Graduate student William Herring wins SHS best graduate paper prize

William Herring, a Ph.D. student in the Applied Mathematics & Statistics, and Scientific Computation program working with Associate Professor Jeffrey Herrmann (ME/ISR), has won the graduate paper prize in the 2010 Society for Health Systems Student Paper Competition.

Herring won the prize for his work, A Stochastic Dynamic Program for the Single-day Surgery Scheduling Problem.

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February 1, 2010

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