Peng Sun

Peng Sun is a J.B. Fuqua Professor in the Decision Sciences area at the Fuqua School of Business, Duke University. His research focuses on mathematical theories and models for resource allocation decisions under uncertainty and incentive issues in dynamic environments. His work applies to various fields, including operations management, economics, finance, marketing, health care, and sustainability. He serves as a Department Editor at Management Science and an Associate Editor at Operations Research. At the Fuqua School, he teaches MBA core course Decision Models, elective course Strategic Modeling and Business Dynamics, and PhD course Dynamic Programming and Optimal Control.

Peng Sun is a researcher in Operations Research and Management Science, focusing on optimization and decision-making under uncertainty. Their work explores risk aversion in inventory management, robust optimization, and stochastic programming. Sun's research also addresses dynamic decision-making in areas such as renewable energy policies, mechanism design, and queue management. They have contributed to the development of approximation methods for stochastic dynamic programs and have examined the impact of information relaxations on decision-making. Additionally, Sun's research includes studies on environmental disclosures, drug allocation strategies, and contract design for sustained effort. Their publications highlight the intersection of theoretical and applied problems in operations and management science.