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Call for Papers
2015 Industrial and Systems Engineering Research Conference
Renaissance Nashville Hotel, Nashville, Tennessee
May 30 - June 2, 2015

Track: Work Systems

Deadline for Abstract Submission is Wednesday, November 26, 2014
Abstracts are required to be between 100 and 200 words
Abstract submission site: https://www.xcdsystem.com/iie2015/
Conference web site: www.iienet.org/annual

Dear colleagues,

The Institute of Industrial Engineers (IIE) is sponsoring the Work Systems Track at the 2015 IIE Annual Conference and Expo. The IIE Annual Conference and Expo is the Institute of Industrial Engineer's premier annual professional development event for:
Industry - managers, engineers, staff, and line personnel who drive productivity and efficiency in their organizations.
Academia - researchers advancing the science and application of industrial engineering
A work system is a system in which human participants and/or machines perform work using information, technology, and other resources to produce products and/or services for internal or external customers

Vision
Work Systems Division is to be the leading source for promoting advancements in the science, mathematics, and engineering principles that define Work Systems.
The Work Systems Division inspires those with an interest in designing, implementing, analyzing, and improving Work Systems in all environments (terrestrial, subterranean, underwater, atmospheric, outer space, cyberspace, etc.)
The Work Systems Division of IIE was founded in 2012 to define a general scientific model and practices for best understanding and coordinating the activities of an organization to achieve its stated goals. As the IIE supports and promotes the common improvement methodologies in use such as Lean and Six Sigma, so does the Work Systems Division. However, as engineering is "the application of science and mathematics by which the properties of matter and the sources of energy in nature are made useful to people,(1)" the Work Systems Division is pushing for a comprehensive, rigorous definition of Industrial Engineering science and, thereby, its application.

As track chairs of Work Systems Track, we would like to encourage you to contribute to the conference by submitting an abstract.

There are two categories for abstracts:
1) Applied Solutions - Applied Solutions papers present proven solutions from applying industrial and systems engineering principles within industry, healthcare or service companies.
2) Industrial Systems and Engineering Research Conference (ISERC) - these papers describe academic and new research or modeling for systems applied to Work Systems science and Industrial Engineering.

Papers on legal aspects of Work Systems may be submitted to either track as is appropriate.

Authors of accepted abstracts will be invited to present their work in Work System sessions at the conference. Abstracts are welcome in the following areas:

ISERC
Applied Solutions
Work Systems Modeling and Design
Work Systems Standardization
Simulation of Work Systems
Work Systems Measurement, Analysis, and Optimization
High Performance Work Systems

Applying A Science of Continuous Improvement
Performance Boundaries: How Does a Manager Know What's Best Possible?
Work Systems Change Management
Works Systems Measures and Measures Alignment.

We strongly encourage all presenters for the ISERC track to submit a full length paper for the conference proceedings. Applied Solutions presenters are required only to have a presentation. The abstract submission website is provided at the top of this document. The papers should contain results that are significant and have archival value to the industrial and systems engineering research community. Full papers have a ten-page limit and will undergo a double-blind peer review process. All accepted papers are indexed by ProQuest. IIE is currently working on uploading papers of previous years onto IIE website. ISERC presentations without a paper are acceptable, but will not be indexed in the conference proceedings.

The important deadlines for the conference are:


ISERC
Applied Solutions
Abstract submissions:
November 26, 2014
November 26, 2014
Notification of Decision:
December 19, 2014
December 19, 2014
Confirmation of Acceptance
N/A
December 30, 2014
Submission of Full Papers (optional but encouraged):
January 30, 2015
N/A
Notification of Session Time
N/A
February 20, 2015
Notification of Decision on Paper:
February 27, 2015
N/A
Final Version of Full paper Due:
March 13, 2015
N/A
Presentation due
N/A
April 3, 2015
Presenting Author Registration Deadline:
March 22, 2015
April 3, 2015
If your abstract or paper is accepted: (a) the presenting author must register for the conference by deadlines given above (presentations/papers without the presenting author being registered for the conference will be withdrawn from the program and the proceedings); (b) the presenting author must attend and present at the conference; and (c) we ask that you be ready to serve as a reviewer for fellow authors and follow review deadlines.

There are also opportunities to organize invited sessions, or panels. In addition to research presentations, the annual conference offers many opportunities for attendees, including the plant tours, networking, and keynote speakers.

We look forward to seeing you in Nashville!

