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There will always be the need for Operational Research Scientists

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How many loos?

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What's in a name?

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About universities, curiosity and self-confidence

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Doing school outreach for the O.R. Society

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Tesla interview and relevance to O.R.

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Promoting operational research in Plymouth

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Scheduling and Humpty Dumpty

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The street light outside my house

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What is a system? A 19th century answer.

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Complexity Theory - a Tool for Operational Research?

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I hate mathematics (or, I am proud to be innumerate)

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Maintaining a network of roads and paths

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Why are there so few O.R. case-studies in the literature?

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What makes a good Operational Research scientist?

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Queues and inventory, over and over again

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Artificial Intelligence, Operational Research and 2048

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Walking and working the line, and riding the buses

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Farewell to the journal OR Insight

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The power of analogy

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