Northwestern’s IEMS PhD produces scholars who optimize healthcare delivery, digital supply chains, and autonomous-mobility fleets. Students master queueing theory, game-theoretic mechanism design, and interpretable machine learning, publishing in *Operations Research* and *Management Science*. Industry residencies at Amazon or Mayo Clinic provide live data sandboxes.
Design real-time ICU-bed assignment heuristics with fairness constraints
Model adaptive logistics drone routing under weather uncertainty
Develop bilevel optimization for decarbonized power-grid expansion planning
Analyze incentive-compatible mechanisms in ride-share pooling markets
Optimize warehouse human-robot collaboration via digital twin simulations
Study behavioral queue-abandonment in theme-park operations
Implement reinforcement-learning scheduling for semiconductor fabs
Quantify systemic risk in global chip supply chains with Bayesian networks
Evaluate telehealth appointment triage using multi-class queueing networks
Create hybrid metaheuristics for large-scale vehicle-routing with time windows
Assess ergonomic interface designs through cognitive-load experiments
Simulate vaccine distribution policies balancing equity and perishability
Build decision-support dashboards for ESG risk in maritime logistics
Investigate dynamic pricing for perishable cloud-computing spot instances
Write a policy brief on algorithmic transparency in workforce scheduling
Optimize systems for efficiency and equity with Northwestern’s IEMS PhD.
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