Regards,

Jose Macedo ([email protected])
George Bishop ([email protected])
Miguel A. Gonzalez ([email protected])
Edward S. Pound ([email protected])

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Call for Abstracts


2015 Industrial and Systems Engineering Research Conference
Renaissance Nashville Hotel, Nashville, Tennessee
May 30 - June 2, 2015

Track: Process Industries

Deadline for Abstract Submission is Wednesday, November 26, 2014
Abstracts are required to be between 100 and 200 words
Abstract submission site: https://www.xcdsystem.com/iie2015/
Conference web site: www.iienet.org/annual
Dear Colleagues,

We are pleased to invite submissions for the Process Industries Division at the IIE Annual Conference.
Come and share your ideas, and partake in open discussions with leading researchers, developers, practitioners and authors.

The IIE Annual Conference and Expo is the Institute of Industrial Engineer's premier annual professional development event for:
Industry - managers, engineers, staff, and line personnel who drive productivity and efficiency in their organizations
Academia - researchers advancing the science and application of industrial engineering
What defines the Process Industries Division?
Applying industrial engineering tools in the process industries can vary greatly from applying these same tools in discrete parts manufacturing. The Process Industries Division is a forum for the exchange of ideas in theory and practice of industrial engineering techniques applied to process industries.

This year we are making a special effort to drive collaboration of our Research and Applied Solutions members, and have opened both tracks to all of our participants. Any member is able to submit for either Applied Solutions or Research tracks, and can do so by following the link here:
https://www.xcdsystem.com/iie2015/index.cfm

Also, don't miss our Town Hall session, including a Career Panel discussion and presentation of Division Awards!

There are two categories for abstracts:
1. Applied Solutions - Applied Solutions papers present proven solutions from applying industrial and systems engineering principles within industry, healthcare or service companies
2. Industrial and Systems and Engineering Research Conference (ISERC) - these papers describe academic and new research or modeling for systems applied to Construction science and Industrial Engineering

*We are especially looking for presentations in the following topics*

PROCESS DESIGN
· Design for Integrity, Quality And Reliability
· Design and Analysis of Experiments
· Optimal and Robust Process Design
· Mathematical Modeling of Complex Processes
· Green Process Design
· Computer-Aided Design / Rapid Prototyping
· Process Simulation and Optimization
· Hierarchical Process Design and Optimization
PROCESS OPERATIONS
· Manufacturing Planning and Optimization
· Six Sigma Methods and Process Capability
· Fault Diagnosis and Root Cause Analysis
· Inventory Planning and Management
· Continuous Process Improvements
· Lean Techniques for Process Management
· Value Stream Costing
· Work Measurement
· Single-Minute Exchange of Die (SMED)
PROCESS CONTROL
· Sensor-based System Informatics and Control
· Model-Based Predictive Control
· Statistical Process Control
· Process Monitoring
· Robust Control
· Distributed Control Systems
· Process Safety and Risk Management
· Quality Planning, Control and Management


APPLICATION AREAS
· Manufacturing
· Health care
· Pharmaceuticals
· Chemicals
· Petroleum
· Ceramics
· Food and beverages
· Semiconductor industry
· Energy industry
We strongly encourage all presenters for the ISERC track to submit a full length paper for the conference proceedings. Applied Solutions presenters are required only to have a presentation. The abstract submission website is provided at the top of this document. The papers should contain results that are significant and have archival value to the industrial and systems engineering research community. Full papers have a ten-page limit and will undergo a double-blind peer review process. All accepted papers are indexed by ProQuest. IIE is currently working on uploading papers of previous years onto IIE website. ISERC presentations without a paper are acceptable, but will not be indexed in the conference proceedings.

The important deadlines for the conference are:



ISERC
Applied Solutions
Abstract submissions:
November 26, 2014
November 26, 2014
Notification of Decision:
December 19, 2014
December 19, 2014
Confirmation of Acceptance
N/A
December 30, 2014
Submission of Full Papers (optional but encouraged):
January 30, 2015
N/A
Notification of Session Time
N/A
February 20, 2015
Notification of Decision on Paper:
February 27, 2015
N/A
Final Version of Full paper Due:
March 13, 2015
N/A
Presentation due
N/A
April 3, 2015
Presenting Author Registration Deadline:
March 22, 2015
April 3, 2015
If your abstract or paper is accepted: (a) the presenting author must register for the conference by deadlines given above (presentations/papers without the presenting author being registered for the conference will be withdrawn from the program and the proceedings); (b) the presenting author must attend and present at the conference; and (c) we ask that you be ready to serve as a reviewer for fellow authors and follow review deadlines.

There are also opportunities to organize invited sessions, or panels. In addition to research presentations, the annual conference offers many opportunities for attendees, including the plant tours, networking, and keynote speakers.

We look forward to seeing you in Nashville!


Martin Stein and Vincent Howell Hui Yang
Applied Solutions Track Co-Chairs ISERC Track Chair

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Dear IMEN students,
We invite you to participate in the program OAJ ("Oficina de Asuntos de la Juventud"). It offers work experience to young people between the ages of 18 to 29 years, enrolled in their senior year technical degree, vocational, associate degree, baccalaureate, master's or doctorate.

