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Our Kidney Community Contact List is a national and confidential record of people willing to be contacted for their feedback and action on topics of concern to people living with kidney disease. Join our contact list and we will contact you as opportunities arise.
Make your voice heard by participating in a survey about how kidney disease has affected your income and ability to work. Tell us about your out-of-pocket costs because of dialysis.
The survey is open to all adults (ages 18+) across Canada who are currently undergoing in-centre hemodialysis, at-home hemodialysis or peritoneal dialysis treatment.
The goal of this project is to measure the financial burden that patients and their families experience.
The information learned will be used to help The Kidney Foundation of Canada and provincial renal programs to tailor their programs to best suit patient needs. The data will also help The Kidney Foundation strengthen its voice to advocate to government and other funding bodies to provide more financial support for patients, families and dialysis units.
Learn more about the survey and participate here
Do you have Alport syndrome? Do you know someone who does? Now is your chance – you can do your part to map the course of Alport syndrome if you:
Information obtained from this study is critical in designing future clinical trials in patients with Alport syndrome. The ATHENA study is designed to learn more about the changes in the kidneys in patients with Alport syndrome. It is an observational study and does not involve the use of any investigational drugs.
Please note that you are not qualified for this study if you have received a kidney transplant or are currently on dialysis.
To locate your nearest study center, please use this site locator. The study team will discuss whether you are eligible to participate.
At this time, study documents are only available in English. However, if you wish to participate and require French-language materials, please note this in the comment field of your initial response through the form provided.
We are interested in learning your views on what topics should be researched in transplantation and donation. Your experiences as a patient, caregiver, researcher and or healthcare professional will help us to identify the top research priorities in transplantation and donation within the Canadian National Transplant Research Program (CNTRP) in order to improve the treatment and the quality of life of transplanted patients and patients waiting for a transplant. Our research team has created a questionnaire to address this subject. To answer these questions, we ask you to participate in our Online survey that will take approximately 10 minutes to complete. To complete and learn more about the survey, please visit:
We thank you for your participation. Your responses are essential to foster a meaningful partnership and collaboration with the CNTRP.
Are you currently on hemodialysis or peritoneal dialysis? Have you received a kidney transplant? Are you a family member of someone on hemodialysis/peritoneal dialysis or living with a kidney transplant?
If you answered "yes" to one of these questions, would you be willing to tell us about your quality of life? We are interested in having you participate in a study being conducted by faculty members and a postdoctoral fellow from the University of Alberta, Faculty of Nursing. The purpose of this national study is:
You will be asked to complete a survey online. It will take you approximately 30 minutes of your time. If you complete the full survey, you will be entered to win an iPad mini! You will have a 1 in 1000 chance to win. Findings of this study will be made available through the Kidney Foundation of Canada website.
If you are interested, please visit www.kidneysurvey.ca
The Novel Endovascular Access Trial (NEAT) is evaluating the safety and efficacy of the FLEX endoAVF System from TVA Medical, a device that creates an arteriovenous fistula (AVF) in a percutaneous procedure, without general anesthesia or surgery. In the procedure, two thin, flexible magnetic catheters are inserted in an artery and vein in the arm. A small burst of radiofrequency energy is used to connect the artery and vein to create the fistula, and the catheters are removed. The procedure is designed to enable patients to use their AVF for hemodialysis within one to two months.
Five hospitals in Canada are enrolling up to 70 patients in total who will be followed for 12 months in the NEAT clinical trial. The centers include St. Paul's Hospital in Vancouver; Montreal University Health Centre (CHUM) in Montreal; Toronto General Hospital in Toronto; Lakeridge Health in Oshawa, Ontario; and Victoria Hospital in London, Ontario. NEAT study participants must be willing to travel to one of the trial sites on a monthly basis for one year for hemodialysis and follow-up appointments.
Patients with end-stage (stage IV or V) renal disease interested to enroll in this trial should read this Patient FAQ and talk to their nephrologist before contacting the participating hospital in their region.
