1. Industry, innovation, and entrepreneurship, in graduate education and research. In Education: Master of Engineering in Manufacturing Program In Research: Medical Electronic Device Realization Center Brian W. Anthony, PhD

2. MITCompany Students MEng in Manufacturing MITCompany Employees MEDRC Challenges, Perspectives

3. MASTER OF ENGINEERING IN MANUFACTURING PROGRAM

4. MengM Curriculum Elements Manufacturing PhysicsManufacturing Physics –Processes, Machines, Assembly, Process Control Manufacturing SystemsManufacturing Systems –Factory Design and Control –Supply Chain Design and Control Design and ManufacturingDesign and Manufacturing –Design for Manufacturing –Product Development Process Management and Global ManufacturingManagement and Global Manufacturing –Management for Engineers –Seminar in Global Manufacturing Group Projects in IndustryGroup Projects in Industry Group Project Individual Work Team Work Mfg. Physics Mfg. Systems Prod. Design Business

5. What is the MEng in Manufacturing? One Year, Non-Research Graduate DegreeOne Year, Non-Research Graduate Degree Comprehensive Manufacturing CurriculumComprehensive Manufacturing Curriculum Taken as a CohortTaken as a Cohort Emphasis on Using Engineering BackgroundEmphasis on Using Engineering Background Introduction of the Systems PerspectiveIntroduction of the Systems Perspective Project-Based, and Team-Based CurriculumProject-Based, and Team-Based Curriculum Strong Industry ConnectionStrong Industry Connection –8 of 12 Months on Group Project in Industry.

6. Group Projects Based in a CompanyBased in a Company Teams of 3-4 StudentsTeams of 3-4 Students Solve Problem of Value to Company and Pedagogically Aligned with the DegreeSolve Problem of Value to Company and Pedagogically Aligned with the Degree During 8 of the 12 months of programDuring 8 of the 12 months of program Project Definition is Critical and Time ConsumingProject Definition is Critical and Time Consuming

7. Team: Linda Donoghue, Jackie Holmes, Kasra Namvari Advisor: Brian Anthony Project Objectives Identify opportunities for quality control improvement, focusing on the single-use cartridge Further understanding of physical processes and ability to predict expected behavior Benefits Enhanced test performance Improving manufacturability for clinical trial production and future full scale manufacturing

8. “Customer” Feedback Admissions InterviewsAdmissions Interviews –Passion for Manufacturing – “This Program Fits” Alumni CareersAlumni Careers –Majority of Graduates go to Manufacturing Firms –Focus on Operations: Flow, Quality, New Product Introductions, Supply ChainFlow, Quality, New Product Introductions, Supply Chain EmployersEmployers –MEngM students are …. “different….” –Ready to Have Impact Now –Team Players Ready to Lead

9. MEDRC Medical Electronic Device Realization Center

10. Model  MEDRC at MIT does Medical Electronic Device Graduate Research with strong interaction between medical device/microelectronics companies and physicians/clinicians early in the definition process

11. Application Areas and Examples Wearable DevicesWearable Devices –Vital signs monitors including cuffless blood pressure (Maxim) Minimally Invasive MonitorsMinimally Invasive Monitors –EEG measurements for Epilepsy patients Point-of-Care InstrumentsPoint-of-Care Instruments –“Lab on a Chip” for blood, urine, saliva analysis (Analog Devices) ImagingImaging –Smart Ultrasound to reduce technician training (GE) Data CommunicationData Communication –Body Area Network

12. Academic Research with Industry Collaboration Company members actively collaborate on targeted research projects.Company members actively collaborate on targeted research projects. Each Company, involved in a 3 year (3 graduate students, 2 PI) research project(s).Each Company, involved in a 3 year (3 graduate students, 2 PI) research project(s). Projects jointly defined by the Company Member, MIT researchers, and medical cliniciansProjects jointly defined by the Company Member, MIT researchers, and medical clinicians Company members are expected to participate in the research project, with MIT and Physicians by having personnel on-site at the Center FacilityCompany members are expected to participate in the research project, with MIT and Physicians by having personnel on-site at the Center Facility

13. MITCompany Students MEng in Manufacturing MITCompany Employees MEDRC Challenges, Perspectives