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Innovation in Engineering
Education
Authors:
Krishna Vedula, Dean, Francis College
of Engineering
Mike Fiddy, Chair, Electrical
and Computer Engineering
Al Donatelli, Chair, Chemical and
Nuclear Engineering
Struan Robertson, Chair, Mechanical
Engineering
Bob Nunn, Chair, Plastics
Engineering
Rafael Moure-Eraso, Chair, Work
Environment |
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Addressing the Challenge
of Community Collaborations: Opportunities for Interdisciplinary Innovations
Author:
Linda Silka, Center for Family,
Work and Community |
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The Thermo Group and
Public Policy: A Distinct Model of Learning, Innovation and Development
Author:
William Mass, Center for Industrial
Competitiveness |
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Innovations in Incinerator
Policy in the Merrimack Valley
Author:
John MacDougall, Regional Economic
& Sustainable Development |
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Protection of Employee
Interests in the Workplace: The Decline of Unions and Possible Future Scenarios
Author:
Frederick Lewis, Political Science |
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Goods and Services for
an Innovative Economy: Does the Shift to Service Employment Support Sustainable
Prosperity?
Author:
William Lazonick, Center for Industrial
Competitiveness |
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Firm Interventions and
Sustainability: An Analysis
Authors:
Michael Best, College of Management
and Center for Industrial Competitiveness
Robert Forrant, Regional Economic
& Social Development |
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CEMOS: A Sustainable
Resource for Regional Industries in Electromagnetics and Photonics
Authors:
Michael Fiddy, Electrical and Computer
Engineering
Dikshitulu Kalluri, Electrical and
Computer Engineering |
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Indicators of Sustainable
Production: Measuring and Promoting Improvements
Authors:
Cathy Crumbley, Lowell Center for
Sustainable Production
Student:
Vesela Veleva, Graduate Student
Department of Work Environment |
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Administrative Support
for Applied Community Research
Author:
Nancy Kleniewski, Dean of Humanities
and Social Sciences. |
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