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Annalisa
L. Weigel
Jerome
C. Hunsacker Assistant Professor of
Aeronautics
and Astronautics and Engineering
Systems
Dr.
Weigel’s research interests
include aerospace policy and economics,
aerospace systems architecting and
design, innovation and change dynamics
in the aerospace industry, and systems
engineering. She began her professional
career as an engineer at Adroit Systems,
first supporting the Defense Airborne
Reconnaissance Office as an analyst
for manned and unmanned platforms.
Later, she worked in support of the
Department of Defense Space Architect
Office during its stand-up and initial
space system architecture design studies
in the areas of satellite communications,
satellite operations, and launch on
demand. After completing her Ph.D.,
Annalisa worked for a year as a research
associate at Lehman Brothers in New
York City before returning to MIT
to join the faculty.
She received an SB (1994) and SM (2000)
in Aeronautics and Astronautics, and
a Ph.D. (2002) in Technology, Management
and Policy from MIT. She also received
a second SB (1995) in Science, Technology
and Society from MIT, and an MA (1998)
in International Relations from George
Washington University.
Dr.
Weigel was elected AIAA Associate
Fellow in 2007.
Updated
September 2007
News
and announcements:
Annalisa
Weigel honored with Henry B. Kane
'24 Award (October 10, 2007)
Weigel
elected AIAA Associate Fellow
(September 27, 2007)
Weigel
appointed Hunsacker Career Development
Professor (June 28, 2007)
Weigel
Honored with Lobdell Award
(December 2, 2004)
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