New research from the College of Engineering lays out in detail why ranked-choice voting, combined with multi-member legislative districts, promotes fair representation, particularly when it comes to... Read more about Ranked choice, multimember districts blunts gerrymandering
Ride-hailing platforms update prices dynamically to efficiently balance supply and demand. But rapidly changing prices create incentives for riders to wait for high prices to drop. When supply builds... Read more about ORIE Colloquium: Daniel Freund (MIT) - Inefficiencies of Dynamic Pricing in Ride-hailing
Sean Sinclair, a Ph.D. student in Cornell Engineering’s School of Operations Research and Information Engineering (ORIE), sees the entire world as a mix of probability and optimization problems.... Read more about Math with a purpose—using probability and statistics for the greater good
Data scientists never really know where their work is going to take them. David Shmoys, the Laibe/Acheson Professor of Business Management and Leadership Studies at Cornell Engineering, has applied... Read more
A new grant will fund Cornell research into developing machine learning and blockchain tools to better understand and support the global supply chain, whose vulnerabilities were exposed by the COVID... Read more
When Brittany Stenekes ’20 runs the hurdles, she is completely in the moment. “There isn’t time in a race to think, to plan, nor to strategize, yet every movement and every millisecond is important,”... Read more
Andrew is a fifth-year Ph.D. student in the School of Operations Research and Information Engineering where he is advised by Jamol Pender. His research interests are in applied probability and... Read more
What does being a Cornellian mean to you? That you are serious about your work and not afraid of the cold. Who inspired or influenced you during your time at Cornell? Chamsi (Hssaine) Woo-Hyung (Cho)... Read more
