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The 9th meeting of the EURO Working Group on Vehicle Routing and Logistics Optimization
25-28 Feb 2024 Tel Aviv (Israel)
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Dissertation PrizeVeRoLog Doctoral Dissertation Prize VeRoLog DDP 2024 Announcement The VeRoLog Doctoral Dissertation Prize (VeRoLog DDP) is issued by the EURO working group on Vehicle Routing and Logistics optimization (VeRoLog) and is awarded at each VeRoLog annual conference. The purpose of the prize is to distinguish an outstanding PhD thesis on Operational Research methods applied to the Vehicle Routing and Logistics Optimization. It will be awarded at the VeRoLog 2024 conference (Tel Aviv, February 25-28, 2024). Eligibility of applications The VeRoLog DDP 2024 jury will only consider PhD theses in Operational Research defended between January 1, 2022 and June 30, 2023. Nominations are NOT restricted to members of societies that belong to EURO. To be considered, a dissertation should be nominated by the supervisor of the thesis (one of them in case of multiple supervisors). The supervisor of the dissertation is asked to provide the jury with the following information:
No nomination will be considered without these items. All information should be sent in electronic form to the chairman of the jury, Prof. Fabien Lehuédé using a compressed format (e.g. zip). Since many PhD theses in OR are defended each year, the jury would like to remind supervisors that only outstanding pieces of work have a reasonable chance of winning the award. Jury The jury of VeRoLog DDP 2024 is:
Selection process The members of the jury will study each application in detail. The jury evaluates the applications taking the following points into account:
The jury may decide not to assign the prize if no thesis reaches an adequate level of quality. Award The prize consists in a certificate and a reward of Euro 500. Deadlines The deadline for submitting applications is November 15, 2023 Contact Prof. Dr. Fabien Lehuédé E-mail: fabien.lehuede@imt-atlantique.fr |
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