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Operations Management. The first prize is accompanied by a $500 honorarium. The
second prize is accompanied by a $300 honorarium. The number of finalists will
depend on the number of entries. Typically there are six (6) finalists.
Finalists will be invited to submit extended abstracts of their paper for
publication in Manufacturing & Service Operations Management. (Under
INFORMS policy, the publication of such abstracts in no way conflicts with
submission of the full manuscript for review to any INFORMS or other journal for
publication.)
There are three conditions for eligibility:
- Entrant must have been a student on or after January 1, 2005.
- The submitted paper must present original research conducted primarily by
the entrant. Some assistance by other individuals (such as the student€™s faculty
advisor) is permitted as long as the student is at least the €œfirst author€?on
the paper, i.e., it would be appropriate to list the student€™s name first on the
paper even if the student€™s name is not alphabetically first.
- The research must have been conducted while the entrant was a student.
In addition, a student may submit no more than one paper to the
contest.
Application Process:
A complete entry includes:
- 1. A cover document in PDF format with the entrant€™s name, current
affiliation, address, e-mail address, telephone number, the name and email
address of the entrant€™s advisor, and suggestions for appropriate judges (up to
5, as defined below). This information must not appear anywhere else.
The file name should be the entrant€™s full name.
- 2. The paper in PDF format compliant with MSOM formatting standards (32
pages or fewer, 1€?margins, double spaced, 12 point font, etc.). The file
name should be the title of the paper.
- 3. A cover letter from the advisor that includes the student€™s name, the
title of the student€™s paper and a statement that indicates the three
eligibility requirements have been met (in particular, that the research is
primarily the student€™s with only some assistance from other individuals).
The Panel of Judges
- The suggestions for judges should be made from the list of the panel of
judges (below) and should adhere to the standard MSOM conflict of interest
guidelines.
Dan Adelman Philipp Afeche Yossi
Aviv Fernando Bernstein Rene Caldentey Jiri Chod Francis de
Vericourt Laurens Debo Vinayak Deshpande Wedad Elmaghraby
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Jeremie Gallien Noah Gans Vishal
Gaur Roman Kapuscinski Costis Maglaras Serguei Netessine (chair)
Ozalp Ozer Rodney Parker Erica Plambeck Ioana Popescu
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Nils Rudi Sergei Savin Alan
Scheller-Wolf Nicola Secomandi Xuanming Su Julie Swann Beril
Toktay Brian Tomlin Tunay Tunca Senthil Veeraraghavan Assaf
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- If the entrant believes that judging the paper requires a unique expertise,
a brief explanation should be given along with a suggestion of additional
judges.
To submit a completed entry:
- The entrant should email parts (1) and (2) (as attachments) to msomcompetition@wharton.upenn.edu.
- The entrant€™s advisor should email part (3) to msomcompetition@wharton.upenn.edu.
- All entrants will receive an acknowledgement of receipt via e-mail.
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