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Target Audience
We work closely with the Office of Admissions to identify freshmen who have demonstrated exceptional motivation and potential in high school, with a focus on the following fields: business, communications, engineering, fine arts, education, nursing, and other health professions. Academic goals, performance in academic courses, extracurricular involvement, leadership experiences, and demonstrated commitment to learning are all key factors in inviting a student to join Gateway Scholars.
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Program Components
- Fall Signature Course (UGS 303)
- Spring Lecture Series (ALD 118C)
- Student Leadership Institute
- Reserved seats in common courses
- First-year interest groups (FIGs)
- Academic and professional workshops
- Peer mentoring and coaching
- Free tutoring
- Internships and career connections
- Study abroad in China and South Africa
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What is the Gateway Scholars program?
The Gateway Scholars program is one of the largest student success programs at the University of Texas, designed to facilitate and enhance students' transition to and through college. We support our students to: 1) be successful at UT, and 2) be top-notch competitors in the global economy after graduation in whatever industry they are passionate about entering. We are one of a few interdisciplinary programs on campus: we engage students from all undergraduate schools and colleges and pride ourselves on learning across disciplines and sectors.
Why was I asked to join the Gateway Scholars program?
90% of membership in the Gateway Scholars program is by invitation. We work closely with the Provost Office and Office of Freshman Admissions to identify freshmen across all schools who have demonstrated exceptional motivation and persistence in high school, with a focus on the following fields: Business, Communications, Engineering, Fine Arts, Education, Social Work, and Health Professions. Academic goals, performance in academic courses, extracurricular involvement, leadership experiences, and a demonstrated commitment to learning are all key factors in inviting a student to join Gateway Scholars. We also place a strong emphasis on students who both want and can benefit from our services even if they were not originally invited to be a part of the program.
What is required of me as a Gateway Scholar?
To be a Gateway Scholar, you just need to complete the following two course requirements in your first year:
1) UGS 303: Race in the Age of Obama in the Fall;
2) ALD 118C: Distinguished Speaker Series in the Spring.
There are no requirements beyond your first year; however students who remained engaged with Gateway throughout their four years at UT have earned several benefits: internship/job leads, scholarship nominations, mentoring opportunities, networking events, graduate school preparation, study abroad opportunities, and access to our resource library (e.g., books, iclickers, laptops).
What is the UGS 303: Race in the Age of Obama course about?
Regardless of what your major is, every student at UT-Austin must take a UGS 302 or UGS 303 class. Our UGS 303 course not only fulfills this core requirement but is one of the most popular and sought after UGS classes at the university. Last year, we had a waitlist of 63 students hoping to gain entry to the class. As a Gateway Scholar, you are automatically guaranteed a seat in this course.
The class is taught by Professor of History and Senior Associate Vice President of Academic Diversity Initiatives, Dr. Leonard Moore. Just this past year, Dr. Moore won the Texas Exes Jean Holloway Award for Excellence in Teaching, one of the most prestigious teaching awards at the university. The class covers contemporary social topics that intersect with race, such as education, immigration, athletics, law enforcement, media, real estate, and healthcare. The purpose of the class is to empower you to become a critical thinker, reader, writer, and engage in intelligent conversations regardless of what your beliefs are.
What is the ALD 118C: Distinguished Speaker Series course about?
The ALD 118C course is a rotating speaker series that provides students with an opportunity to hear from and engage with university professors, inspirational leaders, andlocal and national industry innovators. Below is a sample of speakers from past years:
Thomas Miranda – Founder andChief Executive Officer, Sparkovation IT
Dr. Harry Gibbs – Chief Diversity Officer and Associate Professor of Cardiology, UT MD Anderson Cancer Center
Dr. Walter Bumphus – Chief Executive Officer, American Association of Community Colleges
Dr. Elizabeth Richmond-Garza – Distinguished Teaching Associate Professor, The University of Texas at Austin
Brett Barnes – Vice President of Development, The Long Center for Performing Arts
Ashland Viscosi – Membership and Promotions Specialist, Austin Film Society
Matt Scoggin – 2012 USA Olympic Diving Coach, UT Athletics
What are the benefits to being a Gateway Scholar?
