Research Interests

• Dynamic Pricing and Revenue Management in E-commerce
• Multichannel Retailing
• Machine Learning and Sequential Decision Making in Operations Research Context
• Business and Sports Analytics
• Supply Chain Management

Academic Qualification

• PhD 2017 Columbia University, Decision, Risk, and Operations
• M.Sc. 2012 Columbia University, Operations Research
• B.Sc. 2010 Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology (KAIST), Industrial and Systems Engineering

Academic And Professional Experience

• Assistant Professor of ISOM, Hong Kong University of Science and Technology, 2017 - present

Selected Publications

• Shin, D., Broadie, M. and Zeevi, A., “Tractable Sampling Strategies for Ordinal Optimization”, Operations Research (2018), 66(6), 1693-1712.
• Shin, D. and Ahn, D., "Ordinal Optimization with Generalized Linear Models,” Proceedings of 2020 Winter Simulation Conference.
• Shin, D., Broadie, M. and Zeevi, A., "Practical Nonparametric Sampling Strategies for Quantile-based Ordinal Optimization,” INFORMS Journal on Computing (2022), 34(2):752-768.
• Shin, D., Vaccari, S. and Zeevi, A., "Dynamic Pricing with Online Reviews," Management Science (2022), Articles in Advance:1-22.
• Shin, D. and Zeevi, A., "Product Quality and Information Sharing in the Presence of Reviews," Management Science, Articles Advance: 1-20.
• Maglaras, C., Scarsini, M. Shin, D. and Vaccari, S., "Product Ranking in the Presence of Social Learning," Operations Research (2022), Articles in Advance:1-18.
• Lee, D., Anandashivam, G. and Shin, D., "Nudging Private Ryan: Mobile Micro-Giving under Economic incentives and Audience Effects," MIS Quarterly, Forthcoming.

Papers Under Review

• Kadiyala, B. and Shin, D., “Social Learning and Polarized Preference on Content Platforms,” Major Revision in Manufacturing & Service Operations Management.
• Ahn, D., Shin, D. and Zeevi, A., “Feature Misspecification in Sequential Learning Problems,” Major Revision in Management Science.
• Chen, H., Chen, Y-J., Park, S. and Shin, D., "Multichannel Advertising: Budget Allocation in the Presence of Spillover and Carryover Effects," Major Revision in Manufacturing & Service Operation Management.

• Broadie, M. and Shin, D., "A Golf Putting Model for Optimal Targeting Strategy and Attribution Analysis," Submitted.

• Park, J. and Shin, D., "Channel Selection and Coordination in Omnichannel Retailing with Strategic Customers under Product Value Uncertainty," Submitted.

Working Papers

• Boursier, E., Perchet, V., Scarsini M., and Shin, D., “Social Learning with Multivariate Features”.
• Kim, E., Kim, S., and Shin, D., "Product Quality in the Presence of Multidimensional Reviews".
• Aflaki, A., Kadiyala, B., and Shin, D., “Signaling Quality with Delayed Incentives”.
• Park, J. and Shin, D., "Omnichannel Pricing Strategies under Product Value Uncertainty," Submitted.
• Kadiyala, B., Hwang, W., and Shin, D., "Content Moderation and Liability".

Professional Activities

• Reviewers for Management Science, Operations Research, Manufacturing and Service Operations Management, Production and Operations Management, Naval Research Logistics, INFORMS Journal on Computing, Asia-Pacific Journal of Operations Research, European Journal of Operations Research, Operations Research Letters
• Member of INFORMS
• Member of INFORM Society
• Member of INFORRMS Behavioral Operations Management Section and Service Science Section

Honors

• GRF Research Grant (PI), Hong Kong RGC (2021-2024), “Optimal Design of Sequential Experiments for Personalized Decision Making.” HKD 769,393
• GRF Research Grant (PI), Hong Kong RGC (2021-2023), “Optimal Information Provision in Digital Content Markets.” HKD 564,520
• ECS Research Grant (PI), Hong Kong RGC (2019-2021), “Optimal Budget Allocation for Online Ad Campaigns with Spillover and Carryover Effects.” HKD 567,200
• Initiation Grant (PI), HKUST Internal Research Support Schemes (2017-2020), “Supply Contracts in Online Markets: Retailer Information Sharing and Manufacturer Quality Decisions.” HKD 100,000
• Jerome A. Chazen Institute for Global Business Doctoral Grants
• Paul and Sandra Montrone Doctoral Fellowship
• Doctoral Fellowship, Columbia Business School
• Best Bachelor Dissertation Award, KAIST