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.
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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
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
Alumnus Connery Noble SDM ’18 and SDM lecturer Bruce Cameron have coauthored a paper that has been published in the Engineering Management Journal. The paper is adapted from
by Stephanie Schorow R. Chadwick Holmes, SDM ’20, parlayed a youthful fascination with rocks, minerals and fossils into an abiding curiosity about what lies deep under the
Alumnus Chad Holmes SDM ’20 has authored a paper in the Special Issue on Machine Learning Applications in Petroleum Industries and Geothermal Systems in the journal Energies.
Alumnus Erwin Franz SDM ’19 has co-authored a paper in the proceedings of the Annual International Conference of the IEEE Engineering in Medicine & Biology Society
Alumnus Anuraag Singh SDM ’18 is the lead author on a paper in Research Policy that offers a new way to assess the performance of future technological improvements. Singh
In the spring of 2018, System Design and Management hosted a symposium on characterizing the gap between strategy and implementation. This symposium featured original work from