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JOEL GOH

Associate Professor, Department of Analytics and Operations, NUS Business School
Director, J.Y. Pillay Comparative Asia Research Centre

Associate Director, NUS Global Asia Institute

PhD Program Director, NUS Institute of Operations Research and Analytics

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BRIEF BIO

My research interests are in the domains of Healthcare Analytics and Supply Chain Management. In the first domain, I'm interested in understanding how mathematical models can be applied to real-world problems in healthcare in order to inform, improve, and enhance medical decision-making and health policy. In the second, I'm interested in understanding how new business models, enabled by digital technology, can be harnessed to unlock hidden efficiencies in supply chains. I also have methodological interests in optimization theory and co-created Robust Optimization Made Easy (ROME), a software package for modeling robust optimization problems.

Previous academic appointments:

2017-2022: Visiting Scholar, Harvard Business School

2014-2017: Assistant Professor, Harvard Business School

2017-2019: President's Assistant Professor, NUS Business School

SELECTED HONORS

40 Under 40 Best MBA Professors in 2020, Poets & Quants.

Early Career Research Excellence Award, 2020, NUS Business School.

2023 Wickham Skinner Teaching Innovation Award, Production and Operations Management Society

Best MBA Teaching (core), 2021, NUS Business School

Teaching Excellence Award, 2018, 2020, and 2021, NUS Business School.

3rd Place, 2019 JFIG Paper Competition, INFORMS Junior Faculty Interest Group.

Finalist, 2019 Pierskalla Award, INFORMS Health Applications Society.

Winner, 2014 Pierskalla Award, INFORMS Health Applications Society.

Finalist, 2014 George E. Nicholson Student Paper Competition, INFORMS.

Finalist, 2014 Student Paper Competition, POMS College of Supply Chain Management.

Finalist, 2012 Pierskalla Award, INFORMS Health Applications Society.

Gold Medal, XXXII International Physics Olympiad, 2001.

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