| Spring 2005 UMASS
Amherst Operations Research / Management Science Seminar Series |
Date: Friday, March 25, 2005 Time: 11:00 AM Location: Isenberg School of Management, Room 112 |
| Speaker: Fuminori Toyasaki Isenberg School of Management University of Massachusetts at Amherst |
| Biography: Fuminori Toyasaki is a PhD
student in Business Administration specializing in Management Science
at the Isenberg School of Management at the University of Massachusetts
at Amherst. He received a BS and an MS in Economics from Osaka
University in Japan. From 1996 to 2001, he studied economic development
and applied microeconomics from the perspective of spatial and temporal
price and allocation models and computable general equilibrium models.
His research interests include: reverse logistics, green logistics,
environmental finance, supply chain management, environmental and
resource economics, applied microeconomics, and microeconomic theory. |
| TITLE: Design for Global
Sustainability |
| Abstract: This talk describes some recent
research results regarding environmental decision-making from global
supply chains networks to reverse production systems in the case of
electronic recycling. |
| This series is organized by the
UMASS Amherst INFORMS Student Chapter. Support for this series is
provided by the Isenberg School of Management, the Department of
Finance and Operations Management, and the John F. Smith Memorial Fund. For questions, please contact the INFORMS Student Chapter President, Ms. Tina Wakolbinger, wakolbinger@som.umass.edu |