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INFORMS MSOM Young Scholar Prize (2021) “[for] outstanding contributions to scholarship in operations management” [Award Description and Process]
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Inaugural INFORMS 2020 Mehrotra Research Excellence Award "for significant contributions to the practice of health applications through operations research (OR) and management science (MS) modeling and methodologies" [Award Description and Process]
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Harvard Kennedy School Dinner on the Dean Teaching Award
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POMS 2019 College of Healthcare Best Paper Award (first place)
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INFORMS 2018 Public Sector Operations Research Best Paper Award (second place)
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INFORMS Decision Analysis Society 2018 Best Student Paper Award (second place, awarded to Ph.D. advisee)
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POMS 2017 College of Healthcare Best Paper Award (second place)
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INFORMS MSOM Society 2016 Best Paper Award of Service Special Interest Group (SIG)
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INFORMS 2015 Junior Faculty Interest Group (JFIG) Best Paper Competition (honorable mention)
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Finalist, POMS 2013 (Production and Operations Management Society) College of Supply Chain Best Paper Award
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2012 IOE Richard Wilson Prize for the Best Student Paper
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University of Michigan College of Engineering 2011 Outstanding Ph.D. Research Award (Richard and Eleanor Towner Award, $2500)
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POMS 2011 College of Healthcare Best Paper Award (second place)
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MSOM 2011 Healthcare Operations Management SIG Workshop (among 6 papers accepted)
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2010 Katta Murty Prize for the Best Research Paper on Optimization
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POMS 2009 College of Supply Chain Best Student Paper Award (finalist)
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IOE 2007 Bonder Fellowship Award in Applied Operations Research
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University of Michigan 2006 Named & Deans Fellowship Award
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Honor Society of Phi Kappa Phi
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University Honor of Exceptionally Outstanding Graduate Student (Department of Industrial Engineering, Sharif University of Technology)
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Top Ranked Graduate Student for the highest graduate cumulative GPA among all peers (Department of Industrial Engineering, Sharif University of Technology)
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Second Top Ranked Undergraduate Student for the second highest cumulative GPA among all peers (Department of Industrial Engineering, Isfahan University of Technology)
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Top 10 Students in the Country for 9th highest score among about 3500 participants in Iranian Nation-Wide Graduate Entrance Exam
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Honorable Mention: 3rd and 4th International Conference of Industrial Engineering (2004 and 2005)
Soroush Saghafian on Twitter
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Thanks @cclareMDMPH. Was a pleasure teaching you and others in the group. Fantastic discussion. t.co/P1VbFbUpNQ
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See our latest work @PIASLab featured by @SSRN👇👇👇 @HarvardBizGov @harvard_data @MayoClinic @decisionscience @Kennedy_School t.co/kDQyGpvUdC
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CC: @harvard_data @HarvardBizGov @decisionscience @INFORMS
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My blog post: The Analytics Science Behind #ChatGPT: Human, Algorithm, or a Human-Algorithm Centaur? t.co/hwTe09u3Nv
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Can an #algorithm help us understand the #opioid #epidemic? Can it help @CDCgov revise its #guidelines? Ours trained on over 3m patients shows promising results vs. human experts. Paper: t.co/oYgpfgvGTD @HarvardBizGov @decisionscience @harvard_data @Kennedy_School t.co/F1yrgb6Zib
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What did #COVID19 #lockdown policies do to the U.S economy and its population health? See our findings 👇👇👇 t.co/Cgg04Sc8Na
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Algorithm, Human, or a Human-Algorithm "Centaur"? Which one can enhance clinical decision-making? See our latest work at the @PIASLab lead by @AgniOrfanoudaki in collaboration w/ @MayoClinic. Full Paper: t.co/gWovtq82v8 @decisionscience @harvard_data @HarvardBizGov t.co/tHEEoOnqjH
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Congratulations @JacobCJameson! Well-deserved! t.co/qMTeLNRYso
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We need to deliver care wherever the patient is, not just in homes. For this, we need to resolve scientific and regulatory challenges facing mHealth technologies. See our discussion @theNAMedicine here t.co/ZrKtjP5RCz and also in this podcast t.co/edQU1dGmBb t.co/czpOFDAFfh
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How do #physicians change their behavior after being vertically integrated? And what should #policymakers do? 👇👇👇See what we find from analyzing over 2.6 million patient visits.👇👇👇 t.co/OZbe4vytJN
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Great to see that AHA is paying more attention. Hopefully they can base their recommendations more on the scientific studies, and not just on raw statistics. t.co/fuM4DZos2l
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@DrLKVaughan @codingbrown @ph_wilson1 @Prabath13 @doctorcaldwell @pdbyrne @j59dd @cruncherwax @ReneeYHsia And more policy discussions in this episode of Harvard PolicyCast: t.co/amyuW4vl1q
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@DrLKVaughan @codingbrown @ph_wilson1 @Prabath13 @doctorcaldwell @pdbyrne @j59dd @cruncherwax @ReneeYHsia Great summary of research on hospital closures. More on findings and what policymakers can do here: t.co/CbhoMQOoFz
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Interested in #CausalInference, #ReinforcementLearning, & #Sequential #DecisionMaking using #ObservationalData? Join me this Thursday for my talk at @MIT @ORCenter: "Ambiguous Dynamic Treatment Regimes: A Reinforcement Learning Approach." Info: t.co/6cozLD7ELM t.co/HWS6NkBRft
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My lab’s presentations at @INFORMS2022 are listed below. Join us if you are interested! #INFORMS2022 t.co/lBxHJ298jQ
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How can we address #societal problems using #Queueing Theory? My new #blog post: The #Public #Impact of Queueing Theory: From Queen Elizabeth to Internet to Emergency Rooms. Blog post: t.co/lDyHgkqN3t t.co/glwaOznyTT
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Great discussing the role of #dataanalysis and some of the recent issues in #healthcare with @amitabhchandra2 in this #podcast. t.co/cugZdggVZb
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Very proud of the work our @PIASLab members do in collaboration with various organizations to use #Analytics #Science for public impact! Thank you @HKS_BizGov @Harvard_Data @DecisionScience @BelferCenter t.co/ADvJtb5lva t.co/3qF7g6kiQE
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Welcome to @PIASLab @Mohammad_Zhale and @JacobCJameson. You are both great additions! t.co/wFATf2saVZ
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Thanks for brining attention to our work, @DrLKVaughan. Here is another relevant paper we recently published: t.co/tPMwjkiAP0 t.co/TvYdeDLtPl
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Enjoyed my workshop for this motivated group! Fantastic questions and conversations! t.co/M1deUAAIAR
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With this logic by @DLeonhardt, we should also remove stop signs b/c in many places people do not fully follow them. Also, the “Evidence” section of the article does not fully match what research shows. Our own models showed that mandates saved QALYs. t.co/VagrcT8mbW
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Great piece by @DLeonhardt. The logic behind 1-way masking is weak though. Not correctly following good policies by individuals shouldn't discourage social planners from enacting such policies. We can improve adherence instead of throwing in the towel. t.co/eBYUnLSu2a
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The pandemic emergency declaration ends soon. Millions might lose Medicaid if it is not extended. Meanwhile, a single person has $33.5bn extra to buy Twitter. t.co/fROStRvC2p
