Dr. Wang is Assistant Professor of Management at the C. W. Post Campus of Long Island University. He teaches courses in the area of quantitative analysis and operations. Dr. Wang received his Ph.D. in management science and engineering from Tsinghua University in Beijing, China in 2000. He completed postdoctoral work in operations management at the Joseph L. Rotman School of Management in the University of Toronto and joined the C. W. Post Department of Management in 2002. He has also earned MCSE and MCSD certificates from Microsoft.

Dr. Wang’s research activities focus on facility location, logistics and service operations. His research publications have appeared in Operations Research, IIE Transactions, Annals of Operations Research, European Journal of Operational Research and Networks. Dr. Wang is a founding member of the Center for Supply Chain Leadership at the C. W. Post College of Management.

• Facility Location
• Service Operations
• Logistics
• Supply Chain Management
• Performance Evaluation
• Decision Analysis

• Business Statistics
• Operations Management
• Decision Analysis
• Advanced Statistics

• O. Berman, J. Wang. The Probabilistic 1-Maximal Covering Problem on a Network with Discrete Demand Weights. Journal of the Operational Research Society, in press.
• Z. Zhang, H. Nemiroff, J. Wang, K. Karim. Transitory Price Changes in the Chinese Stock Markets. Review of Pacific Basin Financial Markets and Policies, Accepted.
• O. Berman, J. Wang. The 1-Minimax and 1-Maximin Problems with Demand Weights of General Probability Distributions. Networks, in press.
• O. Berman, J. Wang. The 1-Median and 1-Antimedian Problems with Continuous Probabilistic Demand Weights. INFOR, in press.
• J. Wang. The Beta-Reliable Median on a Network with Discrete Probabilistic Demand Weights. Operations Research, in press.
• C. Parkan, J. Wang. Gauging the Performance of a Supply Chain. International Journal of Productivity and Quality Management (2007), 2, 141-176.
• O. Berman, D. Krass and J. Wang. Locating Service Facilities to Reduce Lost Demand. IIE Transactions (2006), 38, 933-946.
• O. Berman, J. Wang and K. P. Sapna. Optimal Management of Cross-Trained Workers in Services with Negligible Switching Costs. European Journal of Operational Research (2005), 167, 349-369.
• O. Berman and J. Wang. Probabilistic Location Problems with Discrete Demand Weights. Networks (2004), 44 (1), 47-57.
• O. Berman, Z. Drezner, J. Wang and G. O. Wesolowsky. The Minimax and Maximin Location Problems with Uniform Distributed Weights. IIE Transactions (2003), 35, 1017-1025.
• O. Berman, J. Wang, Z. Drezner and G. O. Wesolowsky. A Probabilistic Minimax Location Problem on the Plane. Annals of Operations Research (2003), 122, 59-70.
• J. Wang, Z. Wu and Y. Sun. The Optimal Scheduling Problem with Probabilistic Time and Cost (in Chinese). Systems Engineering – Theory and Practice (2002), (1), 93-98.
• J. Wang, Y. Sun and Z. Wu. Time-cost Trade-off to Maximize Net Income (in Chinese). Journal of Systems Engineering (2000), 15 (3), 267-271.
• J. Wang, Y. Sun and Z. Wu. The Optimal Determination of Project Duration under Income Incentives (in Chinese). Systems Engineering (2000), 18 (3), 5-10.
• D. Zhang, J. Wang and J. Li. Analysis on the Characteristics and Mechanism of Self-load-following in NHR-5 (in Chinese). Nuclear Power Engineering (1999), 20 (5), 385-388.
• J. Wang, Z. Wu and Y. Sun. Overview of Project Scheduling Problems with Cash Flows (in Chinese). Systems Engineering (1999), (2), 1-7.
• J. Wang, D. Zhang and J. Li. Characteristic Study of Highly Subcooled Boiling in the 5MW Nuclear Heating Reactor (in Chinese). Journal of Tsinghua University (1998), 38 (4), 10-13.

• Member, Institute for Operations Research and the Management Sciences (INFORMS)
• Referee, Operations Research Letters
• Referee, Networks
• Referee, Computers and Operations Research
• Referee, Decision Support Systems

• 2003 – 2006 Research Grants, Research Committee at the C. W. Post Campus of Long Island University

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