Ph.D.
Candidate (A.B.D.), Program in
Strategy, Entrepreneurship and Technological Change
Department of Engineering and Public Policy,
Carnegie Institute of Technology at Carnegie
Mellon University
Office: Porter Hall 126B
Phone: (412) 268-5607
E-mail: cwolter”AT”cmu.edu
Education
M.Sc., Engineering and Public
Policy - May 2005
Institution:
Advisor: Prof.
Francisco Veloso, Ph.D.
M.Eng., Mechanical Engineering,
concentration area: Solid Mechanics -
September 2001
Institution:
Pontifícia Universidade Católica do Rio de Janeiro (PUC-Rio), Brazil
Dissertation
title: An
introduction to model reduction through the Karhunen-Loève
expansion (in Portuguese)
Committee members:
President: Prof.
Rubens Sampaio, Ph.D. (Mathematics),
Prof. Marco
Antônio Grivet Mattoso Maia, Ph.D. (Cybernetics),
Prof. Fernando Alves Rochinha, D.Sc. (Mechanical Engineering), PUC-Rio
Prof. Marcelo Areias Trindade, Docteur (Structural
Mechanics and Coupled Systems), Conservatoire National des Arts et Métiers,
France
M.B.A., Corporate
Finances – December 2001
Institution: Institute of Business Administration and
Management (IAG),
Pontifícia Universidade Católica do Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
Engineer’s Degree,
Mechanical Engineering – December 1998
Institution:
Pontifícia Universidade Católica do Rio de Janeiro (PUC-Rio) , Brazil
Senior
project: On nonlinear ordinary differential equations (in Portuguese)
Advisor: Prof. Rubens Sampaio,
Ph.D.
Dissertation committee
Prof.
Francisco Veloso (Chair), Department of Engineering and Public Policy
Prof. Ashish Arora, H. John Heinz III
Prof.
David A. Hounshell, Department of History,
Department of Social and Decision Sciences, Department of Engineering and
Public Policy
Prof. Robert A. Lowe,
Department of Social and Decision Sciences
Recent publications
Journals
Wolter, C., Veloso, F.M. The effects of innovation on vertical
structure: perspectives on transaction costs and competences. Forthcoming
in the Acedemy of Management Review [PDF 186kB]
Under review
Wolter, C., Veloso, F.M. and Steinemann, P.P. Technological
diversification and economic performance: a within industry perspective
Working papers
Wolter, C., Veloso, F.M. The effects of
innovation on vertical structure: a conceptual computational model
Current research interests
Previous research interests
Coursework at Carnegie Mellon
Instructor: Ashish
Arora
Instructor: Lowell
J. Taylor
Instructor: M. Granger
Morgan
Instructor: Peter Thompson
Instructor: Jeff
Dominitz
Instructor: David
A. Hounshell
Instructor: Robert A. Lowe
Instructor: Jeff
Dominitz
Instructor: M. Granger
Morgan
Instructor: Steven Klepper
Instructor: Margaret Kyle
Instructor: Linda
Argote, William
J. McEvily Jr.
Instructor: Esther
Gal-Or
Instructor: Francisco Veloso
Instructor: Baruch Fischhoff and Edward S. Rubin
Publications in Mechanical Engineering
Journals:
Trindade, M.A.,
Wolter, C., and Sampaio R. Karhunen-Loève
decomposition of coupled axial/bending vibrations of beams subject to impacts. Journal
of Sound and Vibration, 279: 1015-1036, 2005. [PDF 1.33MB]
Wolter, C., Trindade,
M.A., and Sampaio R. Obtaining mode shapes through
the Karhunen-Loève expansion for
distributed-parameter linear systems. Shock and Vibration, 9:4-5,
pp. 177-192, 2002. [PDF 1.57MB]
Technical reports:
Plácido,
J.C.R., Santos, H.M.R., Galeano, Y.D. and Wolter, C. Drillstring vibration analysis and its
effects on drillstring integrity, wellbore stability and rate of penetration
(in Portuguese). Technical Report
PP-02.04.77, Network of Excellence in Well Engineering Technology (RETEP), Leopoldo Américo M. de Mello Research and
Grants and awards
(Research
grant, 2003-2007)
(Doctoral
Fellowship, 2003-2006)
(Master’s Honors Fellowship,
2000-2001)
(Travel
grant for exchange program with German universities, January – March, 2001)
(Master’s
Fellowship, 1999-2000)
(Best Undergraduate Paper Prize, Rio de Janeiro,
Brazil, May, 1998)
(Scientific Initiation
Scholarship, 1996-1998)
(Full-tuition
Scholarship, 1994-1998)
Work experience
Petrobras S.A. –
June 1998 – December 1998
Intern
at the Leopoldo Américo M.
de Mello Research and
-Worked in the Network of
Excellence in Well Engineering Technology (RETEP),
under the supervision of Dr. João Carlos Ribeiro Plácido, Ph.D. University of
-Evaluated theoretical and
computational models, as well as software for the study and suppression of
drillstring vibrations
Last
updated: August 28, 2007