isehes@nus.edu.sg

Shuangchi He

Associate Professor

Postgraduate:

Georgia Institute of Technology
United States

Main Appointment:

College of Design and Engineering (Industrial Systems Engineering & Management)

Joint Appointments:

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Research Fields:

  • STEMM – Science, Technology, Engineering, Mathematics, Medical Sciences

Research Keywords:

  • Stochastic Modeling, Analysis, And Control
  • Applications In Service, Healthcare, And Transportation Systems
  • Statistical Signal Processing And Analysis

Current Appointments:

Deputy Head (Research), Department of Industrial Systems Engineering & Management
Associate Professor (Courtesy Appointment), Department of Analytics & Operations
Affiliated Faculty Member, Institute of Operations Research & Analytics

Brief Description of Research:

My research Interests include (1) stochastic modeling, analysis, and control; (2) applications in service, healthcare, and transportation systems; (3) statistical signal processing and analysis.

Total Number of Publications:

36

Five Representative Publications:

1. P. Cao, S. He, J. Huang, and Y. Liu, “To pool or not to pool: Queueing design for large-scale service systems,” Operations Research. Forthcoming.
2. S. He, “Diffusion approximation for efficiency-driven queues when customers are patient,” Operations Research, vol. 68, no. 4, pp. 1265–1284, Jul. 2020.
3. S. He, M. Sim, and M. Zhang, “Data-driven patient scheduling in emergency departments: A hybrid robust–stochastic approach,” Management Science, vol. 65, no. 9, pp. 4123–4140, Sep. 2019.
4. S. He, D. Yao, and H. Zhang, “Optimal ordering policy for inventory systems with quantity-dependent setup costs,” Mathematics of Operations Research, vol. 42, no. 4, pp. 979–1006, Nov. 2017.
5. J. G. Dai and S. He, “Customer abandonment in many-server queues,” Mathematics of Operations Research, vol. 35, no. 2, pp. 347–362, May 2010.

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Shuangchi He

Associate Professor
College of Design and Engineering (Industrial Systems Engineering & Management)
isehes@nus.edu.sg

Appointments

Deputy Head (Research), Department of Industrial Systems Engineering & Management
Associate Professor (Courtesy Appointment), Department of Analytics & Operations
Affiliated Faculty Member, Institute of Operations Research & Analytics

Education

Georgia Institute of Technology
United States

Research Areas

  • Stochastic Modeling, Analysis, And Control
  • Applications In Service, Healthcare, And Transportation Systems
  • Statistical Signal Processing And Analysis

Research Description

My research Interests include (1) stochastic modeling, analysis, and control; (2) applications in service, healthcare, and transportation systems; (3) statistical signal processing and analysis.

Research Videos

Selected Publications

(out of 36 publications)

1. P. Cao, S. He, J. Huang, and Y. Liu, “To pool or not to pool: Queueing design for large-scale service systems,” Operations Research. Forthcoming.
2. S. He, “Diffusion approximation for efficiency-driven queues when customers are patient,” Operations Research, vol. 68, no. 4, pp. 1265–1284, Jul. 2020.
3. S. He, M. Sim, and M. Zhang, “Data-driven patient scheduling in emergency departments: A hybrid robust–stochastic approach,” Management Science, vol. 65, no. 9, pp. 4123–4140, Sep. 2019.
4. S. He, D. Yao, and H. Zhang, “Optimal ordering policy for inventory systems with quantity-dependent setup costs,” Mathematics of Operations Research, vol. 42, no. 4, pp. 979–1006, Nov. 2017.
5. J. G. Dai and S. He, “Customer abandonment in many-server queues,” Mathematics of Operations Research, vol. 35, no. 2, pp. 347–362, May 2010.