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Anup
P. Bandivadekar
Academic Background:
- February 2008 • MIT, ESD: Ph.D. in Technology, Policy & Management
- June 2004 • MIT, ESD: S.M. in
Technology & Policy (TPP)
- December 2001 • Michigan Technological
University: M.S. in Mechanical Engineering
- November 1998 • University of
Mumbai: B.Eng. in Mechanical Engineering
Abbreviated CV:
- University of Cambridge, Judge Institute
of Management Studies
- Visiting Research Scholar
- Michigan Technological University, Department
of Mechanical Engineering
- Uhde India Ltd. • Mumbai, India
- Trainee Engineer, Mechanical
- Telco Ltd. (now TATA Motors) •
Pune, India
- Graduate Trainee Engineer
Dissertation Title:
Evaluating the Impact of Advanced Vehicle and Fuel Technologies in U.S. Light-Duty Vehicle Fleet
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email: anupb
"at" mit.edu
phone: 617.452.4771
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Jason
E. Bartolomei
Academic
Background:
- 2007
• MIT, ESD: Ph.D. in Technology,
Management & Policy
- 2001
• Air Force Institute of Technology
(AFIT), OH: M.S. in Systems Engineering
- 1997
• Marquette University, WI: B.S.
in Mechanical Engineering
Abbreviated
CV:
- June
2001 – August 2004 • United
States Air Force Academy • CO
- Director
of Systems Engineering
- Professor,
Department of Engineering Mechanics
- May
2000 – June 2001 • Wright-Patterson
Air Force Base, Aeronautical Systems Center
• OH
- Executive
Officer, Engineering Directorate
- October 1997 – May 2000 •
Wright-Patterson Air Force Base, F-22
System Program Office • OH
- Development
Engineer
- Edges
and Empennage Integrated Product Team
Lead
Dissertation
Title:
Qualitative Knowledge Construction for Engineering
Systems: Extending the Design Structure
Matrix Methodology in Scope and Procedure
Updated
September 2007
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Jason
W. Black
Academic
Background:
- 2005
• MIT, ESD: Ph.D. in Engineering
Systems
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1994 • Notre Dame: BS in Electrical
Engineering, BA in International Relations
Abbreviated
CV:
- Present
• MIT
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Post-Doctoral Associate: Conduct research
on emerging technologies. Assist in
graduate student research.
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10+ years service in US Army (Active &
National Guard)
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3 years in Management/IT Consulting
Dissertation
Title:
Integrating Demand into the U.S. Electric
Power System: Technical, Economic, and Regulatory
Frameworks for Responsive Load
Updated
October 2005
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Jason W. Black
work email: jwblack
"at" mit.edu
work
phone: 617.253.6836
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Matthew
Bunn
Academic Background:
- February 2007 • MIT, ESD: Ph.D.
in Technology, Management, & Policy
- 1985 • MIT, Political Science:
S.B. & S.M. specializing in defense
and arms control
Abbreviated CV:
- 2002 – Present • Harvard
University, Kennedy School of Government,
Belfer Center for Science & International
Affairs
- Senior Research Associate; Managing
the Atom Project
- 1997 – 2001 • Harvard University,
Kennedy School of Government, Belfer Center
for Science & International Affairs
- Assistant Director; Science, Technology,
& Public Policy Program
- 1994 – 1996 • Executive
Office of the President, Office of Science
& Technology Policy
- 1992 – 1996 • National Academy
of Sciences
- 1986 – 1992 • Arms Control
Association
- Editor, Arms Control Today
- Senior Research Analyst
Dissertation
Title:
Guardians at the Gates of Hell: Estimating
the Risk of Nuclear Theft and Terrorism
– and Identifying the Highest-Priority
Risks of Nuclear Theft
Updated
April 2007
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Matthew
Bunn
email:
matthew_bunn
"at" harvard.edu
phone:
617.495.9916
website:
www.managingtheatom.org
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Serena
Chan
Academic
Background:
- February
2005 • MIT, ESD: Ph.D. in Engineering
Systems
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June 2000 • MIT, EECS: MEng in
Electrical Engineering & Computer
Science
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June 1999 • MIT, EECS: SB in Computer
Science & Engineering, Minor in
Economics
Abbreviated
CV:
- August
2005 - Present • Institute for Defense
Analyses
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Research Staff Member: Conduct analysis
addressing the development, application,
and management of computer and information
technologies. Evaluating the capability
of software development and systems
engineering methods and processes
to support defense programs. Developing
and applying advanced architectural
concepts for integrating distributed
systems, and assessing large-scale
information system designs and underlying
technologies.
