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The Brunel Lecture Series on Complex Systems, presented
by MIT's Engineering Systems Division (ESD), was made possible
by funds assembled and underwritten by Frank P. Davidson, convener
of the Channel Tunnel Study Group (1957). It was this group's
design, accomplished by agreement with Bechtel Corporation, Brown
& Root, Inc. and Morrison-Knudsen Company, Inc. in 1959, that
formed the basis of the subsea railway link now in service between
England and France.
Engineering Systems in the Service Sector: The Launch of the ATM and How It Revolutionized Personal Banking (2013)
By John Shepard Reed
Chairman of the MIT Corporation and Retired Chairman & CEO of Citigroup, Inc.
From the Ground Up: A Comprehensive Systems Approach to the Redesign of Engineering Education (2011)
By Richard K. Miller
President, Franklin W. Olin College of Engineering
The Financial Crisis, the Recession, and America’s Future: A Systemic Perspective (2010)
by Charles Ferguson
filmmaker, Inside Job
Liberty by Design: An Internet Practitioner's Perspective (2009)
by Alan Davidson
Director of Goverment Relations and Public Policy for Google
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on MIT World
From
IT to Cleantech: New Sources of Innovation (2008)
by Shai Agassi
Founder and CEO, Better Place
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on MIT World
Process
Improvement in the Rarified Environment of Academic Medicine
(2007)
by Paul F. Levy
President and Chief Executive Officer of Beth Israel Deaconess
Medical Center
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on MIT World
Educating
Engineers for 2020 and Beyond (2006)
by Dr. Charles M. Vest
President Emeritus and Professor of Mechanical Engineering
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on MIT World
The
21st Century is about Engineering, Systems, and Society (2005)
by Dr. A. Richard Newton
Dean of the College of Engineering at University of California
at Berkeley; Roy W. Carlson Professor of Engineering; Professor
of Electrical Engineering and Computer Sciences
Engineering
Engineering Systems (2004)
by Thomas L. Magnanti
Institute Professor
Dean, MIT School of Engineering
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on MIT World
The
Columbia Tragedy: System-Level Issues for Engineering (2003)
by Sheila Widnall
Member, Columbia Accident Investigation Board
Member, National Women's Hall of Fame
Institute Professor, Professor of Aeronautics, Astronautics, and
Engineering Systems, Engineering Systems Division, Massachusetts
Institute of Technology
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on MIT World
Living
with Catastrophic Terrorism: Can Science and Technology Make the
U.S. Safer? (2002)
by Lewis M. Branscomb
Co-chair, Committee on Science and Technology for Countering Terrorism,
National Research Council and Professor Emeritus, Public Policy
and Corporate Management, John F. Kennedy School of Government,
Harvard University
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on MIT World
Simple
Systems and Other Myths (2001)
by Norman R. Augustine
Former President, CEO, and Chairman and Current Chairman, Executive
Committee, Lockheed Martin Corporatio
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