Call for Papers 2025
The Journal of Global Institute for Optimization invites submissions for its inaugural issue. We welcome original research, case studies, and thought pieces that explore the science, application, and accessibility of optimization across disciplines.
- Mathematical optimization and algorithm design
- AI-integrated decision systems
- Operations research in transportation, healthcare, energy, and manufacturing
- Data-driven modeling and predictive analytics
- Ethical and inclusive optimization practices
- Educational approaches to teaching optimization
We seek papers that push boundaries in optimization, operations research, and
analytics—especially those with interdisciplinary impact and practical relevance.
Original research articles form the backbone of the journal, presenting novel
algorithms, modeling techniques, or theoretical insights. These papers should
demonstrate rigor through formal analysis, such as proofs of convergence,
complexity assessments, or performance benchmarks. We especially value research
that applies optimization methods to real-world systems, yielding measurable
improvements in areas like logistics, energy, or public policy.
Methodological papers introduce new frameworks, simulation techniques, or hybrid
approaches that advance the field. These contributions should be reproducible
and generalizable across domains, offering readers robust tools for tackling
complex problems. Examples include mixed-integer models for urban planning or
stochastic approaches to supply chain resilience.
Tutorials and educational papers aim to make complex optimization concepts
accessible to a broader audience. These contributions may include pedagogical
strategies, visual explanations, or interactive tools, and are especially useful
for students, practitioners, and interdisciplinary collaborators.
Software, data and tool papers introduce open-source libraries, datasets,
platforms, or interfaces that support optimization research and practice. These
papers should include documentation, structure, benchmarks, and use cases to
demonstrate utility and encourage adoption.