Dr. Jaya Singhal - University of Baltimore

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Dr. Jaya Singhal
Frank Baker Chair in Business, Merrick School of Business, University of Baltimore and
Executive Editor, Production and Operations Management: A journal on
the Business-Week list of 20 leading journals in business.
1420 N. Charles Street
Baltimore, MD 21201
Phone: 410-837-5256
E-mail: Jsinghal@ubalt.edu
Area of Interest
Current Research: Multi-product production planning, waiting lines, and innovation and
international trade.
Teaching: Statistics, management science, and e-commerce and supply chain
management
Education
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Ph.D. in Business Administration, Department of Information Systems, University
of Arizona, May 1982. The department consistently ranks among the top five in the
nation.
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M.Sc. in Physics, Marathwada University, India, 1974. First rank in the class.
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B. Sc. in Physics, Marathwada University, India, 1972.
Academic Experience
University of Baltimore, Merrick School of Business
Since fall 2009: Frank Baker Chair
Since fall 1993: Professor
Fall 1997: Coordinator of the Management Science Area
1989-93: Associate Professor
1983-89: Assistant Professor
Marathwada University
December 1974 – June 1975: Research Fellow. Worked on a project in nuclear
physics. The Atomic Energy Commission in India funded the project.
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Research and Publications
Refereed Journal Articles
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J. Singhal, K. Singhal (2009). “On the Noniterative multiproduct Multiperiod
Production Planning Method,” Operations Research Letters, 37, 2009, 65-66.
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J. Singhal, K. Singhal (2008). “A Noniterative Algorithm for the Linear-Quadratic
Profit-Maximization Model for Smoothing Multiproduct Production,” INFORMS
Journal on Computing, 20, 2, 169-178.
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J. Singhal, K. Singhal (2007). K. Singhal, J. Singhal, and M. K. Starr (2007).
“The Domain of Operations Management and the Role of Elwood Buffa in its
Delineation” Journal of Operations Management, 25, 2, 310-327.
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J. Singhal, K. Singhal (2007). “The Holt, Modigliani, Muth, and Simon’s Work
and its Role in Renaissance and Evolution of Operations and Supply Chain
Management,” Journal of Operations Management, 25, 2, 300-309.
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C. Buhman, S. Kekre, and J. Singhal (2005). "Interdisciplinary and
interorganizational Research: Establishing the Science of Enterprise Networks,"
Production and Operations Management, 14, 4, 493-513.
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J. Singhal and K. Singhal (2002). "Supply Chains and Compatibility among
Components in Product Design", Journal of Operations Management, 20, 289302.
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J. Singhal (1998). "Optimal Design of a Two-Level Hierarchical Transportation
Network with a Different Unit Cost for Each Secondary Link," Decision Sciences,
29, 1, 87-103.
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A. Roth, A. Gray, J. Singhal, and K. Singhal (1997). "International Technology
and Operations Management: Resource Toolkit for Research and Teaching,"
Production and Operations Management, 6, 2, 167-187.
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J. Singhal and K. Singhal (1996). "The Number of Feasible Designs in a
Compatibility Matrix," European Journal of Operational Research, 94, October
186-193.
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J. Singhal and K. Singhal (1996). "Alternate Approaches to Solving the Holt et al.
Model and to Performing Sensitivity Analysis," European Journal of Operational
Research, 91, May, 89-98.
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J. Singhal and J. Katz (1990). "A Branch-and-Fathom Algorithm for the Long
Range Process Design Problem," Management Science, 36, 4, 513-516.
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J. Singhal (1990). "Two-Level Hierarchical Transportation Networks: A New Set
of Problems and Practical Applications," Decision Sciences, 21, 1, 171-182.
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J. Singhal, R. Marsten, and T. Morin (1989). "Fixed Order Branch and Bound
Methods for Mixed Integer Programming: The ZOOM System," ORSA Journal
on Computing, 1, 1, 44-51.
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J. Katz and J. Singhal (1988). "Structural Properties of the Compatibility
Matrix: The Existence of Mathematical Relationships," Information Systems and
Operational Research (INFOR), 26, 3, 163-169.
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J. Singhal, K. Singhal and J. Weeks (1988). "Long Range Process Design and
Compatibility Among Operations," Management Science, 34, 5, 619-632.
