Call
for Papers
12-15th July 2015,  University of
Strathclyde

Registration and Abstract Submission systems are
now open!  http://www.euro2015.org/

The next European Conference on Operational
Research, EURO2015: Operational Research In Practice, will take place at the
University of Strathclyde's new Technology and Innovation Centre in Glasgow. It
is the place to present your work and find out about other cutting edge ideas
emerging from the Operational Research community. Glasgow is very lively city,
and we have a great social programme to look forward to.

Researchers, academics, practitioners, and
students interested in any branch of Operational Research, mathematical
modelling or economic analysis are invited to submit abstracts or organise
sessions.

The deadline for abstract submissions is March
16, 2015, but if you are interested in organising a session then you should
contact the Programme Committee. More information is on the website, including
details of the main topical areas, the Programme and Organising Committee
members, and details of how to submit your abstract.

EURO 2015

EURO 2015 is the premier European conference for
Operational Research and Management Science (ORMS), organised by the European
Association of Operational Research Societies in conjunction with the UK OR
Society.

EURO2015 takes place from Sunday 12 - Wednesday
15 July 2015 in the University of Strathclyde and will host streams from all
branches of ORMS, alongside keynotes and plenaries from leading international
thinkers and tutorials on up and coming areas of interest.

Book your place now!

"I am delighted to welcome EURO2015 to the
University of Strathclyde. The University has always had close links with
industry and business - challenging conventional thinking about university
collaboration. The Technology and Innovation Centre revolutionises the way
researchers in academia and industry collaborate and innovate together. To get
full economic benefits from technological advances in Low Carbon Energy, Health,
Advanced Manufacturing and Future Cities, we recognize the important role that
Operational Research has in helping business to optimise the implementation of
these new innovations. I am sure this engaging conference will lead to further
advances.

EURO2015 provides you with a great opportunity to
promote your business to, and to engage with, those responsible for future
generations of operational researchers."

Professor Sir Jim McDonald, Principal and Vice
Chancellor, University of Strathclyde

Contact:
Tel: +44 (0) 141 202 2888
Email: euro2015@mci-group.com