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Diane Bailey
Assistant Professor
Management Science and Engineering Office: Terman
428 | Phone: 650-723-3821 | Fax: 650-723-1614
Email: diane.bailey @ stanford.edu
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Diane E. Bailey is Assistant
Professor of Management Science and Engineering
at Stanford University and a member of Stanford’s
Center for Work, Technology and Organization. Her research examines
the interplay between work and technology in highly technical settings
and occupations. Currently, she and Stanford colleague Steve Barley
are leading a five-year study that examines the impact of sophisticated
mathematical techniques and tools on automotive engineering design
and analysis. This project follows a three-year field study that
investigated the role of technology in engineering work among structural
engineers in building design and hardware engineers in microprocessor
design. Professor Bailey’s other research interests include
telework, knowledge, learning, and work teams.
Professor Bailey was the first industrial engineer to be invited to
a Frontiers of Engineering symposium, an annual meeting of sixty early-career
engineers hosted by the National Academy of Engineering. In 1998, she
was selected as one of thirty American engineers to attend the first
German-American Frontiers of Engineering Symposium, held in Dresden,
Germany. She was granted a National Science Foundation CAREER award
in 1997 from the Design, Manufacture, and Industrial Innovation Division
to study teams, task, and technology in semiconductor manufacturing.
Diane holds a Ph.D. in Industrial Engineering and Operations Research
from the University of California, Berkeley. Prior to joining the Stanford
faculty in 1998, she was on the faculty in the Department of Industrial
and Systems Engineering at the University of Southern California. She
has won teaching awards at both institutions.
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