- June
2002 - August 2002 • RAND
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June 2000 - January 2005 • MIT Laboratory
for Information & Decision Systems
- June
1997 - June 2000 • MIT Lincoln Laboratory
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June 1996 - August 1996 • Tech Hackers,
Inc.
Dissertation
Title:
Architectures for a Space-Based Information
Network with Shared On-Orbit Processing
Updated
October 2005
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Serena
Chan
work email: schan
"at" ida.org
work
phone: 703.933.6563
work
address:
Institute for Defense Analyses
4850 Mark Center Dr.
Alexandria, VA 22311-1882
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Chia-Chin
Cheng
Academic
Background:
- 2005 • MIT, ESD: Ph.D. in Engineering
Systems
- 1993 • University of Michigan:
M.S. in Public Health
- 1990 • National Taiwan University:
B.S. in Public Health
Abbreviated
CV:
- September 2006 – Present •
UNEP Risø Centre on Energy, Climate
and Sustainable Development (URC) •
Denmark
- Energy Scientist: energy efficiency
in developing countries, CDM capacity
building, linkages between energy, development
and poverty reduction in Africa
- November 2005 – May 2006 •
The Energy & Resources Institute (TERI)
• India
- 1998 – 2005 • MIT Laboratory
for Energy & the Environment (LFEE)
• Cambridge, MA
- 2000 – 2002 • MIT Martin
Family Society of Fellows for Sustainability
- 1993 – 1996 • CTCI Corporation
Dissertation
Title:
Electricity
Demand-Side Management for an Energy Efficient
Future in China: Technology Options and
Policy Priorities
Updated
October 2006
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Chia-Chin Cheng
email:
mowmicheng
"at" alum.mit.edu
work
email: chia-chin.cheng
"at" risoe.dk
work
phone:
(+45) 46.77.51.16
work
address:
UNEP
Risø Centre on Energy, Climate and
Sustainable Development
Risø National Laboratory, Bldg. 142
Frederiksborgvej 399
P.O. Box 49
DK 4000 Roskilde
Denmark
website:
http://uneprisoe.org
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Heidi
L. Davidz
Academic
Background:
- 2006
• MIT, ESD: Ph.D. in Engineering
Systems
- 2001
• University of Cincinnati and
UC-GE Advanced Courses in Engineering
program: MS in Aerospace Engineering
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1997 • The Ohio State University:
BS in Mechanical Engineering
Abbreviated
CV:
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Present • The Aerospace Corporation
- Senior
Member of the Technical Staff: Systems
Architecture, Engineering and Cost
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2001 - 2005 • MIT
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Research Assistant in the Lean Aerospace
Initiative (LAI)
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2002 - 2005 • MIT
- Graduate
Resident Tutor (GRT)
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1998-2001 • GE Aircraft Engines
- Edison
Engineering Development Program (EEDP)
Engineer
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1997-1998 • Rocketdyne Division
of Boeing
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1995-1996 • GE Aircraft Engines
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Test Facilities Engineering Intern
-
Large Military Engines Life Management
Engineering Intern
Dissertation
Title:
Enabling Systems Thinking to Accelerate
the Development of Senior Systems Engineers
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Heidi L. Davidz
email: Heidi.L.Davidz
"at" aero.org
phone: 617.258.7984
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Mark
de Figueiredo
Academic Background:
- February 2007 • MIT, ESD: Ph.D.
in Technology, Management & Policy
- MIT: S.M. in Technology & Policy
(TPP)
- MIT: S.M. in Civil & Environmental
Engineering
- MIT: S.B. in Mechanical Engineering
Abbreviated CV:
- MIT, Laboratory for Energy & the
Environment
Dissertation Title:
The Liability of Carbon Dioxide Storage
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Mark de Figueiredo
email: defig
"at" mit.edu
phone: 617.253.3770
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Rebecca
S. Dodder
Academic Background:
- September 2006 • MIT, ESD: Ph.D.
