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Mixed Integer Programming Workshop 2026

May 18-21, 2026

University of Connecticut - Stamford Campus

MIP 2026 Workshop Schedule

Below is the schedule (subject to change) for the 2026 Mixed Integer Programming Workshop. (Click the picture for a pdf version of the full week schedule.) The location of the workshop is University of Connecticut, Stamford Campus, with all workshop talks in DWTN 109 (A1) and all tea/coffee breaks outside.

Generally, the daily schedule will be (with deviations for special events): registration at 9:15am, first invited talk at 9:30am, a first series of flash talks at 10:05, a coffee break at 10:30, followed by the second and third invited talks at 11:00 before the lunch break. At 2:05pm we continue with two invited talks, a coffee break at 3:10pm, and the last series of invited talks at 3:40pm. On Monday we will have poster teasers around the afternoon coffee break, and the poster session in the evening. On Tuesday the outcomes of the computation competition are presented at 4:50, after which a group photo will be taken, which is then celebrated at the conference dinner at 6:00pm. On Wednesday the MIPS Business Meeting takes place at 4:15pm. The workshop concludes on Thursday around 12:00pm.

Daily Details: Speakers, Titles, and Abstracts

Abstracts are available for each speaker by clicking their talk title.

Monday, May 18, 2026

Time Event Details
9:00-9:15 Registration Location: DWTN 109 (A1)
9:15-9:25 Opening Remarks Location: DWTN 109 (A1)
9:30-10:00 Andre A. Cire (University of Toronto) Coupling in Dynamic Systems: A Polyhedral Perspective

Tuesday, May 19, 2026

Time Event Details
9:00-9:15 Registration Location: DWTN 109 (A1)
9:15-9:25 Opening Remarks Location: DWTN 109 (A1)
9:30-10:00 Kibaek Kim (Argonne National Lab) Unit Commitment with ACOPF: Decomposition, Dynamic Programming, and GPU Acceleration

Wednesday, May 20, 2026

Time Event Details
9:00-9:15 Registration Location: DWTN 109 (A1)
9:15-9:25 Opening Remarks Location: DWTN 109 (A1)
9:30-10:00 Rebekah Herrman (University of Tennessee) A matching decomposition algorithm for simulating quantum walk Hamiltonians

Thursday, May 21, 2026

Time Event Details
9:00-9:15 Registration Location: DWTN 109 (A1)
9:15-9:25 Opening Remarks Location: DWTN 109 (A1)
9:30-10:00 Diego Moran Ramirez (Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute) Applications of M-decomposability in integer programming

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