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Warren
Seering
Weber-Shaughness
Professor of Mechanical
Engineering and Engineering Systems
Warren
Seering is Weber-Shaugness Professor
of Mechanical Engineering and Professor
of Engineering Systems. His prior
positions at MIT have included Division
Head of the Design and Systems Division
of Mechanical Engineering, Co-Director
of the Nissan Cambridge Basic Research
Laboratory, and Co-Director of the
MIT Center for Innovation in Product
Development.
Professor Seering’s research
interests include machine dynamics,
engineering system design, and product
development. His teaching interests
center on product development, design
and dynamics.
Professor
Seering has received numerous honors,
among them the Ralph R. Teetor Educational
Award from the Society of Automotive
Engineers, the MIT Harold E. Edgerton
Award, the Lincoln Arc Welding Foundation
Design Commendation, a Best Paper
Award from the ASME Design Theory
and Methodology Conference, the Westinghouse
Distinguished Lectureship at the University
of Michigan, and the MIT Frank E.
Perkins Award for excellence in Graduate
Advising. He is a Fellow of the ASME.
Professor
Seering is a member of the American
Society of Mechanical Engineers and
the Design Society. He holds a Ph.D.
from Stanford University.
Updated
September 2008
News
and announcements:
Professor
Seering named engineering co-director
for SDM, LFM (June 1, 2007)
Prof.
Warren Seering honored with Frank
E. Perkins Award (May 29,
2007)
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