in Technology, Management, & Policy
- 1999 • George Washington University:
M.A. in Science, Technology & Public
Policy
- 1997 • Vanderbilt University:
B.A. in Physics and Spanish
Abbreviated CV:
- 2006 – Present • MIT, Program
on Emerging Technologies (PoET) •
Cambridge, MA
- 2004 – 2005 • Institute
for Transportation & Development Policy
(ITDP) • Mexico City, Mexico
- Consultant to the Access Americas
Initiative
- 2003 – 2005 • Integrated
Program on Urban, Regional & Global
Air Pollution • Mexico City, Mexico
- 1999 – 2003 • MIT, Integrated
Program on Urban, Regional & Global
Air Pollution • Cambridge, MA
- 1997 – 1999 • Academy for
Educational Development • Washington,
DC
- Research Assistant to the Vice President
of the System Services Division
- 1997 • International Technology
Consultants • Washington, DC
- 1995 • Colorado Department of
Public Health & Environment •
Denver, CO
Dissertation Title:
Air Quality and Intelligent Transportation
Systems: Understanding Integrated Innovation,
Deployment and Adaptation of Public Technologies
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Troy
D. Downen
Academic Background:
- 2005 • MIT, ESD: Ph.D. in Engineering
Systems
- 2002 • MIT: SM in Aeronautics
& Astronautics
- 1995 • University of Kansas; Lawrence,
KS: MS in Aerospace Engineering
- 1993 • University of Kansas; Lawrence,
KS: BS in Aerospace Engineering
Abbreviated CV:
- 2004 – Present • Raytheon
Aircraft Company
- 2006 – Present • Deputy
Chief Engineer, Hawker 4000
- 2004 – 2006 • Senior Engineer,
New Product Development: Develop and
maintain company strategic product development
plan. Track technology and competitive
trends. Lead new product development
projects through early conceptual design
stages.
- 1995 – 2000 • Raytheon Aircraft
Company, Premier I Aerodynamics Group
- Design, test and certification of
the Premier I light business jet. Handled
qualities analysis, wind tunnel testing,
and flight test support and analysis.
Led the engineering effort to develop
a real-time pilot training flight simulator
for the Premier I aircraft.
- 2000 • Company Scholarship,
Aldo R. Miccioli Scholarship: Competed
and won scholarship to pursue full-time
graduate studies at MIT.
- 1998 & 1995 • Company Award,
"Outstanding Engineers": Troy
and fellow test team members won the
award because of their efforts in wind
tunnel testing and flight test.
Dissertation Title:
A Multi-Attribute Value Assessment Method
for the Early Product Development Phase
With Application to the Business Airplane
Industry
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Troy D. Downen
work email: troy_downen
"at" raytheon.com
work
phone: 316.676.4110
work
address:
Raytheon Aircraft Company
9709 E. Central Ave.
Wichita, KS 67201-0085
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Terence
Ping-Ching Fan
Academic
Background:
- 2004
• MIT, ESD: Ph.D. in Technology,
Management, & Policy
- 1999
• MIT: SM in Aeronautics & Astronautics
and in Technology & Policy
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1997 • University of British Columbia;
Vancouver, Canada: BASc in Mechanical
Engineering
Abbreviated
CV:
- 2003
- Present • Singapore Management
University, Lee Kong Chang School of Business
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Previous experience:
- McKinsey
& Company
-
Boeing
-
World Bank
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Exxon-Imperial Oil
-
British Columbia Hydro
Dissertation
Title:
Market-based Airport Demand Management:
Theory, Model and Applications
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Erica
Fuchs
Academic
Background:
- June
2006 • MIT, ESD: Ph.D. in
Engineering Systems
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June 2003 • S.M. Technology
and Policy, Engineering Systems Division;
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
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June 1999 • S.B. Materials Science
and Engineering; Massachusetts Institute
of Technology
Abbreviated
CV:
- 2007
– Present • Carnegie Mellon
University • Pittsburgh, PA
- Assistant
Professor of Engineering & Public
Policy
Dissertation
Title:
The Impact of Manufacturing Offshore on
Technology Development Paths in the Automotive
and Optoelectronics Industries
Research
Description:
Erica's dissertation, “Innovation
Myopia: Beyond Labor Savings in Offshore
Manufacturing,” presents a two-case
study of the impact of manufacturing offshore
on the technology trajectory of the firm
and the industry. It looks in particular
at the automotive and optoelectronics industries.