(Erratum to the paper: Vol. 34, p.1033.)
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K. Singhal and J. Singhal (1986). "A Solution to the Holt et al. Model for
Aggregate Production Planning," OMEGA: The International Journal of
Management Science, 14, 6, 502-505.
Chapters in Books
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J. Singhal, L. Fortuin, P. van Beek and L. V. Wassenhove (2001). "Industrial
Applications," in Encyclopedia of Operations Research and Management Science
edited by Saul I. Gass and Carl M. Harris, Second Edition, Kluwer, Boston, 385391.
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J. Singhal, G. Bitran, and S. Dasu (2001). "Production Management." in edited
by Saul I. Gass and Carl M. Harris, Second Edition, Kluwer, Boston, Kluwer,
Boston, 2001, 639-647.
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R. Marsten and J. Singhal (1992). "GAMS/ZOOM,", a chapter in GAMS (General
Algebraic Modeling System): A User's Guide by A. Brooke, D. Kendrick, and A.
Meeraus, Scientific Press, Redwood City, California, 225-239.
Application Software
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GAMS/ZOOM (coauthor), The Scientific Press, 1992. GAMS/ZOOM is an
adaptation of ZOOM to work with GAMS, a high level language developed by A.
Meeraus and A. Brooke of the World Bank.
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Lead author of ZOOM (zero-one optimization methods).
The ZOOM software accompanies Dr. Singhal's paper in the ORSA Journal on
Computing, and it has been used by several thousand organizations for successful
applications as a stand-alone system or as a part of other packages. Some of the decisions
involved millions, and in some cases billions, of dollars. ZOOM, has been used for
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teaching and Ph.D. dissertation research at a number of universities, including Carnegie
Mellon, Minnesota, Princeton, Purdue, Stanford, and the Wharton.
Real world applications: ZOOM has been used for solving large scale mixed integer
programming problems, some involving hundreds of millions or even billions of dollars,
by many corporations and the agencies of the federal government. They include World
Bank, General Motors, Lufthansa German Airlines, Rand Corporation, DOW USA,
Chemical Bank, Martin Marietta Energy Systems, American Express Company,
Universal Foods Corporation, Mitre Corporation, Weyerhauser Technology Center,
Brookhaven National Laboratory, U.S. Geological Survey, Educational Testing Service,
U.S. Department of Defense, U.S. Military Academy, Bell Atlantic Company, Defense
Logistics Agency, GTE Lab, and U.S. Center of Naval Analysis.
Decision support systems using ZOOM: ZOOM has been an integral part of the
following user oriented decision support systems: IFPS/OPTIMUM distributed by
Execucom, MAINPLAN (Maintenance Planning) distributed by Energy Management
Associates, BONDOPS distributed by BARRA, HYDROMAX distributed by
Environmental Research & Technology, and GAMS/ZOOM published by the Scientific
Press. GAMS/ZOOM, an adaptation of ZOOM, uses a high level language for
formulating models that are easily read by modelers and computers alike, easily
modified, and easily moved from one computer environment to another.
ZOOM as a research tool for other scholars: ZOOM has been, and remains, the only
general-purpose mixed integer optimizer for which the source code has been made
available to researchers. As such it has been of great use to Ph.D. students in business and
engineering. Many scholars all over the world are also using her work, including the
software, for further research. They include Bernhard Korce, University of Bonn, West
Germany; Martin Grotschel, University of Augsburg, West Germany; Yoshiko
Wakabayashi, University of Saopsulo, Brazil; Jaume Barcelo, University of Barcelona,
Spain; and many others in the United States at Stanford, Princeton, Minnesota, Wharton
School, Purdue, and Carnegie Mellon.
ZOOM has several thousand users. A partial list is given in the appendix.
Refereed Proceedings
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J. Singhal and K. Singhal (2004). "Theory and Computational Algorithm for
Solving a Multiproduct Aggregate Planning Problem, and a Framework for
Obtaining Managerial Insights," Proceedings, 35th Annual National Meeting,
Decision Science Institute, Boston, November 20-23, 2004, 1351-1356.