- Scholarship opportunities: This year, we awarded $75,000+ in scholarships to our students.
- Reserved seats: Cut to the front of the line by taking advantage of our reserved seats in the most popular classes with popular professors.
- Internship and career connections: Companies and organizations love to recruit Gateway Scholars! Participate in our networking events and résumé programs to help you secure your dream job.
- Resource library: Gateway students have free and premier access to check out books, iclickers, software, cameras, video equipment, and laptops from our resource library.
- Academic support: Our highly regarded tutors and peer coaches are at your service free of cost (compared to $13/hr at Sanger Learning Center). They will work with you to tackle the most difficult courses and show you the tricks behind acing your exams.
- Fall signature course: Engage in critical dialogue over contemporary issues that matter with award-winning professor, Dr. Leonard Moore.
- Spring lecture series: Take advantage of our rotating speaker series with thought leaders and industry innovators.
- Leadership Institute: Join a small cohort of carefully selected student leaders who are up and coming cross-trained leaders.
- First-year Interest Groups (FIGs): Travel in a small pack of other like-minded Gateway students who share your classes. It's the easiest way to create a study group and meet friends and future colleagues.
- Peer mentors: In their first year, Gateway Scholars are matched with a talented, hand-picked peer mentor who provides guidance on pretty much anything!
- Graduate school preparation: Presentations are built to prepare upperclassmen to take the GRE, construct their graduate school entrance resumes and cover letters
- Study abroad in China and South Africa: Knock out a core History requirement and three flags (Global Cultures, Ethics and Leadership, and Cultural Diversity) with us around the globe in five weeks!
Who are Gateway Scholars?
Gateway Scholars are talented, results-driven, high impact individuals who change the world. In the past three years, Gateway Scholars have:
- Won prestigious scholarships and awards, such as the Truman Scholarship, Presidential Leadership Award, Rapoport Service Scholarship, Fulbright Fellowship, and the Archer Fellowship.
- Led popular student organizations such as 3-Day Start-Up, Texas Thon, Men of Excellence, Orange Jackets, Texas 4000, and Student Government.
- Studied and are currently studying abroad in Spain, China, Australia, South Africa, and Germany.
- Participated in competitive programs like Management Leadership for Tomorrow, Breakthrough Collaborative, the Summer Medical and Dental Education Program, Teach for America, and UT in LA.
- Gotten admission into competitive graduate programs, law schools, and medical schools such as Emory, Columbia, University of California-Berkeley, Stanford, University of British Columbia, New York University, Northwestern, Harvard, Vanderbilt, Notre Dame, Brown, and the California Institute of Technology.
- Worked with Austin-based organizations and events such as ACL, Alamo Drafthouse, Long Center for Performing Arts, SxSW, and the Zach Theatre.
- Secured internships and jobs with boutique firms like eBay, Facebook, Google, GE, and P&G.


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The majority of the building in my major a new and very nice. Freshman dorms are not that nice, and the 1 ply toilet paper is horrible.
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1994, Volume 74, Issue 1
1994, Volume 73, Issue 3
- 407-422 Review of delay-time OR modelling of engineering aspects of maintenance
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- 423-429 A generalized oil exploration problem
by Benkherouf, Lakdere
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by Stadje, W.
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by Markowski, Carol A.
- 487-494 Efficiency improvement in data envelopment analysis
by Kao, Chiang
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by Storoy, Sverre
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by Leifer, Adrienne C. & Rosenwein, Moshe B.
- 524-531 Controlled dual perturbations for central path trajectories in geometric programming
by Zhu, J. & Kortanek, K. O. & Huang, S.