Erica's dissertation uses an innovative
combination of engineering modeling and
qualitative research methods to provide
insights into this question. Her results
find several similarities across the two
cases. (1) The relative economic positions
of the emerging technology and the prevailing
design shift when production is transferred
to developing East Asia. (2) While the emerging
design is more cost-competitive in the U.S.
production structure, the prevailing design
is more cost-competitive in the developing
East Asia production structure. (3) Firms
choose to produce the prevailing design
offshore. (4) Although the firms' decisions
to produce the prevailing design offshore
are rational in a static model, they fail
to take into account dynamic diseconomies
- specifically, disincentives and disadvantages
for innovations critical to long-term markets.
("Innovation Myopia")
Erica’s
research interests include the geography
of design, product development, and innovation.
More information on Erica including her
curriculum vitae, research statement, teaching
statement, and working papers can be found
on her website at http://web.mit.edu/erhf/www/index.html.
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email: erhf
"at" andrew.cmu.edu
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Ralph
Hall
Academic
Background:
- 2006
• MIT, ESD: Ph.D. in Technology,
Management, & Policy
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2002 • MIT, ESD: S.M. in Technology
& Policy
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2002 • MIT, ESD: S.M. in Civil
& Environmental Engineering
- 1999
• University of Southampton: MEng
in Civil Engineering
Abbreviated
CV:
Academic
- February
2006 – May 2006 • MIT ESD,
PhD Program
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Teaching Assistant: ESD’s doctoral
seminar
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2002, 2003, & 2006 • University
of Cambridge, Judge Business School
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Co-developed and delivered two case
studies for the Technology Policy
Program at Judge Business School.
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2003 – 2006 • MIT
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Guest Lecturer: Lectured on the concept
of sustainable development and sustainable
transportation in three different
MIT graduate courses.
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September 2003 – December 2003 •
MIT ESD, Technology & Policy Program
(TPP)
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Teaching Assistant: Introductory course
in technology and policy
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June 2002 – August 2002 •
University of Cambridge, Judge Business
School
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Assisted the Judge Business School
with the creation of a new Master’s
degree program in Technology Policy
funded by the Cambridge-MIT Institute
(CMI)
Policy/Government
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Office of the Secretary of Transportation
(OST), U.S. DOT
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August 2004 • Briefed senior
transportation officials on the concept
of sustainable development/transportation.
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June 2003 – August 2003 •
Helped the OST organize the European
Conference of Ministers of Transport
(ECMT) workshop entitled “Fostering
Successful Implementation of Sustainable
Urban Travel Policies.”
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June 2001 – August 2001 •
Prepared sections of a policy document
explaining the U.S. DOT’s position
regarding reauthorization of the surface
Transportation Equity Act for the
21st Century (TEA-21). Developed recommendations
for the inclusion of sustainable transportation
policies/legislation in the reauthorization
of TEA-21.
Engineering/Consulting
- September
1999 – July 2000 • Halcrow,
Transport Business Group
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Helped develop a new series of highway
maintenance performance specifications
required as part of the UK Highways
Agency’s new strategy to establish
performance specified maintenance
contracts.
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July 1998 – September 1998 •
Halcrow, Water Business Group
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Tested and commissioned a major sewerage
pumping station as part of the $200
million Barcelona Sewerage Rehabilitation
Project in Venezuela.
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July 1996 – September 1996 •
Halcrow, Consulting Business Group
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Prepared status reports for the Chief
Executive of Halcrow Water on the
development of an asset management
and maintenance model used to predict
the operational and capital expenditure
required to maintain/improve a city’s
water distribution.
Dissertation
Title:
Understanding and Applying the Concept of
Sustainable Development to Transportation
Planning and Decision-making in the U.S.
