Ph.D. Students

• Jeff Ohlmann. Theory and Applications of Compressed Annealing. University of Michigan 2003. Current position University of Iowa, Henry B. Tippie College of Business.
Winner of the INFORMS Dantzig Dissertation Award, 2004. Co-advised by Jim Bean.
• Soumyadip Ghosh. Dependence in Stochastic Simulation Models. Here you can find some Software for implementing the NORTA method. Cornell University 2004. Current position IBM Research, Mathematical Sciences.
• Julius Atlason. Simulation Optimization for Call Center Staffing. University of Michigan 2004.
Current position co-founder of THOR Institute. Co-advised by Marina Epelman.
• Sam Steckley. Estimating the Density of a Conditional Expectation. Cornell University 2005. First position: Mitre Corp.
• Millie Chu. Robust Intensity Modulated Radiation Therapy Treatment Planning. Cornell University 2006.
A presentation at the 2005 INFORMS Practice Conference by Zinchenko and Henderson containing a description of our work (a powerpoint show). First position T-Mobile, Seattle.
• Sujin Kim. Adaptive Control Variates in Monte Carlo Simulation Cornell University 2006.
Current position: Assistant professor in Industrial and Systems Engineering at National University of Singapore.
• Sam Ehrlichman. Adaptive Stochastic Simulation for Structured Problems. 2008. Cornell University. First Position: Jane Street Capital.
• Mateo Restrepo. Computational Methods for Static Allocation and Real-Time Redeployment of Ambulances. Cornell University. 2008. Co-advised by Huseyin Topaloglu.
• Spyros Schismenos.A Probabilistic Analysis of Low-Rank Approximations in Optimization Problems with Ellipsoidal Constraints. 2009. Cornell University. Co-advised by Adrian Lewis. First position: JP Morgan Chase, London UK.
• Matt Maxwell. Ambulance redeployment. In progress, Cornell University. Co-advised by Huseyin Topaloglu.

Exploratory Projects with Ph.D. Students

• Brad Westgate. Emergency Medical Services Travel Time Modeling. In progress, Cornell University. Co-advised by David Matteson and Dawn Woodard.
• Matt McLean. Statistical Modeling of Arrival Rates for Emergency Medical Services. In progress, Cornell University. Co-advised by David Matteson and Dawn Woodard.
• Matt Schneider. Statistical Modeling of Arrival Rates for Emergency Medical Services. In progress, Cornell University. Co-advised by David Matteson and Dawn Woodard.
• Anjie (Eric) Guo. Simulation optimization. In progress, Cornell University.
• Rolf Waeber. TBD. In progress, Cornell University.