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Santanu Dey's promotion is effective August 15, 2019.

An ORMS Today article profiles ISyE Professor Eva Lee and her trailblazing work of applying OR methods to medical questions.

The Brumbaugh Award is given to the paper making the largest single contribution to the development of industrial application of quality control.

ML@GT has two new MOUs with RIKEN-AIP in Japan and Fraunhofer ILS in Germany to formalize a working relationship on machine learning.

The OMSA program is offers three tracks -- analytical tools, business analytics, or computational data analytics -- and costs less than $10,000.

As a child, Brown started Tin Toy Arcade, which sells retro and vintage toys.

Professor Nicoleta Serban developed a mathematical model for matching need/demand and supply for particular health care services under a series of realistic constraints.

In this interview, Jain discusses her passion for home decor and how Bent Chair is growing as a company.

This past summer, for the first time, the SEI featured an ISyE project, and four high school teams received a crash course in IE.

The undergraduates take a full course load and spend 12 weeks in Singapore, Ho Chi Minh City, and Beijing.

Maria Basabe, Sr. Director Health & Wellness (H&W) at Walmart and David Stuver, Executive Vice President, Business Development & Supply Chain Solutions at Americold will be serving on...

Joel Sokol originally turned his attention to analytics when he recognized its intersection of data, modeling, and real-life applications. Today, as professor of industrial and systems engineering...

The societies cited Nemirovski’s “fundamental contributions to high-dimensional optimization and his discovery of key phenomena in the theory of signal estimation and recovery.”

The Schwarzman Scholars Program has been called “the most significant program of its kind" since the Rhodes Trust. For the first time, a student from Georgia Tech has been selected.

Professor Emeritus Mike Thomas passed away on November 23, 2018. Thomas served in various Georgia Tech leadership roles that included chair of ISyE and provost and VP of academic affairs.

Appalwar has co-founded Thrive, a startup focused on mental health education in India, and Avana, which she calls "the world's cheapest water storage solution."

ISyE alumnus A. Russell Chandler III (BIE 67) established the endowment fund in order to enhance the ability of ISyE to attract and retain eminent teacher-scholars.

Among the numerous winners, Anderson-Interface Chair and Professor Shabbir Ahmed received the 2018 Farkas Prize.

A. Russell Chandler III, who graduated from ISyE in 1967, endowed the faculty fund to enhance the ability of ISyE to attract and retain eminent teacher-scholars.

The Harold E. Smalley Faculty Endowment Fund was established in memory of Harold E. Smalley, Ph.D. (1921-1994) and is designed to support ISyE faculty appointments within the area of health.

Van Hentenryck joins the ISyE faculty as A. Russell Chandler III Chair and Professor.

Libby Peck is a Double Jacket. Her bachelor's in applied math and master's in industrial engineering prepared her for a groundbreaking role at the Coca-Cola Company.

The society cited Ahmed’s “fundamental contributions to the theory and practice of stochastic discrete optimization.”

Serban will assess mental and behavioral health services for underserved youth in rural areas.

Data science researchers at Georgia Tech are partnering with minority-serving Atlanta colleges to train a diverse workforce for the data-driven future.

This marks the 24th consecutive year that ISyE's undergraduate program has been ranked No. 1 by USNWR.