The SDM community is continually addressing some of the world's most complex challenges through innovative problem-solving. Our faculty continue to shape the field of systems thinking through their research. With critical guidance from our faculty and industry professionals, our students and alumni harness the principles and theories from their SDM education to find innovative solutions and serve as leaders in their fields.
David Brown has always been fascinated by our planet. He earned a B.A. in geography and an M.S. in earth sciences. He’s even worked as a land surveyor. Now David
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David Brown has always been fascinated by our planet. He earned a B.A. in geography and an M.S. in earth sciences. He’s even worked as a land surveyor. Now David
Charles Brown SDM ’21 has published an article in Quality and Reliability Engineering International. The article is based on his thesis for the MS in engineering and
Connery Noble SDM ’18 has published in the Engineering Management Journal. This article is based on his thesis submitted for completion of the MS in engineering and
Nguyen-Luc Dao, SDM ’22, received the Best Student Paper Award at Complex Adaptive Systems 2025. Dao’s paper “Designing Generative Multi-Agent Systems for
Submitted by Zhao Zhang. This thesis was a finalist for the 2024 Best Thesis Award. Abstract: Reforestation plays a crucial role in combating global warming while promoting
Submitted by Hanna Won. This thesis was a finalist for the 2024 Best Thesis Award. Abstract: Hydrogen’s role as a potential substitute for fossil fuels is expanding, offering
Submitted by Anup Sreekumar. This thesis was a finalist for the 2024 Best Thesis Award. Abstract: Organizational culture is a vital source of competitive advantage. Nevertheless,
Submitted by Ayako Yukawa. This thesis won the 2024 Best Thesis Award for MIT System Design and Management. Abstract: As Japan faces challenges in maintaining its global
Noemie Midrez SDM ’22 has published an adaptation of her thesis in Sustainable Production and Consumption. The article is coauthored with her thesis advisors, Afreen Siddiqi
Anuraag Singh SDM ’18 has been granted a US patent for work based on his master’s research. This research, and the patent, focused on large scale systematic technology