Mary McKee, Adam Mackenzie-Jones, Gilbert Owusu (The OR Society President), Adam Stannard, Beth Green, Charlie Stewart and Katie Gronow - President's Medal 2023
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Best sustained contribution to OR.
Best account of OR practice given at the annual conference.
Academic OR research which best demonstrates novelty and real-world impact, backed up by evidence.
Best paper published in JORS.
Best paper published in EJIS.
Best paper published in KMRP.
Best paper published in JOS.
Best paper published in Health Systems.
Best paper published in JBA.
Historic medals previously awarded by The OR Society for excellence in OR.
This award is for academic dissertations that do not involve an external client and hence are not eligible for the May Hicks Award.
Awarded for sustained support and encouragement for the development of OR or for those in influential positions who are in broad sympathy with the subject area.
Most distinguished body of research leading to the award of a doctorate in the field of OR.
For student projects carried out for a client organisation.
This award is given for the best paper presented at the society’s biennial New to OR conferences.
Scholarships of £10,000 to enable talented students to continue their studies in OR.
To enable distinguished contributors to present their work at the IFORS triennial conference.
Designed to enable a ‘young’ member of The OR Society with at least two years’ working experience of operational research to attend and present a paper at an EURO-k or IFORS triennial conference.
Designed to enable ‘young’ operational researchers to attend and present a paper to the EURO Summer / Winter Institute of the relevant year.
Designed to enable up to five candidates to attend the OR Society's annual conference. The funding will cover conference registration and accommodation.