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Michèle Breton received a B.Sc.A.,
industrial engineering and M. Ing, operations research, from École
Polytechnique de
Montréal respectively in 1975 and 1977 and a Ph.D. in Computer Science
from Université de Montréal in 1986.
Since 1977, she has been at HEC Montréal where she is presently professor
of Management Science and director of LACED laboratory.
Her current research interests include dynamic programming, stochastic programming
and dynamic game theory applied to
dynamic problems in management, more specifically in the energy, environment and finance sectors.
She is the scientific director of the
Institut de finance mathématique de Montréal, vice-president of the
International Society of Dynamic Games, and member of the
Royal Society of Canada, GERAD, CREF,
and RROM .
For more information:
Resume
(pdf document)
Article in GERAD Bulletin
2011
HEC
Montréal MAG 2010
Entrevues HEC - Le Devoir April 2010
Creation of LACED laboratory
Article in GERAD
Bulletin 2009
Article in GERAD Bulletin
2008
Article in GERAD Bulletin
2007
Article in
GERAD Bulletin 2005
Initiative on
the New Economy (INE)
Article in
Research@hec 2001
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