Shiri M. Breznitz
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- Breznitz, S. M., “From Ivory Tower to Industrial promotion: The Development of the
- 8-1: 26-30. Book Chapters: 2010 Breznitz, S. M. “Yale as a Regional Development Agent”, Rory
- 2009 Feldman, P. M. and S. M. Breznitz. “The American Experience in University
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- July 2005 The Cambridge Political Research Grant
- July 2004 The Cambridge Political Economy Research Grant
- October 2003 Cambridge Overseas Trust Fees Scholarship Multiyear scholarship
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- Military Service Research Diagnostician - Israeli Navy Languages
Shiri M. BreznitzAssistant Professor School of Public Policy Georgia Institute of Technology 685 Cherry Street 404-385-8574 Atlanta, GA 30332 - 0345 shiri.breznitz@pubpolicy.gatech.edu
Department of Geography PhD, 2008 Dissertation – University Technology Transfer: Changes and Impacts Supervisor – Dr. Mia Gray University of Massachusetts, Lowell Department of Regional Economic & Social Development Master of Arts, 2000 Thesis - The Geography of Industrial Districts: Why Does the Biotechnology Industry in Massachusetts Cluster in Cambridge? Supervisors – Professor Robert Forrant (Chair), Professor Chris Tilly Hebrew University, israel Department of Geography Department of Political Science Bachelor of Arts, 1996 ACADEMIC Appointments Georgia Institute of Technology, Atlanta, GA School of Public Policy Assistant Professor (January 2009 – Present)
Advance Network for Women Faculty. Research Affiliate (2009-present)
Department of Public Policy Post Doctorate Fellow (August 2008 – December 2008)
Institute of Higher Education Post Doctorate Fellow (October 2007 – July 2008)
Industrial Performance center Research Affiliate (2003 – Present)
science, technology, and innovation policy program Visiting Research Associate (2005 – 2007)
PublicationBooks:Breznitz, S. M. Fountain of Knowledge? University Technology Transfer and It’s Impacts. Revised & Resubmitted, Stanford University Press. Articles:
Industry.” Regional Studies. Revised & Resubmitted. 2010 Breznitz, S. M. and M. P. Feldman. The Engaged University. Journal of Technology Transfer. Forthcoming. 2010 Breznitz, S. M. and M. P. Feldman. The Larger Role of the University in Economic Development Introduction to the Special issue. Journal of Technology Transfer. Forthcoming. 2010 Breznitz, S. M. “Improving or impairing? Following technology transfer changes at the University of Cambridge.” Regional Studies. Forthcoming. 2008 Breznitz, S. M., R. O’Shea, and T. Alan. “The Role of Research Universities in the Development of Regional Bioclusters: A Study of MIT and Yale Commercialization Strategies.” Journal of Product Innovation Management. Vol 25, 129-142.
Biotechnology Cluster in New Haven, CT.” Revue dEconomie Industrielle.n°120, 4eme trimester, 115-134.2006 Breznitz, S. M. and W. Anderson. “Boston Metropolitan Area Biotechnology Cluster.” The Canadian Journal of Regional Science. 28-2: 249-264.
8-1: 26-30.Book Chapters: 2010 Breznitz, S. M. “Yale as a Regional Development Agent”, RoryO'Shea and Thomas Alan editors, Building Technology Transfer in Research Universities: An Entrepreneurial Approach. Cambridge University Press.2009 Feldman, P. M. and S. M. Breznitz. “The American Experience in UniversityTechnology Transfer”, in Maureen McKelvey Magnus Holm, editors, Learning to Compete in European Universities : From Social Institution to Knowledge Business. Edward Elgar Press. Edited Journals and Books: 2010 Breznitz, S. M. and M. P. Feldman Eds. The Larger Role of the University in Economic Development Special issue. Journal of Technology Transfer. Accepted. OTHER PUBLICATIONSWorking Papers:2009 Breznitz, S. M. “Are One Track Pony Clusters Sustainable? The Israeli Biotechnology Industry.” Industry Studies Association. Working Paper Series 2009 Number WP-2009-6.
and the Biotechnology Cluster in New Haven, Connecticut.” Shmuel Neeman Institute for advanced Studies, Technion, Israel. STE – WP 28 2004 Breznitz, S. M. and W. Anderson. “Boston Metropolitan Area Biotechnology Cluster.” Center for Transportation Studies Boston University. WP # CTS2004E Ad-hoC journal reviewerJournal of Science and Public Policy Economic Geography Research Policy Journal of Business Venturing Journal of Product Innovation Management Journal of Technology Transfer Journal of Small Business Management Environment and Planning C: Government and Policy Presentations April 2011 Separating the head from the body? American Association of Geographers, Seattle, WA.
Atlanta, GA. December, 2010 From Idea to Marketplace-Knowledge Management Processes. International Economic Development Council Annual Training: Technology-Led Economic Development. Atlanta, GA.
Technology Transfer Society (T2S) Meetings, Washington D.C. November 2010 Cluster Sustainability: Israel and the Biotechnology Industry, The 2010 APPAM Fall Conference, Boston, Massachusetts. February 2010 Cluster Sustainability in Peripheral Regions: Israel and Finland’s Biotechnology Industry. National University of Ireland, Galway. April 2009 New Measures: Universities and Their Local Region. Workshop on Exploring the Role of the University in Economic Development. University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill. Workshop Convener and Paper Presenter.
Regional Economic Development. American Association of Geographers Annual Meeting. .Las Vegas, NV. Paper Presenter and Session Convener.
