Alireza Boloori, Ph.D., selected runner-up, MSOM, Montreal, Canada
Assistant Professor of Business Analytics, Alireza Boloori, Ph.D., was selected as runner-up at the annual MSOM in Montreal, CA

Alireza Boloori, Ph.D. - Data-Driven Research Leads Responsibly

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Alireza Boloori, Ph.D., Assistant Professor of Business Analytics, was selected as the runner-up for the "MSOM Society Award for Responsible Research in Operations Management,' after sharing their Data-Driven research paper.

Alireza Boloori, Ph.D., an Assistant Professor of Business Analytics at the Milgard School of Business, was recognized as the runner-up for the prestigious "MSOM Society Award for Responsible Research in Operations Management." The award acknowledges Alireza's research paper titled "Data-Driven Management of Post-transplant Medications: An Ambiguous Partially Observable Markov Decision Process Approach," published in the MSOM journal in 2020.

The award highlights research that contributes to creating a better world through its impact on society and stakeholders using evidence-based, high-quality, and societally beneficial organizational practices across the business, government, and non-profit spheres.



Alireza's work exemplifies the principles of responsible research and its dissemination. The award is co-sponsored by the Community for Responsible Research for Business and Management (RRBM) and involves a rigorous evaluation process by a diverse review committee. The winners will receive a plaque and share a special award at the ceremony.

Written by Noah Carr
Photos provided by Kathy Adolphsen and Alireza Boloori, Ph.D.
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