The Department of Technology and Society, one of seven departments in the College of Engineering and Applied Sciences at Stony Brook University, applies concepts and tools drawn from natural sciences, engineering, and social sciences to examine and enhance the relationship between technology and our society, both regionally and globally. These concepts include systems theory, methods and tools for decision making, and science-technology-society (STS) frameworks. 

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Events: Melissa A. Dolan P.h.D student in TSM will present “An Efficiency-Based Multicriteria Strategic Planning Model for Ambulatory Surgery Centers” at the North American Productivity Workshop VI at Rice University in June. In addition, this paper has been accepted for publication in the Journal of Medical Systems. Melissa’s faculty advisors are Herbert F. Lewis and Thomas R. Sexton.

Sreekanth Mallikarjun P.h.D. student will present “Unoriented Two-Stage DEA: The Case of the Oscillating Intermediate Products” at the North American Productivity Workshop VI at Rice University in June. Sreekanth’s faculty advisors are Herbert F. Lewis and Thomas R. Sexton.

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