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The award recognizes Fairley, Prof. Brandeau, and collaborators from Stanford Medical School and the VA Palo Alto Health Care System.

Prof. Sheares's research broadly examines how members of racially minoritized groups understand and respond to inequality.

As the 2022-23 academic year begins, get to know some of our students and what brings them to MS&E.

Prof. Syrgkanis's research addresses problems at the intersection of machine learning, economics and theoretical computer science.

Prof. Vitercik's research revolves around artificial intelligence, algorithm design, and the interface between economics and computation, with a focus in machine learning theory.

Newly designed algorithms will be better able to learn and predict human decisions.

Prof. Karunakaran received awards and recognition from the Industry Studies Association and the American Sociological Association.

MS&E graduates recently won several best paper awards and Emerging Scholar of the Year award. One is now a Fellow of the Academy of Management.

New projects sponsored by the Stanford Institute for Human-Centered Artificial Intelligence focus on social responsibility and equity.

The AOM Communication & Technology in Organization Division announced the winners during its Annual Business Meeting in August 2022.

Prof. Udell studies optimization and machine learning for large scale data analysis and control.

Students from MS&E's 2021-22 Undergraduate Diversity in Research (UDR) program cohort share their stories, experiences, and plans for the future.

The prize is awarded annually for the best contribution to the field of operations research and the management sciences published in English.

The award recognizes and honors individuals for leadership in managing technology.

Prof. Karunakaran’s research examines authority and accountability at work in the context of technological change.

Prof. Katila is one of 17 scholars inducted as AOM Fellows for the year 2022.

Five students from all degree levels share what made their time in MS&E valuable, how they chose Stanford, and their career plans post-graduation.

MS&E and the School of Engineering awarded students and faculty who have gone above and beyond during the academic year.

Prof. Sidford's paper was chosen from more than 150 accepted papers at the conference.