Amy Smith
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Description
The first female Lemelson-MIT Student Prize winner, Amy Smith received a B.S. (1984) and an S.M. (1995) in Mechanical Engineering from MIT and is currently working toward a M.S. in Technology and Policy. She also won the National Inventor's Hall of Fame Collegiate Inventors Competition (1999). In 2001 Smith helped start the MIT IDEAS Competition to promote student innovation and inventiveness for community needs, which she currently directs.
Lectures:
lecture Energy for a Rapidly Evolving World as author at MIT Energy Short Course, together with: Henry D. Jacoby, Ronald G. Prinn, John B. Heywood, Karen R. Polenske, Leon R. Glicksman, 2975 views |
lecture The International Development Fair: The Human Factor at Work in the World as author at MIT World Series: The Human Factor, 2739 views |
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lecture A Genius for Change, and the Passion to Do It as moderator at MIT World Series: Soap Box, together with: Jules Walter, Kendra Johnson, Amos Winter, 2205 views |