Neil Wasserman
About Neil Wasserman
Neil Wasserman is an Adjunct Professor in Computer Science at George Washington University, where he specializes in blockchain education and consulting. He holds a doctorate in the History of Science from Harvard University and has extensive experience in IT strategy and project management across various organizations.
Work at The George Washington University
Neil Wasserman has served as an Adjunct Professor in Computer Science at The George Washington University since 2017. In this role, he engages in teaching and evangelism focused on blockchain technology. His work involves educating students on the applications of blockchain in various fields, including healthcare and governance.
Education and Expertise
Neil Wasserman holds a doctorate in the History of Science from Harvard University. He studied graduate physics at both Cornell University and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Additionally, he conducted graduate research at Københavns Universitet. His educational background supports his expertise in technical innovation and blockchain technology.
Professional Background
Wasserman has a diverse professional background spanning over 25 years in IT strategic planning, enterprise architecture, and systems analysis. He worked at Unisys Corp. in various roles, including Senior Project Manager for the Federal Department of Transportation and Worldwide Director for Practice Development. He also served as President of HealthCentive Corp. from 2010 to 2012.
Research and Publications
While working as a Research Associate at Harvard Business School, Neil Wasserman authored a book on technical innovation and contributed to several teaching cases and research papers. His research interests include the intersection of blockchain technology and governance, particularly in disaster risk reduction projects.
Current Focus and Initiatives
In his current work, Wasserman focuses on the relationship between social behavior change and chronic disease risks. He teaches and consults on blockchain strategy, emphasizing its application in healthcare and patient engagement. His involvement in projects related to disaster risk reduction highlights his commitment to leveraging technology for societal benefit.