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Professor Geoffrey Boothroyd gained a BSc in 1957, a PhD in 1962 for research into the temperature generated in metal cutting, and a DSc from the University of London, UK, in 1974 for research into manufacturing engineering. After his first degree, he spent ten years in the UK heavy-engineering industry, mainly in engineering design. He then became a reader in mechanical engineering at the University of Salford, UK, and manufacturing engineering. In 1967, he joined the University of Massachusetts, USA, and acted as a consultant to various machine-tool, cutting-tool and automation-equipment industries. He moved to the University of Rhode Island, USA, in 1985, where he develops research and teaching programmes in manufacturing engineering.
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