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by Abo-Sinna, Mahmoud A. & Hussein, Mohammad L.
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by Sethi, Suresh P. & Kubiak, Wieslaw
- 577-582 Pseudo-invexity and symmetric duality in nonlinear fractional programming
by Nanda, S. & Das, L. N.
- 583-589 On some classes of matrices related to solving linear complementarity problems as linear programs
by Foul, Abdelaziz
- 590-596 A global approach for general 0-1 fractional programming
by Li, Han-Lin
1994, Volume 73, Issue 2
- 205-208 EJOR special issue on stochastic control theory and operational research
by Neck, Reinhard
- 209-225 Applicable stochastic control: From theory to practice
by Tapiero, Charles S.
- 226-236 Optimum design of measurement channels and control policies for linear-quadratic stochastic systems
by Basar, Tamer & Bansal, Rajesh
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by Haurie, A. & Leizarowitz, A. & van Delft, Ch.
- 252-264 Some comments on a simple nonlinear filter with application to adaptive control
by Christopeit, N.
- 265-278 Modeling economic time series by forward and backward state space innovation models and IV estimators
by Aoki, Masanao
- 279-294 On polychotomous search problems
by Hinderer, Karl & Stieglitz, Michael
- 295-303 Risk-sensitivity, large deviations and stochastic control
by Whittle, P.
- 304-318 Stochastic and robust control of nonlinear economic systems
by Rustem, Berc
- 319-330 On the complexity of linear quadratic control
by Norman, Alfred Lorn
- 331-345 Optimal feedback production planning in a stochastic two-machine flowshop
by Lou, S. & Sethi, S. P. & Zhang, Q.
- 346-359 Aggregate production planning by stochastic control
by Shen, Randolph F. C.
- 360-373 The stochastic dynamic product cycling problem
by Karmarkar, Uday S. & Yoo, Jinsung
- 374-383 A dynamic model of the firm with uncertain earnings and adjustment costs
by Kort, Peter M.
- 384-405 Stochastic optimum control of macroeconometric models using the algorithm OPTCON
by Neck, Reinhard & Matulka, Josef
1994, Volume 73, Issue 1
- 1-16 Models for the optimization of regional wastewater treatment systems
by de Melo, Joao Joanaz & Camara, Antonio S.
- 17-22 A goal programming approach to investment decisions: A case study of fund allocation among different shopping malls
by Khorramshahgol, Reza & Okoruwa, A. Ason
- 23-26 On operational research and decision aid
by Roy, Bernard
- 27-32 A note on the predictability of Finnish stock market returns: Evidence from stock index futures markets
by Martikainen, Teppo & Puttonen, Vesa
- 33-38 The short-run shutdown decision when output price and initial wealth are random
by Sproule, R. A.
- 39-43 A compromise solution for claims problems
by Lahiri, Somdeb
- 44-49 The value of a firm with periodically changing profitability
by Ghezzi, Luca Luigi
- 50-54 EOQ models with general demand and holding cost functions
by Goh, M.
- 55-64 Determining optimal pool size of a temporary call-in work force
by Berman, Oded & Larson, Richard C.
- 65-69 A parts selection model with one-way substitution
by Chand, Suresh & Ward, James E. & Kevin Weng, Z.
- 70-75 Multivariate multiple linear regression based on the minimum sum of absolute errors criterion
by Narula, Subhash C. & Korhonen, Pekka J.
- 76-84 Decision making by classical test procedures using an optimal level of significance
by Das, C.
- 85-94 Combining regression diagnostics with simulation metamodels
by Panis, Renato P. & Myers, Raymond H. & Houck, Ernest C.
- 95-102 Simultaneous determination of capacities and load in parallel M/M/1 queues
by Lee, Heeseok
- 103-113 Practical methods for queue length behaviour for bulk service queues of the form M/G0,C/1 and M(t)/G0,C/1
by Mejia-Tellez, Juan & Worthington, David
- 114-126 The median tour and maximal covering tour problems: Formulations and heuristics
by Current, John R. & Schilling, David A.