. Brooklyn.NY. .November 2007 Are One Molecule Companies a Sustainable Industry? The Case of the Israeli Biotechnology Industry. Regional Science Association International. Savannah, GA. October 2007 Is Technology Transfer Enough? The 2007 Technology Transfer Society (T2S) Meetings, Palm Desert, CA. August 2007 University Commercialization Strategies in the Development of Regional Bioclusters. Paper session. Academy of Management. Philadelphia, PA. June 2007 The University as a Regional Development Agent. Helsinki University of Technology Conference on Industry Dynamics and Innovation Systems. Helsinki, Finland. April 2007 How Do Power Struggles Impact the Technology Transfer Ability of the University? Reflections from Cambridge, UK. American Association of Geographers. San Francisco, CA. November 2006 More Active, Less Effective? University Policy and the Biotechnology Industry in Cambridge, UK. Regional Studies Association. London, UK. November 2006 The Role of Research Universities in the Development of Regional Bioclusters: A Study of Yale University and MIT Commercialization Strategies. 2006 Kauffman Foundation and IEI Research Conference on Technology Commercialization and Entrepreneurship. Kansas City, MO. September 2006 University Policy and the Biotechnology Industry in Cambridge, UK. Panel on University, Entrepreneurship and the Firm: Academia and Economic Development. Technology Transfer Society. Atlanta, GA. Paper Presenter and Panel Convener. August 2006 The Creative University. Session: Economies of Enterprise, Innovation and Creativity .The Royal Geographical Society. London, UK. August 2006 Transforming a University – Transforming a Region. Symposium: Building Technology, Technology Transfer within Research Universities. Academy of Management. Atlanta, GA.
Geographers. Chicago, IL. February 2006 Universities as Social Agents. The Institute of Higher Education University of Georgia, Athens, GA. November 2005 The University as a Regional Development Agent: Cambridge, Yale, and the Biotechnology Clusters. Innovations in Economic Development Forum, the Georgia Tech School of Public Policy and Georgia Tech Economic Development and Technology Ventures. Atlanta, GA.
Association of Geographers. Philadelphia, PA. Awards and ScholarshipsMay 2010 Georgia Tech Center for International Research Grant Business Education & Research (GT CIBER)
Georgia Institute of Technology April 2010 Georgia Institute of technology, IAC Incentives for seeking Ivan Allen College (ISERF) extramural research funding July 2005 The Cambridge Political Research GrantEconomy Society Trust Scholarship Cambridge Journal of Economics December 2004 The Samuel Neaman Institute Research GrantFor Advanced Studies August 2004 Worts Travelling Scholars Award Travel GrantJuly 2004 The Cambridge Political Economy Research GrantSociety Trust Scholarship Cambridge Journal ofEconomics.March 2004 The Philip Lake Fund II Research Grant November 2003 Pillman Scholarship Travel GrantOctober 2003 ORS Award Multiyear scholarship given to international postgraduates students of outstanding merit
providing the universitycomposition fee completingthe ORS awardMay 2000 Alan D. and Susan Lewis Solomont Fund Merit ScholarshipRESEARCH PROJECTS, WORKSHOPS, AND PROFESSIONAL REPORTS2008 – 2008 The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation Department of Public Policy, University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill Post-Doctorate Researcher, TTO Structure, Scope and Resources. 2007 - 2008 The US-Israel Science and Technology Commission and the Israel Office of the Chief Scientist The Samuel Neaman Institute, Technion Researcher, Vision & Strategy for Israel in the next 25 Years
University of Cambridge Research Assistant, The Regional Impact of the Information Society on Employment and Integration (RISESI) 2002 - 2003 Industrial Performance Center (IPC) Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) Researcher, Local Innovation Project Researcher, Globalization Project 2001 – 2002 Hunt Alternative Fund Researcher, Democratic Literacy Project Report: Catalog of Democratic Literacy and Immigrant Organizations
University of Massachusetts, Lowell Research Assistant, Innovation and Organizational Learning Project in the Telecom Industry 1999 - 2000 The Labor Extension Program University of Massachusetts, Lowell Research and Technical Assistant, mapping unionized and non-unionized industries
TEACHING experienceFall 2009 – Present School of Public Policy Georgia Institute of Technology Senior Seminar PUBP 4060 with Dr. Kingsley Economic Development Policy and Planning PUBP 4260 Regions, Technology, and Policy PUBP 4617 Michaelmas 2004 Department of Geography University of Cambridge Supervisor, Understanding the Economy: Contemporary Geographies of Capitalism
2002 - 2002 Freelance Researcher – Fleet BankAnalyzing various qualitative and quantitative data and conducting in-depth interviews 2000 - 2001 Finance Manager - Charlotte’s Networks, Inc A telecommunication firm developing multi-service terabit routers 1996 – 1998 Manager of Health, Travel, and Foreign Workers Department Shiloah-Harel Insurance Company Military Service
LanguagesFluent in English and Hebrew; proficient in Romanian; and basic knowledge in ArabicProfessional MembershipIndustry Studies Association (ISA) Academy of Management (AOM) Technology Transfer Society (T2S) American Association of Geographers (AAG) Regional Studies Association (RSA) Directory: files files -> Answer True False 2 points Question 2 files -> Integer programming and game theory files -> 4 Integer Programming files -> Bpa vehicle Window Repair Scenario #1 task: Procure vehicle window relacement. Objective files -> Pop Warner History files -> North Carolina Inclusion Initiative Mapping Where Children with ieps are Being Served Purpose files -> Fall 2013 Spring 2014 Program Data: Standard 1 Exhibit 4d files -> Hanban – asia society confucius classrooms network 2010 request for proposal files -> Northern England’s set-jetting locations Download 52.95 Kb. Share with your friends:
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