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Included below are a collection of photos capturing the Global Engineering and Entrepreneurship @ Duke faculty, staff and students. Right-click these photos and select "Save Picture As..." to download high resolution versions of the images.

Co-Authors on Intellectual Property, The Immigration Backlog, and a Reverse Brain-Drain: America's New Immigrant Entrepreneurs Part III

Coauthors (from left to right), Pratt Executive in Residence and Harvard Wertheim Fellow Vivek Wadhwa,
New York University Professor Guillermina Jasso,
Project Manager and Harvard Wertheim Fellow Ben Rissing,
Duke University Professor Gary Gereffi, and
Harvard University Economics Professor and Director Richard Freeman.

 

Vivek Wadhwa and Ben Rissing

Coauthors Vivek Wadhwa and Ben Rissing. Wadhwa and Rissing are currently Wertheim Fellows
with the Labor and Worklife Program at Harvard Law School.

 

Vivek Wadhwa Pratt Executive in Residence and Wertheim Fellow Vivek Wadhwa is currently an Executive in Residence with the Pratt School of Engineering's Master of Engineering Management Program. He is also a Wertheim Fellow with the Labor and Worklife Program at the Harvard Law School.

Ben Rissing Project Manager and Wertheim Fellow Ben Rissing is the Project Manager of the Global Engineering and Entrepreneurship @ Duke research Group. Rissing is currently a Wertheim Fellow with the Harvard Law School's Labor and Worklife Program. For the last two years, Rissing has explored globalization and engineering business as a Research School with Duke University.

 

Gary Gereffi, with a team from the Center for Globalization, Governance and Competitiveness at Duke University

Dr. Gary Gereffi is a Sociology Professor at Duke University and Director of the Center for
Globalization, Governance and Competitiveness (CGGC) at Duke University. Dr. Gereffi is seen here
with CGGC Program Director Mike Hensen and a team of students.

 

The Global Engineering and Entrepreneurship @ Duke Research Team after Presenting at the National Academy of Engineering

In October of 2006, the Global Engineering and Entrepreneurship @ Duke research group presented its findings on
engineering outsourcing and multinational business trends to the National Academies of Science in Washington DC.

 

Ben Rissing, Project Manager and Wertheim Fellow Ben Rissing is the Project Manager of the Global Engineering and Entrepreneurship @ Duke research Group. Rissing is currently a Wertheim Fellow with the Harvard Law School's Labor and Worklife Program. For the last two years, Rissing has explored globalization and engineering business as a Research School with Duke University.

Ben Rissing Lecture Duke Research Scholar and Project Manager Ben Rissing lectures on engineering workforces and US competitiveness.

 

The Spring 2007 Global Engineering and Entrepreneurship @ Duke Research Team

The Global Engineering and Entrepreneurship @ Duke research group is composed of faculty,
staff and students from Duke University's Pratt School of Engineering and Sociology Department

 

The Fall 2006 Global Engineering and Entrepreneurship @ Duke Research Team

The Global Engineering and Entrepreneurship @ Duke research group is composed of faculty,
staff and students from Duke University's Pratt School of Engineering and Sociology Department

 

The Spring 2006 Global Engineering and Entrepreneurship @ Duke Research Team

The Global Engineering and Entrepreneurship @ Duke research group is composed of faculty,
staff and students from Duke University's Pratt School of Engineering and Sociology Department.

 

Global Engineering and Entrepreneurship Team Meeting

Duke Executive in Residence Vivek Wadhwa and Duke Research Scholar Ben Rissing discuss projects with an international team of graduate student researchers.