- 127-131 An approximation algorithm for the license and shift class design problem
by Jansen, Klaus
- 132-138 Discharge allocation for hydro-electric generating stations
by Klein, E. M. & Sim, S. H.
- 139-143 Some results concerning post-infeasibility analysis
by Chakravarti, Nilotpal
- 144-149 A note on deriving weights from pairwise comparison ratio matrices
by Hashimoto, Akihiro
- 150-163 Constructing the set of efficient objective values in linear multiple objective transportation problems
by Gallagher, Richard J. & Saleh, Ossama A.
- 164-166 Characterizing an optimal solution to the linear bilevel programming problem
by Liu, Yi-Hsin & Hart, Stephen M.
- 167-168 On the Dietrich-Escudero approach for solving the 0-1 knapsack problem with a 0-1 objective function
by Escudero, L. F. & Perez, G. & Garin, A.
- 169-171 A computational note on the Martello-Toth knapsack algorithm
by Vasko, Francis J.
- 172-174 The Newton direction and the cutting plane
by Gaudioso, M. & Monaco, M. F.
- 175-180 On the generalized 2-peripatetic salesman problem
by De Kort, J. B. J. M. & Volgenant, A.
- 181-184 An experimental comparison of three heuristics for the WVCP
by Laursen, Per. S.
- 185-187 Comment on elmaghraby and herroelen's "The scheduling of activities to maximize the net present value of projects"
by Sepil, Canan
- 188-191 A computational improvement for a shortest paths ranking algorithm
by de Azevedo, JoseAugusto & Silvestre Madeira, Joaquim Joao E. R. & Vieira Martins, Ernesto Q. & Pires, Filipe Manuel A.
- 192-198 A linear time algorithm to solve the weighted perfect domination problem in series-parallel graphs
by Yen, Chain-Chin & Lee, R. C. T.
- 199-204 The growth of multi-constraint random knapsacks with various right-hand sides of the constraints
by Szkatula, Krzysztof
1994, Volume 72, Issue 3
- 443-459 Rough set approach to multi-attribute decision analysis
by Pawlak, Zdzisaw & Sowinski, Roman
- 460-468 Blending modelling in a process manufacturing: A case study
by Ashayeri, J. & van Eijs, A. G. M. & Nederstigt, P.
- 469-484 The process of multiattribute decision making: A case study of selecting applicants for a Ph.D. program
by Davey, Anne & Olson, David & Wallenius, Jyrki
- 485-502 A dynamic model of manufacturing quality's effect on optimal advertising and pricing policies
by Narasimhan, Ram & Ghosh, Soumen
- 503-517 Coordination of production and distribution planning
by Chandra, Pankaj & Fisher, Marshall L.
- 518-528 Energy planning under import restrictions
by Guven, Caglar
- 529-544 Batch-scheduling problems to minimize actual flow times of parts through the shop under JIT environment
by Halim, Abdul Hakim & Miyazaki, Shigeji & Ohta, Hiroshi
- 545-557 Capacitated lot sizing under setup learning
by Pratsini, Eleni & Camm, Jeffrey D. & Raturi, Amitabh S.
- 558-573 Performance approximation of pick-to-belt orderpicking systems
by de Koster, Rene
- 574-587 Nonlinear integer bilevel programming
by Jan, Rong-Hong & Chern, Maw-Sheng
- 588-597 A graph approximation heuristic for the vertex cover problem on planar graphs
by Meek, D. L. & Gary Parker, R.
- 598-601 Homogeneity and clustering in AHP ensures the validity of the scale
by Saaty, Thomas L.
