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Sheng Liu 

I am an Assistant Professor of Operations Management and Statistics at the Rotman School of Management, University of Toronto. I joined Rotman after graduating from Berkeley in 2019. My research focuses on solving operations problems in supply chains, transportation, and logistics systems through optimization and data analytics. I have extensive industry experience, consulting or working for organizations such as JD.com, Sport Chek, Ninja Van, Hungerhub, Amazon, and Lyft. I am fortunate to work on problems with real-world impacts, as recognized by finalists for the INFORMS Daniel H. Wagner Prize and M&SOM Practice-Based Research Competition. More recently, I have been investigating (a) data-driven and sustainable urban infrastructure planning, (b) inventory placement in online retailing, and (c) zoning/districting in emerging logistics systems. I am also interested in improving decision outcomes for vulnerable groups, motivated by collaboration with nonprofit organizations such as Shelter Movers. I am an associate editor of Transportation Science and an Editorial Review Board member of Service Science.


Email: sheng.liu[at]rotman.utoronto.ca

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optimization and data analytics, urban operations (particularly mobility and logistics), supply chain management, OM for social good (public-sector OM/OR)

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