DIMACS, Rutgers University. The 2020 edition will be the seventeenth in the
MIP series, and it will be opened by DANniversary, a special conference in
celebration of Daniel Bienstock's 60th birthday.
MIP is a single-track workshop highlighting the latest trends in integer
programming and discrete optimization, with invited speakers covering
topics of interest to the community, including theory, computational
issues, and applications. As in previous years, the workshop will include a
poster session reserved to students and an award for the best poster.
The website of MIP 2020 can be found at
https://sites.google.com/view/mipworkshop2020/home?authuser=0
Call for Student Poster Submissions
We invite abstract submissions for MIP 2020. The student poster session
will take place during the reception of the workshop. Students can submit
an abstract of their poster at
https://virginiatech.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_8IZs72cIz7E9Epf.
The abstract format is: a PDF file, one letter-size page maximum, one-inch
margins, 11-point font, single-space.
Only students may submit poster abstracts. The program committee will
select poster competition finalists, who as in years past will also be
eligible for travel support funds (estimated at $500 per student).
Submitting students not selected as competition finalists may still present
their poster (space permitting), but only finalists are eligible for the
competition and for travel support.
The deadline for poster submissions is February 1, and the committee will
communicate decisions to submitting students by March 1. Please contact
mip2020Posters@vt.edu if you have any questions.
Call for Registration
Registration is now open:
https://sites.google.com/view/mipworkshop2020/registration?authuser=0
MIP 2020 Confirmed Speakers
* Amitabh Basu (Johns Hopkins University)
* Daniel Bienstock (Columbia University)
* Karthekeyan Chandrasekaran (UIUC)
* Sanjeeb Dash (IBM Research)
* Jesús De Loera (UC Davis)
* Martina Fischetti (Vattenfall)
* Ambros Gleixner (ZIB)
* Jamie Haddock (UCLA)
* Gregor Hendel (ZIB)
* Christopher Hojny (TU Darmstadt)
* Aleksandr Kazachkov (Polytechnique Montréal)
* Elias Khalil (University of Toronto)
* Fatma Kilinç-Karzan (CMU)
* Jon Lee (University of Michigan)
* Jannik Matuschke (KU Leuven)
* Andrea Qualizza (Amazon)
* Thiago Serra (Bucknell University)
* Siqian Shen (University of Michigan)
* Dan Steffy (Oakland University)
* Noriyoshi Sukegawa (Tokyo University of Science)
* Jose Verschae (O'Higgins University)
* Boshi Yang (Clemson University)
DANniversary Confirmed Speakers
* Chen Chen (Ohio State University)
* Misha Chertkov (University of Arizona)
* Jonathan Eckstein (Rutgers University)
* Thorsten Koch (ZIB)
* Andrea Lodi (Polytechnique Montréal)
* Gonzalo Munoz (O'Higgins University)
* Iraj Saniee (Nokia Bell Labs)
* Willem Van Hoeve (CMU)
* Mark Zuckerberg (University of Melbourne)
MIP 2020 Program Committee
* Timo Berthold (FICO & Zuse Institute Berlin)
* Yuri Faenza (Columbia University)
* Robert Hildebrand (Virginia Tech)
* Carla Michini, co-chair (University of Wisconsin-Madison)
* Yuan Zhou, co-chair (University of Kentucky)
DANniversary Program Committee
* Jeff Linderoth (University of Wisconsin-Madison)
* Alper Atamtürk (UC Berkeley)
* Gabor Pataki (University of North Carolina)
* Oktay Günlük (IBM Research)
Local Organizing Committee
* Tami Carpenter (DIMACS, Rutgers University)
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