Nilay Tanik Argon
Associate Professor
Department of Statistics and Operations
Research
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
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Current
Ph.D. Students:
-
Alex Mills, Dissertation title: "Patient
Prioritization in a Mass-Casualty Incident with
Resource Limitations," Expected graduation: August
2012 (co-advised with
Serhan Ziya).
- Chao Deng ,
Dissertation title: "Optimal Design and Control of
Resources for Finite-Population Service Systems,"
Expected graduation: August
2012 (co-advised with
Vidyadhar Kulkarni).
- Huiyin
Ouyang (co-advised
with Serhan Ziya).
- Zhankun
Sun (co-advised with
Serhan Ziya).
Alumni:
- Yi-Chun
Tsai, Ph.D., 2011, University of Wisconsin,
Dissertation title: "Control and Design of
Assembly-type Queueing Systems," Current Position:
Statistical Analyst at Discover Financial
Services, Chicago, Illinois.
- Evin
Uzun
Jacobson, Ph.D., 2010, University of North
Carolina, Dissertation Title: "Scheduling in
Service Systems with Impatient Customers and
Insights on Mass-casualty Triage," Current
Position: Post-doctoral Fellow at Imperial College
Business School, London, UK.
- Shemra Rizzo, M.S., 2010, University of North Carolina, "Mathematical Models for Breast Cancer
Screening Decisions."
- Anushree Goyal, M.S., 2009, University
of North Carolina, "Pooling
in Queueing Systems."
- Gurmeet Arora, M.S., 2009, University
of North Carolina, "A
Comparison of Multiple Replications and Batch
Means Methods for Steady-State Simulations."
- Remya Chandran, M.S., 2008, University
of North Carolina, "Throughput
Maximization in Production Flow Lines with
Cross-Trained Workers."
- Pranav Gupta, M.S., 2007, University
of North Carolina, "A
Computational Study on Patient Triage in the
Aftermath of Mass-Casualty Incidents," (co-advised with
Serhan Ziya).
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