- 602-606 Modelling location and sizing of offshore platforms
by Hansen, Pierre & de Luna Pedrosa Filho, Eugenio & Carneiro Ribeiro, Celso
- 607-609 The multi-level uncapacitated facility location problem is not submodular
by Barros, A. I. & Labbe, M.
1994, Volume 72, Issue 2
- 213-609 Editorial
by Hurlimann, Tony & Editor, Guest
- 214-242 SYMMS: A model management system that supports model reuse, sharing, and integration
by Muhanna, Waleed A.
- 243-261 Issues in the design of modeling languages for mathematical programming
by Maturana, Sergio V.
- 262-276 Tools for reformulating logical forms into zero-one mixed integer programs
by Mitra, G. & Lucas, C. & Moody, S. & Hadjiconstantinou, E.
- 277-286 gLPS: A graphical tool for the definition and manipulation of linear problems
by Collaud, Gerald & Pasquier-Boltuck, Jacques
- 287-299 A tool for network modeling
by Forster, M. & Mevert, P.
- 300-311 Syntax-directed report writing in linear programming using ANALYZE
by Greenberg, Harvey J.
- 312-322 MOPS -- Mathematical optimization system
by Suhl, Uwe H.
- 323-332 Simulation for planning services for patients with coronary artery disease
by Davies, R.
- 333-349 Effect of quality loss functions on the economic design of process control charts
by Moskowitz, Herbert & Plante, Robert & Hak Chun, Young
- 350-363 An algorithm for computing the economically optimal -control chart for a process with multiple assignable causes
by Chung, Kun-Jen
- 364-375 Polynomial metamodelling and Taguchi designs in simulation with application to the maintenance float system
by Kuei, Chu-Hua & Madu, Christian N.
- 376-386 The relaxation time heuristic for the initial transient problem in M/M/k queueing systems
by Roth, Emily
- 387-405 Integer programming formulations of discrete hub location problems
by Campbell, James F.
- 406-416 A comparative study of computational procedures for the resource constrained project scheduling problem
by Oguz, Osman & Bala, Hasan
- 417-431 An interactive procedure using domination cones for bicriterion shortest path problems
by Murthy, Ishwar & Olson, David L.
- 432-442 The p maximal cover - p partial center problem on networks
by Berman, Oded
1994, Volume 72, Issue 1
- 1-3 Style and principles
by Mercer, Alan & Bernhard Tilanus, C. & Zimmermann, Hans-Jurgen
- 4-22 Second order mathematical programming formulations for discriminant analysis
by Silva, Antonio Pedro Duarte & Stam, Antonie
- 23-28 On the performance of linear programming heuristics applied on a quadratic transformation in the classification problem
by Banks, William J. & Abad, Prakash L.
- 29-31 A comment regarding polynomial discriminant functions
by Rubin, P. A.
- 32-42 Engineering applications of operations research
by Levary, Reuven R.
- 43-51 Evaluation of junior colleges of technology: The Taiwan case
by Kao, Chiang
- 52-61 Optimal prices and order quantities when temporary price discounts result in increase in demand
by Ardalan, Alireza
- 62-73 Studying the effects of production loss due to setup in dynamic production scheduling
by de Matta, Renato & Guignard, Monique
- 74-81 An approximation algorithm for a single-machine scheduling problem with release times, delivery times and controllable processing times
by Nowicki, Eugeniusz
- 82-101 Study of a NP-hard cyclic scheduling problem: The recurrent job-shop
by Hanen, Claire
- 102-114 Comparative performance analysis of priority rules in a constrained flow shop with multiple processors environment
by Hunsucker, J. L. & Shah, J. R.
- 115-124 An exact algorithm for multiple depot bus scheduling
by Forbes, M. A. & Holt, J. N. & Watts, A. M.
- 125-134 A polynomial algorithm for the [n/m/0, tij = 1, tree/Cmax] open shop problem
by Brasel, H. & Kluge, D. & Werner, F.
