Lijia Tan
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RESEARCH PROFILE
Lijia's research interest is in the area of Behavioral Operations Management.
She conducts labortoary experiments to observe human decisions and uses the data to test her behavioral modes in Operations Management.
Her research topics cover auction mechanisms, supply chains contracts, and individual decisions under uncertainty. She is also interested in human decisions in complex situation and the interactions between human decision makers and decision support systems, for example, the interactions between production planners and production planning systems.
ACADEMIC BACKGROUND
Lijia Tan joined TU/e as an assistant professor in 2020. She is working in the Operations, Planning, Accounting and Control (OPAC) capacity group at the department of Industrial Engineering & Innovation Sciences (IE&IS).
In 2015, she recieved her Ph.D. in Economics from Xiamen University in China. After graduation, she was funded by Fritz Thyssen Stiftung for a two-years postdoc position at Univeristy of Cologne. Afterwards, she moved to the Netherlands and worked for TU/e as a postdoc in OPAC capacity group utill 2019. Before rejoining TU/e, she was working at Tianjin University in China.
Recent Publications
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Alireza Yazdani,Ahmadreza Marandi,Rob J.I. Basten,Lijia Tan
Robust Optimization using a new Volume-Based Clustering approach
(2023) -
Jason Shachat,Lijia Tan
How Auctioneers Set Reserve Prices in Procurement Auctions
European Journal of Operational Research (2023) -
L. Tan,L. Wei
Evaluating car license auction mechanisms
China Economic Review (2020) -
L. Tan,E. Katok
Procurement in the presence of supply disruptions
(2017) -
J. Shachat,L. Tan
An experimental investigation of auctions and bargaining in procurement
Management Science (2015)
Current Educational Activities
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