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J. Singhal (1995). "An Expert-Based Approach to Generating and Screening
Potentially Viable New Product Ideas," Proceedings of the Twenty Sixth Annual
Meeting of the Midwest Decision Sciences Institute, May 4-6, 1995, 145-147.
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J. Singhal (1988). "The Morphological Method for Generating New Product
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Ideas," Proceedings of the National Meeting of the Decision Sciences Institute,
November 1988, 723-725.
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J. Singhal (1988). "The Primary and Secondary Links in Transportation
Networks," Proceedings of the Annual Midwest Region Meeting of the Decision
Sciences Institute, p. 64, May 1988.
K. Singhal and J. Singhal (1987). "Discrete Optimal Control Approach to Solving
the Multi-product Extension of the Holt et al. Model," Proceedings of the Annual
Conference of the Northeast Region of The Decision Sciences Institute, April
1987, 136-138.
K. Singhal and J. Singhal (1985). "Technological Interaction and Feasible Product
Design Alternatives," Proceedings of the Annual Conference of the Northeast
Region of The American Institute of Decision Sciences, March 1985, 187-190.
Presentations
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"Elwood Buffa's Pioneering Contributions to the Evolution of Production and
Operations Management". (S. K. Gupta, J. Singhal, K. Singhal, M. K. Starr)
Presented at the Annual Meeting of the Institute for Operations Research and
Management Sciences, Pittsburgh, November 4-7, 2006.
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"The Evolution of Production and Operations Management: The Role of Elwood
Buffa in Delineation of Its Domain" (M. K. Starr, K. Singhal, J. Singhal)
Presented at the Annual Meeting of the Production and Operations Management
Society, Boston, April 28 – May 1, 2006.
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"An Efficient Algorithm for the Compatibility Matrix," (coauthor), Joint National
Meeting of The Institute of Management Sciences and Operations Research
Society of America, Washington, DC, April 1988, abstract in the bulletin.
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"Interactions Among Subsystems in Technological Forecasting," (K. Singhal and
J. Singhal), Joint National Meeting of The Institute of Management Sciences and
Operations Research Society of America, Miami Beach, October 27-29, 1986,
abstract in the bulletin, p.155.
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"International Productivity: Adopting Measurement Criteria to the National
Context," (A. Aggarwal, J. Singhal, and K. Singhal), Annual Meeting of The
American Institute of Decision Sciences, Las Vegas, November 1985, abstract in
the proceedings.
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"On Solution of the Holt et al. Model for Aggregate Production Planning," (K.
Singhal and J. Singhal), Annual Meeting of The American Institute of Decision
Sciences, Las Vegas, November 1985, abstract in the proceedings.
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"Komar Auto Products," (S. K. Gupta, K. Singhal, and J. Singhal), presented at
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the Case Research Workshop of the Annual Meeting of The American Institute of
Decision Sciences, Las Vegas, November 1985, abstract in the proceedings.
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"Alternate Production Plans with the Holt et al. Model," (K. Singhal and J.
Singhal), Joint National Meeting of The Institute of Management Sciences and
Operations Research Society of America, Boston, April-May 1985. abstract in the
bulletin.
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"A Branch-and-Fathom Algorithm for Compatibility Matrices," (coauthor), Joint
National Meeting of Operations Research Society of America and The Institute of
Management Sciences, Dallas, November 1984, abstract in the bulletin.
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"Minimization of Length of Road Network Connecting Several Points,"
(coauthor), Joint National Meeting of Operations Research Society of America
and The Institute of Management Sciences, OrlandoNovember 1983, abstract in
the bulletin.
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"New Results in Fixed Order Branch-and-Bound Methods," (coauthor), Joint
National Meeting of The Institute of Management Sciences and Operations
Research Society of America, Houston, October 1981, abstract in the bulletin.
Work in Progress
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A general theory and the science of trade-and-innovation dynamics.
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Incorporating the value of the customer's time in waiting line models.
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Identification of feasible sets of project portfolios from pair of mutually exclusive
projects.
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Identification of tenable hypotheses for a system from the tenable hypotheses for its
subsystems and interrelationships between hypotheses of pairs of subsystems.
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Technological forecasting and compatibility of subsystems.
