Mohammad Delasay is an Associate Professor of Operations Management at Stony Brook University's (SBU) College of Business, joining in 2017. He earned his Ph.D. from the University of Alberta in 2014. Before joining SBU, he served as a Visiting Assistant Professor at Carnegie Mellon University. His research is centered on enhancing the performance of service and healthcare systems through applied stochastic models and data analytics. He teaches Operations Management and Supply Chain Analytics.
Research & Teaching Expertise
Research: Healthcare and Service Operations Management; Stochastic Modeling; Data Analytics
Teaching: Operations Management; Supply Chain Analytics; Business Analytics
Eagerly open to collaborating on mutual research and teaching areas of interest.
Awards & Honors
Dean's Graduate Teaching Award (2024)
IBM Research Report Stipend, IBM Center for The Business of Government (2024)
Stony Brook Trustees Faculty Award (2022)
UUP Individual Development Award (2022-2024)
Most Valuable Professor Award (2019)
Best Paper Awards: POMS College of Humanitarian Operations and Crisis Management (HOCM) Best Paper Award (Winner; POMS 2022); IBM Service Science Best Student Paper Award (Finalist; INFORMS 2016); CORS Student Paper Competition (Finalist; CORS 2014)
Selected Publications (for the complete list of the published and working papers, check here.)