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Matt Brown, shares his career insights, including his experiences working at Tesla and on personal projects like the land speed car and the off-road Viper.
Cy Keener's work includes a range of data-based efforts to visualize diverse phenomena including ice, wind, rain, and ocean waves.
Steve Furber, Prof Emeritus at Univ of Manchester, discusses BBC Micro and SpiNNaker project modeling brain functions with a million ARM processors.
Celebrating International Women in Engineering Day with MacroFab's Kaylan Smith and Laura Manley discussing their journeys into engineering.
Special guests Chris Gammell and James Lewis, discuss various aspects of engineering career paths.
Delve into the fascinating world of Batman's utility belt. Tracing the evolution from its humble origins to its current complex design.
We’re joined by Alexander Vartanov, an electrical engineering student with a knack for hands-on projects.
Parker & Stephen dive into ethics with expert Kent Johnson Gray areas, moral dilemmas, & beyond in engineering Don't miss this!
A physicist and electrical engineering historian, tells human stories behind electricity's evolution. Learn from experiments and eccentric scientists.
The missing submarine near Titanic sparks discussion on using a gamepad, deep sea exploration regulations, and the need for backups in critical systems.
The engineering mind. Stephen and Parker discuss if the process engineers use to solve problems is inherent to engineers or is there something more?
Texas Instrument SOIC package oddities? Has Stephen unearthed some counterfeit components or is it just a new manufacturing process from TI?
Is grinding out math problems just busy work? Is the current state of Math class curriculum hampering the real life deployment of engineering skills?
A decade after graduating college, Stephen finally did a differential equation for his job! That is some real engineering I tell you what.
Need to brush up that resume or are you a fresh engineer graduate looking for your first job? This podcast episode is full of stuff you wanna hear!
Parker takes a look at some potential high temperature smart LEDs and Stephen rebuilds an amplifier.
Parker and Stephen hang out and chat with Elecia White and Christopher White of the Embedded.FM podcast!
Guest Derek Brodeur discusses YouTube, Doppler Shift, Growing Microchips, and Doritos Dust.
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