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Ruiwei Jiang receives NSF Career Award
U-M IOE assistant professor receives a National Science Foundation (NSF) Career Award for his work in operations research.
Nadine Sarter inducted into the National Academy of Engineering
Nadine Sarter, U-M IOE professor and director of the Center for Ergonomics has been inducted into the National Academy of Engineering (NAE).
Eunshin Byon elected 2019 Chair-Elect of the INFORMS Quality, Statistics and Reliability section
U-M IOE Associate Professor Eunshin Byon has been elected 2019 Chair-Elect of the INFORMS Quality, Statistics and Reliability section.
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The Department of Industrial and Operations Engineering at the University of Michigan invites applications and nominations for faculty positions beginning September 2019.
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Industrial and operations engineering has a powerhouse impact on the real world.
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All U-M engineers are problem solvers and creative thinkers; U-M IOE engineers take that to the next level.
Read more »Industrial and Operations Engineering (IOE) focuses on achieving best-case scenarios through analysis, design, and control of materials, machines, and behavior. Since the department’s inception in 1956, IOE (or “Industrial Engineering,” as originally named) has expanded from the manufacturing industry into all sectors of the economy. No matter what you want to do, you can do it with a Michigan IOE degree.