Teaching
Evaluations by Students
Undergraduate and graduate students and executives rated Singhal as one of the top
teachers at the University of Baltimore. She gets high ratings in both physical classroom
teaching and in teaching fully web-base classes. Last year, her evaluations ranked among
the top five in the Merrick School of Business.
Courses Taught
Graduate
 Business Statistics
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E-commerce and Supply Chain Management
Applied Management Science
Undergraduate
 Statistical Data Analysis
 Decision Sciences
Other Activities Related to Teaching
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Developed websites for Statistical Data Analysis and Decision Sciences.
Co-developed graduate elective, E-Commerce and Supply Chain
with a colleague.
Grants
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Two grants from the National Science Foundation
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Two grants from the US Department of Education through the Center for
International Business Education and Research at the University of Maryland.
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Four grants from the University of Baltimore Educational Foundation.
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Two grants from Westinghouse Electric Corporation.
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Several grants from the University of Baltimore Education Foundation.
SERVICE
Editorial Roles
Executive Editor, Production and Operations Management, the flagship journal of the
Production and Operations Management Society, since 1996. The journal is now on the
list of 20 premier journals that Business Week uses to determine intellectual capital which
is one of the three factors in Business Week's rankings of MBA programs in business
schools.
Co-founder and Co-Editor-in-Chief, POMS Series in Technology and Operations
Management, a series of hardcover books. The first volume, Global Supply Chain and
Technology Management, cosponsored by Hong Kong University of Science and
Technology and Stanford University, was published in 1998. The second volume,
Teaching Supply Chain Management, cosponsored by Dartmouth and Vanderbilt, was
published in 2000.
Member, Editorial Review Board, Journal of Operations Management, 1994-1998. It is
also one of the 40 journals on the list the Financial Times uses to rank MBA programs.
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Professional Association Participation
Member, Website and Publicity committee for Production and Operations Management,
(2002-2006). One of the tasks for the committee was to create an online version of the
past and current issues of the journal.
University-Level Service
College of Liberal Arts and Merrick School of Business Ethics Committee, 2004-05.
Service in the Merrick School of Business
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Undergraduate Curriculum Committee 2003-04, 2005-06, 2006-07, 2007-08, and
2008-09.
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Personnel Committee: Member, 2000-01, 2001-02, and 2002-03: Chair (from
beginning of the academic year to middle of October 2001).
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Students' Issues Committee 2001-02 and 2002-03.
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Division Curriculum Committee 2001-02, 2002-03
APPENDIX: A PARTIAL LIST OF THE USERS OF ZOOM
A. ZOOM as a Part of the IFPS/OPTIMUM Package (A Partial List)
Northwest Airlines
Union Pacific
St. Ivel International
Corning
Credito Fondario
Oasis
Telesonderjuand
City of Calgary
CNC - Germany
Occidental Petroleum
Pratt & Whitney
Vulcan Chemicals
AMOCO
Shell Austria
Norwegian Cruise Lines
BP Minerals
An Mau Steel
Miramichi
Merrill Lynch
National Medical
New Vector
Xerox
Hillhaven
Marion
Oxford Development
Anglovaal
Cleveland Pneumatic
Digital Equipment Corp.
Mountain Bell
C-Tech Corp.
Recruit (Japan)
AeroMexico
ARCO Europe
Pactel
Rolm
Delta Airlines
Denny's
National Distillers
Federal Home Loan Bank
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B. The GAMS/ZOOM Modeling Language/Optimizer Package
There are several thousand users of GAMS/ZOOM in 40 countries. A partial list is given below.
Business and Government:
General Motors
Lufthansa German Airlines
Rand Corporation
DOW U.S.A.
Chemical Bank
Martin Marietta Energy Systems, TN
American Express Company
Universal Foods Corporation
Mitre Corporation
Weyerhauser Technology Center
Brookhaven National Laboratory
USA White Sands Missile Range
Defense General Supply Center
Royal Military College
U.S. Military Academy
Center for Naval Analysis
US Geological Survey
Educational Testing Service, NJ
Monsanto Company
G. A. Pacific Corporation, Oregon
NLI Asset Management, NY
ARKI Consulting & development
INSERME
Union Carbide Industrial Cases, NY
Active Management Inc., MA
C. F. Inc.,Oregon
Cras Ag
Kemper Financial, Illinois
Rhonda Aull-Hyde, Delaware
Zara International Inc., NY
Sanwa International plc
KLD Associates, Inc., NY
Alcan International, Ltd
Telcom Trading Company
GTE Supply
Commodities Corporation, USA, NJ
Ketron, Inc., PA
Infocus Research, MD
MRJ Incorporated, VA
Chemshare, TX
Computer Options, CA
Baker & Taylor, NJ
Blackwell North America, Inc., Oregon
Armco Advanced Materials Co., PA
Morocco Dryland Farming
Marine Corps Warehouse
Kemper Financial
Naval Weapons Support Center
Bank of America
Kansas State University
Agriculture Canada, Policy Br.
