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Miguel Lejeune is an
Assistant Professor of Decision Sciences at the George
Washington
University (GWU). He is the recipient of the Young
Investigator Research Grant from the Army Research Office.
Prior
to joining GWU, we was a Visiting
Assistant Professor in Operations Research at Carnegie Mellon
University and
worked as a Credit Risk Manager at FORTIS Bank.
Dr.
Lejeune completed his
PhD studies at Rutgers University where he also obtained an MBA degree.
Additionally, he obtained a DEA in Management (MS degree) from RWTH
Aachen, Germany and University of Liege, Belgium, and a Management
Sciences Engineering degree from University of Liege.
Miguel
Lejeune’s
areas of expertise/research interests include Stochastic Optimization,
Probabilistic Programming, Financial Risk, Large-Scale and Applied
Optimization, Supply Chain Management. He has published articles
in Operations
Research, Mathematical
Programming, Journal of Operations Management, Interfaces,
European
Journal
of Operational Research, Quantitative Finance, Annals
of Operations Research, International
Transactions of
Operational Research, American Journal of Mathematical and Management
Sciences,
etc.
Among the recognitions
that Dr. Lejeune has received are:
i) The Young Investigator
Grant/Award (September 2009-September 2012) from the Army Research
Office for
the research project "A Methodology for Programming Under
Probabilistic Constraints: Application to the Planning of Military
Operations";
ii) The Royal
Belgian Sciences
Academy Award for his thesis entitled “Heuristic
Optimization of Experimental Designs for Linear Models”;
iii) The
Research Excellence Award by the Center for Information Management
Integration and Connectivity, Rutgers University (2004) for his
publications during his graduate studies;
iv) A
nomination at the INFORMS
Young Researcher Roundtable, May 2006.
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