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email: rphall
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phone: 617.258.9349
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Mo-Han
Hsieh
Academic Background
- 2008 • MIT, ESD: Ph.D. in Engineering Systems
- 2002 • Georgia Institute of Technology:
M.S. in Industrial Engineering
- 1999 • National Taiwan University:
M.S. in Structural Engineering
- 1997 • National Taiwan University:
B.S. in Civil Engineering
Abbreviated CV:
- United Parcel Service (UPS) International
Inc.
- Sinon Orchid Corporation • Beijing,
China
Dissertation Title:
Standards as Interdependent Artifacts: the Case of the Internet
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email: mohan76
"at" mit.edu
phone: 617.253.3054
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Kenneth
Guang-Lih Huang
Academic Background:
- 2006 • MIT, ESD: Ph.D. in Technology,
Management, & Policy
- 2003 • MIT, ESD: S.M. in Technology
& Policy (TPP)
- 2001 • Johns Hopkins University:
B.S. in Biomedical Engineering; B.S. in
Electrical Engineering; & Minor in
Mathematics
Abbreviated CV:
- 2006 – Present • Singapore
Management University, Lee Kong Chian
School of Business
- Assistant Professor of Management
- 2005 – 2006 • MIT Sloan
School of Management, Sloan Fellows Program
- Teaching Instructor: Statistics for
Managers
- 2003 – 2006 • MIT Sloan
School of Management, Entrepreneurship
Center
- Research Assistant
- Teaching Assistant: M. B.A. course
"Strategic Decision Making for the Sciences"
- 2003 • University of Cambridge,
UK, Judge Business School
- Visiting Research Scholar
- Co-developed two graduate technology
policy/M. B.A. courses
- 2002 – Present • Consulting
- Charles River Laboratories
- Helicos BioSciences Corporation
- Master Card International
Dissertation Title:
Innovation in the Life Sciences: the Impact
of Intellectual Property Rights on Scientific
Knowledge Diffusion, Accumulation and Utilization
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Kenneth Guang-Lih Huang
email: kennethhuang
"at" alum.mit.edu
work address:
Singapore Management University
Lee Kong Chian School of Business
50 Stamford Road #05-01
Singapore 178899, Singapore
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Konstantinos
Kalligeros
Academic
Background:
- June
2006 • MIT, ESD: Ph.D. in
Engineering Systems
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Massachusetts Institute of Technology
(MIT)
Cambridge, USA Sep.00 - Jun.02
Master of Science in Civil and Environmental
Engineering,
Center for Construction Research and
Education
GPA 4.9/5
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National Technical University Athens
(NTUA)
Athens, Greece
Sep.95 - Jun.00
Diploma, Structural Engineering (5-yr.)
Dissertation
Title:
Using real options for engineering systems
design: framework, applicability and limitations
(tentative)
Research
Description:
Optimization of option contract portfolios
is closely related to recent scientific
efforts in design optimization of engineering
systems for flexibility in a strategic time
scale. Similar research is noted in stochastic
optimization literature.
The
initial (and current) aspiration is to develop
a framework in which option-like characteristics
can be optimized in engineering systems
design.
Personal
Website:
http://web.mit.edu/kkall/www/index.htm
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email: kkall
"at" mit.edu
phone: 617.968.0248
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Andjelka
Kelic
Academic
Background:
- 2005
• MIT, ESD: Ph.D. in Technology,
Management, & Policy
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1998 • MIT, ESD: SM in Technology
& Policy and in Aeronautics &
Astronautics
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1995 • University of Michigan:
BS in Aerospace Engineering and in Politcal
Science
Abbreviated
CV:
- Present
• Sandia National Laboratories,
Critical Infrastructures Modeling and
Simulation Group
- August
1997 - February 2006 • MIT's Information
Systems & Technology
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Residential Networking Coordinator
& Security Analyst: Experience
complimented her thesis in residential
networking.
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Lockheed Martin
-
Ford Motor Company
-
National Air & Space Museum
Dissertation
Title:
Networking Technology Adoption: System Dynamics
Modeling of Fiber-to-the-Home
Personal
Website:
http://web.mit.edu/sly/www/
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October 2005
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Andjelka Kelic
email: sly
"at" mit.edu
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