- 135-145 A methodology for solvng multi-objective simulation-optimization problems
by Teleb, Radi & Azadivar, Farhad
- 155-166 An active constraints Newton algorithm for the spatial price equilibrium problem
by Drissi-Kaitouni, Omar & Florian, Michael
- 167-174 A set partitioning heuristic for the generalized assignment problem
by Cattrysse, Dirk. G. & Salomon, Marc & Van Wassenhove, Luk N.
- 175-191 Aggregation and decomposition for multi-divisional linear programs
by Jornsten, Kurt & Leisten, Rainer
- 192-199 On the efficient point set of tricriteria linear programs
by Fruhwirth, Bernd & Mekelburg, Karsten
- 200-203 An alternative explanation of disjunctive formulations
by Williams, H. P.
- 204-206 Considering offshore production platforms
by Rosing, K. E.
- 207-208 Understanding the competitive process : A guide to effective intervention in the small firms sector -- a comment
by Hamilton, R. T.
- 209-210 Understanding the competitive process : A guide to effective intervention in the small firms sector -- a comment
by Hamilton, R. T.
1993, Volume 71, Issue 3
- 325-333 Ship scheduling: The last decade
by Ronen, David
- 334-340 Optimal scheduling of a hydro thermal power generation system
by Oliveira, P. & McKee, S. & Coles, C.
- 341-352 A multiple criteria model for new telecommunication service planning
by Antunes, Carlos Henggeler & Craveirinha, JoseF. & Climaco, Joao N.
- 353-365 Operating a flexible assembly line: To control the bottleneck
by Pourbabai, Behnam
- 366-378 Openshops with jobs overlap
by Wagneur, E. & Sriskandarajah, C.
- 379-397 A goal-programming method of stochastic allocative data envelopment analysis
by Retzlaff-Roberts, Donna L. & Morey, Richard C.
- 398-418 A model management solution system for multicommodity network flows
by Lari, Ali Reza & Nag, Barin N.
- 419-438 Dynamic equilibria in transport systems
by Sever, Vital
- 439-453 Equilibria in a stochastic resource management game under imperfect information
by Kaitala, Veijo
- 454-462 Conditions for government support of private research and development
by Brockhoff, Klaus & Warschkow, Kai
1993, Volume 71, Issue 2
- 151-153 Seventh EURO summer Institute
by Bianco, Lucio & Bielli, Maurizio & Speranza, Maria Grazia
- 154-176 A unified description of iterative algorithms for traffic equilibria
by Patriksson, Michael
- 177-187 The existence of equivalent mathematical programs for certain mixed equilibrium traffic assignment problems
by Bennett, Lloyd D.
- 188-204 A variational inequality formulation of the Dynamic Traffic Assignment Problem
by Drissi-Kaitouni, Omar
- 205-221 Cost versus time equilibrium over a network
by Leurent, Fabien
- 222-234 Individual controlled junctions: Optimal design
by Bruno, Giuseppe & Improta, Gennaro
- 235-246 Hierarchical dispatching control of urban traffic systems
by Gegov, Alexander E.
- 247-256 Knowledge-based system for the completion of traffic data
by Kirschfink, Heribert
- 257-268 Investment planning for urban roads
by Christiansen, Marielle
- 269-287 A stochastic user equilibrium assignment model for the evaluation of parking policies
by Bifulco, Gennaro Nicola
- 288-302 A comparative analysis of different specifications of modal choice models in an urban area
by Postorino, Maria Nadia
- 303-316 State space relaxation for set covering problems related to bus driver scheduling
by Paias, Ana & Paixao, J.
- 317-323 Integrated optimal flow control in traffic networks
by Moreno Banos, Juan Carlos & Papageorgiou, Markos & Schaffner, Clemens
1993, Volume 71, Issue 1
- 1-16 Graph theoretical issues in computer networks
by Blazwicz, Jacek & Brzezinski, Jerzy & Gambosi, Giorgio
- 17-31 Analytical loading models in flexible manufacturing systems
by Kirkavak, Nureddin & Dincer, Cemal
- 32-44 Positioning of automated guided vehicles in a loop layout to improve response time
by Egbelu, Pius J.
