,
Pumpkinseed
- Kayse Maass, University of Michigan Student Chapter
- Mario Ventresca,
Purdue University
Winning material:
Optimal resource allocation to minimize errors when detecting human trafficking
Purpose of the Award
The purpose of the paper competition is to promote and bring visibility to recent contributions of MIF members in the field of operations research, management science, or information systems. The paper competition has been in place since 2016. Submissions must have been accepted or published within the past 2 years of the of the award year and are judged on the basis of the originality of the research, technical rigor, relevance and impact to future theory or applications.
The first place winner receives a monetary award. The first place winner and finalists present their work in a dedicated session at the annual conference.
Application process:
For more information, please click HERE.
Past Awardees
2025
Winner(s)
Viplove Arora,
Pumpkinseed
Kayse Maass,
University of Michigan Student Chapter
Abhishek Ray,
George Mason University
Mario Ventresca,
Purdue University
Finalist
Saibal Ray ,
McGill University
Nymisha Bandi,
McGill University
Maxime C. Cohen,
McGill University
Shima Mohebbi,
George Mason University
Behnam Momeni,
George Mason University