The United States still produces a great deal of promising basic research and technological innovation; what is needed is a better sense of how to translate those advances into economic growth and new jobs. Read more about MIT's work on advanced manufacturing
Neil Gershenfeld, director of the MIT Center for Bits and Atoms, and Robert Atkinson, founder and president of the Information Technology and Innovation Foundation, discuss the potential role of localized 3-D printing in manufacturing.
Prof. David Simchi-levi, Leslie Sheppard, MIT Forum for Supply Chain Innovation
Kripa K. VaranasiDoherty Chair in Ocean UtilizationAssociate Professor of Mechanical EngineeringRead more: http://varanasi.mit.edu
MIT professors and alumni shed light on advanced manufacturing and the promise it holds to inject new vitality into sectors of the economy thought to be in decline and to position America again as a world leader in manufacturing. Part two includes: Marcie Black '94, ...
MIT professors and alumni shed light on advanced manufacturing and the promise it holds to inject new vitality into sectors of the economy thought to be in decline and to position America again as a world leader in manufacturing. Part one includes: Remarks by Brian ...
Rodney Brooks, Chairman and CTO of Heartland Robotics; Panasonic Professor of Robotics Emeritus, MIT CSAIL Keynote speaker at MIT LGO conference on "The Future of Manufacturing in the U.S." (May 8, 2012) Recent economics have dictated that our lowest-cost goods ...
David Simchi-Levi, LGO faculty co-director and professor of civil and environmental engineering and engineering systems Keynote speaker at MIT LGO conference on "The Future of Manufacturing in the U.S." (May 8, 2012) A growing number of U.S. executives are repatriating ...
Jeffrey Turner, President and CEO of Spirit AeroSystems, Inc. Keynote speaker at MIT LGO conference on "The Future of Manufacturing in the U.S." (May 8, 2012) The current environment presents substantial challenges to U.S.-based, labor-intensive manufacturing, yet ...
Charles Fine, Chrysler LGO Professor of Management and Engineering Systems at MIT Wrap-up speaker at MIT LGO conference on "The Future of Manufacturing in the U.S." (May 8, 2012)
Cindy Estrada, VP of United Auto Workers Keynote speaker at MIT LGO conference on "The Future of Manufacturing in the U.S." (May 9, 2012) This talk explores labor's role in the manufacturing economy in the wake of the financial crisis, and in particular the ...
John Bryson, U.S. Secretary of Commerce Keynote speaker at MIT LGO conference on "The Future of Manufacturing in the U.S." (May 9, 2012) Secretary John Bryson helps lead the federal government's efforts in support of American manufacturing as co-chair of the White ...
Joseph Jiminez, CEO of Novartis Keynote speaker at MIT LGO conference on "The Future of Manufacturing in the U.S." (May 9, 2012) The future of manufacturing in the U.S. is at a critical juncture. American manufacturing declined more in the last decade than during the ...
Olivier de Weck, Associate Professor of Aeronautics and Astronautics and Engineering Systems at MIT, PIE Executive Director Keynote speaker at MIT LGO conference on "The Future of Manufacturing in the U.S." (May 8, 2012) In 2011 MIT embarked on a major new study ...
Robert Bradway, Chairman and CEO of Amgen Keynote speaker at MIT LGO conference on "The Future of Manufacturing in the U.S." (May 8, 2012) Scientists are working to develop new medicines for some of the world’s greatest health challenges. For biotechnology ...
Panel discussion at MIT LGO conference on "The Future of Manufacturing in the U.S." (May 8, 2012) Moderator: Daron Acemoglu (MIT) Panelists: James Breen (Johnson & Johnson), David Hardt (MIT), Narendra Mulani (Accenture), William Ruh (General Electric) ...
Panel discussion on what areas will innovation be most important in order for U.S. manufacturing to be competitive.
Panel discussion at MIT LGO conference on "The Future of Manufacturing in the U.S." (May 8, 2012) Moderator: William D. Green (Accenture) Panelists: Denise Johnson (Caterpillar), Cindy Estrada (United Auto Workers), Thomas Kochan (MIT), Diana Tremblay ...
Diana Tremblay, Global Chief Manufacturing Officer, General Motors, at the MIT LGO conference on "The Future of Manufacturing in the U.S." (May 8, 2012)
Abstract Join the MIT Leaders for Global Operations program for a special web seminar with Denise Johnson, LGO Class of 1997 (SM Mechanical Engineering, MBA). Denise will bring her 25+ year career in the automotive and heavy equipment industries to the upcoming MIT LGO ...