Navy Supply Systems Command
Office of Mgmt. and Budget, NY
Universities
Stanford University
Princeton University
University of Minnesota
Univ of Pennsylvania
New York University
Carnegie Mellon University
Purdue University
University of California, Berkeley
University of Texas / Austin
University of Illinois
Duke University
Michigan State University
Univ of Waterloo
University of Maryland
Helsinki School of Economics
Auburn University
Virginia Tech
University of Kentucky
Universitat Kaiserslautern
National Taiwan Inst of Tech
University of Nebraska
University of South Australia
Univ of Cincinnati
Rutgers University
Brennan College
Baruch College
Utah State University
University of Manitoba
Miami University
University of Iowa
University of Colorado
University of Hawaii
University of California, Riverside
University of Tennessee
University of Waikato
Iowa State University
University of Toledo
University of Vienna
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University of California/Davis
University of Konstanz
Agri Econ/Rural Soc Dept, Arizona
Texas A&M Univ Exp Station
University of Saskatchewan
Mcmaster University
University di Firenze
Hong Kong Univ. of Sci & Tech
Mcmaster University
Queen's University
Universidade Nova de Lisboa
University de Montreal
The Swedish University
Univ Politechnica de Catalunya
The Univ of Western Ontario
Universitat Kaiserslautern
C. ZOOM as a Stand-Alone System (A Partial List)
United Nations
World Bank
Business
Shell International Petroleum
Energy Management Associates
ALCOA
UPS
Ford Motor Company
BARRA
Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone
Danish Energy Agency
STATOIL - Norway
Linde
Matrix Capital Management
Solvay
Amoco Chemical
Environmental Resources Technology
Booz, Allen & Hamilton
Interet
Keebler Co.
Dow Chemical
Diagma
Quantics
Tractionel
Woodward-Clyde
Institute for Defense Analysis
Consolidated Edison
Citicorp
Salomon Brothers
Sandia
North Carolina National Bank (NCNB)
EDS
State of Michigan
Computer Sciences Corporation
Union Carbide
Rand Corporation
CNPQ Brazil
CIISE Portugal
ETEO Spain
Le Hodey Foundation
Greycon Consultants, Limited
Royal Military Center, Canada
U.S. Government
National Bureau of Standards
Dept. of Agriculture
Army, ALMAC
Army Military Personnel Center
Army Aviation Center
Air Force, Wright Patterson Base
Air Force, Military Airlift Command
Defense Logistics Agency
Center for Naval Analyses
Argonne National Laboratory
Universities (USA)
Carnegie Mellon University
Rutgers University
George Mason University
Johns Hopkins University
Cornell University
Northwestern University
Towson State University
University of California, Davis
University of California, Irvine
University of California, SantaBarbara
University of Iowa
University of illinois
University of Arizona
University of Arkansas
University of Alabama
University of Texas, Austin
Ohio State University
Universities (non-USA)
Imperial College, London
University of Leeds, England
Brunel University, England
University of Zurich, Switzerland
University of Barcelona, Spain
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University of Valencia, Spain
University of Madrid, Spain
University of Ioannina, Greece
Linkoping University, Sweden
University of Bergen, Norway
Ecole Polytechnique, France
Monash University, Australia
McMaster University, Canada
Royal Institute of Technology, Sweden
University of British Columbia, Canada
Simon Fraser University, Canada
University of Montreal, Canada
University of Toronto, Canada
University of Bonn, Germany
University of Augsburg, Germany
University of Bayreuts, Germany
University of Koln, Germany
University of Sao Paulo, Brazil
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