Interested in this program, visit the OAJ website: http://www.oaj.pr.gov/juvempleo

Thank you and Best Regards,

Jean Carlos Rivera
Undergraduate Student
B.S. in Industrial and Management Engineering
Universidad del Turabo
Phone: 787-908-2863
Email: [email protected]

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Un equipo de astrónomos de la Institución Carnegie y la Universidad de California han descubierto un nuevo planeta fuera del Sistema Solar que tiene un tamaño similar a la Tierra y que se encuentra en una zona que podría ser habitable. Se trata del Gliese 581g, y está a unos 20 años luz, según se publica en la revista 'Astrophysical Journal'.

El Gliese 581g, según los astrónomos, se encuentra a una distancia de su estrella que le permite tener una temperatura adecuada para que haya agua líquida en su superficie, o a escasa profundidad.

Entre sus características, destacan que su temperatura está entre menos 31º y menos 12º centígrados, tiene gravedad, su periodo orbital es de poco más de 36 días, su masa es entre 3,1 y 4,3 masas terrestres y, además, la atracción de la estrella Gliese 581 hace que siempre tenga una cara con luz y otra oscura y fría. Por ello, apuntan que el área más probable de tener vida sería la que se encuentra más cerca del límite entre el día y la noche.

Con éste, ya son seis los planetas que se mueven, con órbitas casi circulares, en torno a esta estrella (una enana roja) y de ellos tres son 'supertierras', es decir, similares al nuestro, aunque sólo el 'g' podría tener organismos vivos, gracias a su situación. El trabajo apunta que en la Vía Lácta podria haber muchos más planetas habitables de lo que se piensa.

Para detectar el exoplaneta los científicos utilizaron la técnica de la velocidad radial de la estrella, que consiste en detectar pequeños movimientos en la estrella causados por la gravedad de los planetas. Se sirvieron del instrumento HIRE del Observatorio Keck de Hawaii, donde recogieron datos duarnte 11 años. La precisión del HIRES es de 1,6 metros por segundo.

Desde 1995, los astrónomos han detectado 490 planetas fuera del Sistema Solar. La mayoría son muy grandes y muy calientes, dado que se encuentran demasiado cerca de sus estrellas, por lo que no se consideran habitable.

Sin embargo, con las mejoras en los intrumentos y los telescopios, se están empezando a encontrar planetas más pequeños y más alejados de sus fuentes de energía. Y se está detectando que planetas similares al nuestro podrían abundar en el Universo.

Dear IIE member,

Please confirm your attendance.

Thankyou and Best Regards,

Jean Carlos

IIE Turabo Chapter Meeting
Cuándo
jue 20 de Mar de 2014 18:30 – 19:30 Puerto Rico
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Dear IIE members,

We invite you to participate in our next webinar: Coaching and Advising the Next Generation of IEs

Tuesday, March 11, 3 p.m. Eastern time | Register now

Presenters: Paul Fearon and Anne Ostlund, Texas Instruments

Two senior IIE industry speakers, Paul Fearon, Texas Instruments, South Portland, Maine and Anne Ostlund, Texas Instruments, Dallas, Texas, will talk briefly and answer questions about their experience coaching and advising young professional IEs.

Paul Fearon is responsible for industrial engineering, panning and logistics at Texas Instruments at the South Portland, Maine facility. He has worked in semiconductor manufacturing for over 30 years in multiple capacities including, industrial engineering, equipment maintenance, process engineering, process development, project management and process development. Fearon holds a BS from the University of Southern Maine in industrial engineering technology and an associate of science degree in electronics engineering technology from Southern Maine Community College.

Anne Ostlund is the leader of a team responsible for capacity planning, forecasting, dispatching and driving focused improvement in the areas of cycle time, productivity and cost at Texas Instruments. She has worked for Sony Semiconductor, National Semiconductor (co-op) and Corning (co-op). Ostlund is actively involved in three TI Worldwide Teams: Industrial Engineering (co-lead), Capacity Modeling (lead), Dispatch and Scheduling Team (member). She holds a BS in industrial engineering from Rochester Institute of Technology

Dear IMEN students,

This year our professor Dr. José A. Santiváñez has been selected as ‘Researcher of the Year’ by the school of engineering due his work during 2012-2013.

Today, Friday 7th, at 4:30 pm in the Pedro Roselló Museum, a recognition ceremony will be held as part of the XII Researchers Meeting. We invite you to attend and share with Dr. Santiváñez this recognition.

Thank you and Best Regards,

Jean Carlos Rivera
Undergraduate Student
B.S. in Industrial and Management Engineering
Universidad del Turabo
Phone: 787-908-2863
Email: [email protected]

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