| First Name | Qi |
| Middle Initial | D. |
| Last Name | Van Eikema Hommes |
| Full Name | Qi D. Van Eikema Hommes |
| Tagline | Research Associate |
| Title | Research Scientist |
| Description | Dr. Van Eikema Hommes |
| Address | 77 Massachusetts Ave., E40-381 Cambridge, MA 02139 |
| Phone | Phone: 617.253.8973 |
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| First Name | Randolph |
| Middle Initial | E. |
| Last Name | Kirchain |
| Full Name | Randolph E. Kirchain |
| Tagline | Principal Research Scientist, Materials Systems Laboratory |
| Title | Principal Research Scientist, Materials Systems Laboratory |
| Description | Dr. Kirchain received a Ph.D. from MIT. His research focuses on the environmental and economic implications of materials selection. The choice of material potentially has sweeping implications on the realization of a product. Materials affect not only properties, but also dictate available production processes, and therefore the physical constraints within which a designer must work. Similarly, the synergism of design, materials, and process affect the environmental impacts associated with a product |
| Address | 77 Massachusetts Ave. Building E38-432 Cambridge, MA 02139-4307 |
| Phone | Phone: 617.253.4258 |
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| First Name | Paul |
| Middle Initial | A. |
| Last Name | Lagac_ |
| Full Name | Paul A. Lagac_ |
| Tagline | Margaret MacVicar Faculty Fellow, Professor of Aeronautics and Astronautics and Engineering Systems |
| Title | Margaret MacVicar Faculty Fellow Professor of Aeronautics and Astronautics and Engineering Systems |
| Description | Dr. Lagac_ received his Ph.D. from MIT. Upon joining the faculty in 1982, he concentrated his work in the areas of mechanics, fracture, longevity, damage resistance, and damage tolerance of composite materials and their structures. He has published widely on these topics and on general topics related to composite materials and their structures. With this work and his extensive cooperation with industry as background, he has been an initiator and key leader of an effort to improve the methodology for the design and certification of composite structures via the recognition and associated modeling of the various lengthscales involved in the behavior of composite structures. In later years, he broadened his areas of engagement to include overall views of engineering systems, with particular emphasis on effects of technology. Dr. Lagac_ has taught courses in the areas of mechanics of materials and structures, with special emphasis on composite materials and their structures, and has developed courses dealing with manufacturing with composite materials and advanced topics in composite materials and structures. With James Mar, he developed the video course series "Composite Materials." More recently he developed a course on "Systems Thinking" and a freshman course on the "Essentials of Engineering". Dr. Lagac_ has received departmental and Institute awards for excellence in undergraduate teaching, and is a MacVicar Faculty Fellow. He is a member of several societies including being a fellow of the ASTM, a fellow of the AIAA, a fellow of the ASC, and an ICCM World Fellow of Composites. He has served for six years as the president of the International Committee on Composite Materials, and has received various awards. He also serves as a consultant to industry and as a participant on various governmental committees. |
| Address | 77 Massachusetts Ave. Room 33-310 Cambridge, MA 02139-4307 |
| Phone | Phone: 617.253.3628 Fax: 617.253.0361 |
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| First Name | Thomas |
| Middle Initial | A. |
| Last Name | Kochan |
| Full Name | Thomas A. Kochan |
| Tagline | George Maverick Bunker Professor of Management, Professor of Engineering Systems, Codirector of Institute for Work and Employment Research at MIT Sloan School, Codirector of MIT Workplace Center |
| Title | George Maverick Bunker Professor of Management Professor of Engineering Systems Co-director, Institute for Work and Employment Research at MIT Sloan School of Management Chair of the Faculty, MIT, 2009 |
| Description | Thomas A. Kochan is the George Maverick Bunker Professor of Management at MIT's Sloan School of Management and Co-Director of both the MIT Workplace Center and of the Institute for Work and Employment Research. He came to MIT in 1980 as a Professor of Industrial Relations. From 1988 to 1991 he served as Head of the Behavioral and Policy Sciences Area in the Sloan School. Prof. Kochan came to MIT from Cornell University where he was on the faculty of the School of Industrial and Labor Relations from 1973 to 1980. In 1973, he received his Ph.D. in Industrial Relations from the University of Wisconsin. Since then he has served as a third-party mediator, fact finder, and arbitrator and as a consultant to a variety of government and private sector organizations and labor-management groups. He was a consultant for one year to the Secretary of Labor in the Department of Labor |
| Address | 100 Main Street Building E62-334 Cambridge, MA 02142 |
| Phone | Phone: 617.253.6689 |
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| First Name | Donald |
| Middle Initial | |
| Last Name | Lessard |
| Full Name | Donald Lessard |
| Tagline | EPOCH Foundation Professor of International Management |
| Title | EPOCH Foundation Professor of International Management Professor of Global Economics and Management Professor of Engineering Systems |
| Description | Donald R. Lessard is the EPOCH Foundation Professor of International Management at the MIT Sloan School of Management. His research interests are on global strategic management, and project management, with an emphasis on managing in the face of uncertainty and risk and in the energy sector. He has published extensively on these topics in academic and professional journals, and is co-author of Strategic Management of Large Engineering Projects: Shaping Institutions, Risks, and Governance (MIT Press 2001 with Roger Miller). A member of the MIT faculty since 1973, Lessard has served as Deputy Dean of the Sloan School with responsibilities for research, international programs, and executive education; co-chair of the Energy Education Task Force that launched an Institute-wide undergraduate energy minor; and founding director of the MIT Executive MBA, the BP Projects and Engineering Academy, and the Li and Fung Executive Development Program. He also led the MIT-Merrill Lynch Partnership, MIT's first large-scale collaboration with a financial services firm. A leader in international management education, Lessard is a past President of the Academy of International Business and Dean of the Fellows of the Academy. He is a Senior Fellow of the Fung Global Institute, a Hong-Kong based think tank. A Senior Advisor to the Brattle Group, he has led major consulting assignments with firms, banks, and government agencies throughout the world. Lessard earned his BA in Latin American studies and his MBA and PhD in business administration from Stanford University. |
| Address | Office: E62-460 |
| Phone | Tel: (617) 253-6688 |
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