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Biography
• Information Fusion
• Congestion in Facilities Location and Layout
• Facility Layout (Re)Design
• Agile Manufacturing
• Real-Time Visualization
• Sensor Networks
• Facilities Design and Cellular Manufacturing
• Operations of Production Systems
• Variant Design
• IE 684: Networks, Routing, and Logistics
• IE 661: Scheduling Theory
• IE 620: Agile Manufacturing
• IE 505: Production Planning and Control
• IE 504: Facilities Design
• IE 500: Special Topics: Logistics and Supply-Chain Management
• IE 327: Facilities Design
• IE 320: Engineering Economy
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Biographical Sketch
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Rakesh Nagi is Professor of Industrial and Systems Engineering at the
University at Buffalo (SUNY). He received his Ph.D. (1991) and M.S. (1989)
degrees in Mechanical Engineering from the
University of Maryland at College Park, while he worked at the
Institute for Systems Research and
INRIA, France, and B.E. (1987) degree in Mechanical Engineering from
University of Roorkee (now IIT-R), Roorkee, India.
He is a recipient of IIE Fellow Award (2010), UB's "Sustained Achievement Award" in
recognition of outstanding achievements in scholarly activity (2009),
He is a recipient of Buffalo First's 40 under 40 Award (2004), SUNY Research Foundation's
Promising Inventor Award (2004), SME's Milton C. Shaw Outstanding Young Manufacturing
Engineer Award (1999), IIE's Outstanding Young Industrial Engineer Award
in Academia (1999), and National Science Foundation's CAREER Award (1996).
His papers have been published in journals including IIE/ASME Transactions,
International Journal of Production Research, Journal of Manufacturing
Systems, International Journal of Flexible Manufacturing Systems, Journal
of Intelligent Manufacturing, Computers in Industry, Computer Integrated
Manufacturing Systems, The Engineering Economist, Management Science, Operations Research, Naval Research Logistics,
European Journal of Operational Research, Annals of Operations Research,
Computers and Operations Research, and Computers and Industrial Engineering.
Dr. Nagi's major research thrust is in the area of production systems and applied/military
operations research. His
research interests are in Location theoretic approaches to Facilities Design,
Agile Enterprises and Information-Based Manufacturing, and Just-In-Time
production of assemblies. His recent interest include Sensor Networks and
Level2/Level3 Data Fusion using Graph Theoretic models.
Curriculum Vitae (Long for Academia) PDF version
Functional Resume (Short for Industry) PDF version
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