- 45-60 Entropy of plagues: A measure for assessing the loss of social cohesion due to epidemics
by Carvalho-Rodrigues, F. & Dockery, J. & Rodrigues, T.
- 61-69 Implied constraints and a unified theory of duality in linear and nonlinear programming
by Johri, Pravin K.
- 70-79 Estimating the mean completion time of PERT networks with exponentially distributed durations of activities
by Magott, Jan & Skudlarski, Kamil
- 80-94 Selecting control variates to estimate multiresponse simulation metamodels
by de O. Porta Nova, Acacio M. & Wilson, James R.
- 95-109 Valid inequalities and projecting the multicommodity extended formulation for uncapacitated fixed charge network flow problems
by Rardin, Ronald L. & Wolsey, Laurence A.
- 110-119 Procurement of prescribed sizes: A Markovian approach
by Robb, David John
- 120-129 Hardware configuration for StarLAN 10 local area networks: An application of integer programming
by Rosenberg, Eric
- 130-132 The multi-level uncapacitated facility location problem is not submodular
by Barros, A. I. & Labbe, M.
1993, Volume 70, Issue 3
- 269-271 Editorial
by Gupta, J. N. D. & Potts, C. N.
- 272-288 On scheduling to minimize earliness-tardiness and batch delivery costs with a common due date
by Herrmann, Jeffrey W. & Lee, Chung-Yee
- 289-303 Minimizing flow time variance in a single machine system using genetic algorithms
by Gupta, Mahesh C. & Gupta, Yash P. & Kumar, Anup
- 304-310 A heuristic for the single machine tardiness problem
by Panwalkar, S. S. & Smith, M. L. & Koulamas, C. P.
- 311-315 A note on optimal assignment of slack due-dates in single-machine scheduling
by Gordon, V. S.
- 316-326 Algorithms for preemptive scheduling of different classes of processors to do jobs with fixed times
by Reddy Dondeti, V. & Emmons, Hamilton
- 327-334 A priority rule for minimizing weighted flow time in a class of parallel machine scheduling problems
by Webster, S. T.
- 335-341 Two parallel machine sequencing problems involving controllable job processing times
by Alidaee, Bahram & Ahmadian, Ahmad
- 342-349 An approximation algorithm for the m-machine permutation flow shop scheduling problem with controllable processing times
by Nowicki, Eugeniusz
- 350-364 The complexity of scheduling jobs in repetitive manufacturing systems
by Kamoun, H. & Sriskandarajah, C.
- 365-378 Performance of scheduling algorithms for no-wait flowshops with parallel machines
by Sriskandarajah, C.
- 379-390 Worst-case analysis of heuristics for open shops with parallel machines
by Chen, Bo & Strusevich, Vitaly A.
- 391-404 Two machine open shop scheduling problem to minimize an arbitrary machine usage regular penalty function
by Shakhlevich, N. V. & Strusevich, V. A.
- 405-424 On scheduling influential stochastic tasks on a single machine
by Glazebrook, K. D. & Greatrix, S.
- 425-431 Job selection and sequencing on a single machine in a random environment
by De, Prabuddha & Ghosh, Jay B. & Wells, Charles E.
- 432-435 Some remarks about the `equivalence' of performance measures in scheduling problems
by Gerchak, Yigal & Magazine, Michael J.
1993, Volume 70, Issue 2
- 135-149 Risk-value models
by Sarin, Rakesh K. & Weber, Martin
- 150-158 Planning and scheduling packaging lines in food industry
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Former Wisconsinite Mark Rylance wins Tony for 'Twelfth Night'
Former Wisconsinite Mark Rylance won the first Tony Award of the night Sunday, for best actor in a featured role for "Twelfth Night."
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