This series features full-length, edited interviews with members of the applied mechanics and engineering science research community covering their careers and research areas of interest. The podcasts are created by the American Society of Mechanical Engineers (ASME) and hosted by Harry Dankowicz, Editor of Applied Mechanics Reviews and Professor of Mechanical Science and Engineering at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign.
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Best ASME podcasts we could find (updated August 2020)
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Updated August 2020
Updated August 2020
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The official podcast of ASME, The Association for the Study of Medical Education.
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Lely’s Chad Huyser on Automation Innovation in Dairy Farming
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Chad Huyser is the regional director and North America president of Lely International. Lely was founded in the Netherlands and, for over the last 70 years, has introduced new mechanized methods to help eliminate redundant processes or labor requirements on the farm, particularly in dairy farming. Lely’s latest Astronaut-5 is a milking unit that us…
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Girl Scouts CEO Sylvia Acevedo on Sparking STEM Curiosity
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The Chief Executive Officer at Girl Scouts of the USA, Sylvia Acevedo, is a woman engineer, rocket scientist, author, entrepreneur, and more. Since becoming the CEO, she has led the organization’s largest rollout of 125 new Girl Scout badges that include 42 new STEM badges such as cybersecurity, robotics, design thinking, coding, data analytics, an…
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Podcast: Simplifying Nonmetallic Pressure Piping Systems
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Metal pipes have dominated the pressure piping market for decades. Today, however, innovations in material science have resulted in companies considering plastic pipes that can support high pressures and temperatures. Many companies have started to shift from metal to plastic for several high-pressure applications across a range of industries. In t…
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The Future of IoT and STEM with IBM’s Lisa Seacat DeLuca
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Lisa Seacat DeLuca is a Distinguished Engineer and the director of IBM Watson’s Internet of Things division and one of their most prolific inventors, with more than 500 patents to her name. In this episode, she discusses the future of IBM’s IoT goals, how STEM is vital to the future of engineering, and how her works in children’s literature were in…
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Building Resilience into the Electrical Grid
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For decades, utilities have been concerned with reliability, which is a measure of how well the grid can avoid short-term blackouts. But resilience goes deeper and covers multiple, intersecting factors. It’s not just preparing to recover from devastating storms, but also taking steps to avoid a pandemic from incapacitating utility control rooms. To…
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Designing Next-Generation Bionic Limbs
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Mechanical Engineer Matt Carney, who recently completed his PhD at Massachusetts Institute of Technology, works at the MIT Media Lab Biomechatronics Group, where he designs and builds personalized bionic limbs. In this podcast, Carney discusses his interest in humanoid robots as well as the importance of design aesthetics and user experience in dev…
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Digital Solutions During the Coronavirus Pandemic
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Engineers are being forced to work remotely due to the COVID-19 pandemic. To help these engineers as they transition to the home environment, Siemens Digital Industries Software is looking to provide manufacturing solutions for those engineers working at home. By using the power of the Internet of Things, data analytics, and the digital twin, Sieme…
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Fast-Charging Batteries Depend on Nanotechnology
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Durable, fast-charging batteries are essential to the development of electric vehicles and evolution of the smart grid. StoreDot CEO Doron Myersdorf talks about the breakthrough in battery technology, eliminating carbon and using nano and other materials to make a battery that can charge an electronic device in 60 seconds. The next step is overcomi…
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Ventilation System to Prevent Virus Spread
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With no vaccine expected for Covid-19 anytime soon, preventing its spread could be as important as treating it. In this special edition of ASME TechCast, Managing Editor Chitra Sethi speaks with Professor Qingyan Chen, the James G. Dwyer Professor of Mechanical Engineering at Purdue University, who has researched the spread of viruses through venti…
Antleron nv is a Belgian life sciences firm building a living therapy factory designed to bring biomedical solutions to eventual commercialization. Most 4D materials and applications are still in research and development labs. CEO Jan Schrooten talks with ASME.org about building a process to produce 4D materials for medical applications that differ…
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Hannover Messe 2020 Preview: What to Expect
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Building Energy Resiliency in the Caribbean
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Siemens CEO Barbara Humpton on What’s Humanly Possible
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Skills You Will Need for Aerospace Careers of Future
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How Engineers Can Help Fight Climate Change
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Exploring Space and Inspiring Future Explorers
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The Past, Present, and Future of the Robotics Market
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Engineering the Apollo 11 Lunar Module
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Bill Nye the Science Guy on STEM, Feeding the World, and Things that Scare Him
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Breakthrough Could Bring New Cancer Treatment
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How a Young Engineer Helped A Wounded Marine
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The Benefits and Challenges of Developing Solar Farms and Grids
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MIT’s New Head of Mechanical Engineering, Evelyn Wang, on the Future of Education and Grand Challenges
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The New World of Biomaterials Opens Opportunities for Engineers
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How Engineers Close Communication Gaps with New Colleagues
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Building the Case for a Diversified Engineering Workforce
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Applied Mechanics Reviews Audio Interview: Prof. Kenneth Liechti
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Prof. Ken Liechti of University of Texas at Austin is an award-winning authority on the mechanics of interfaces, describing bonding, unbonding, and crack propagation using innovative experimental techniques with applications to thin film mechanics and graphene transfer. Pipe Major Emeritus of the Silver Thistle Pipes and Drums band out of Austin, L…
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A conversation with Prof. Wei Chen from Northwestern University
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Prof. Wei Chen of Northwestern University is a pillar of the ASME design automation and design engineering communities and an exceptionally prolific contributor to the science of engineering design since obtaining her PhD in 1995. This AMR audio interview reflects on her long record of professional service, most recently as Editor of the Journal of…
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A conversation with Prof. Emeritus Simon Ostrach from Case Western Reserve University
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Recognized by NASA as a giant in heat transfer research, Prof. Simon Ostrach received the inaugural ASME Heat Transfer Division Memorial Award in 1975 and attained membership in the National Academy of Engineering in 1978 for his fundamental discoveries in the field of buoyancy-driven convection. This AMR audio interview paints a remarkable picture…
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A conversation with Prof. Rodney Clifton from Brown University
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Prof. Rodney Clifton is among the pioneers in the development of experimental techniques for characterizing high-strain-rate material response, recognized with membership in the National Academy of Engineering in 1989 and the ASME Timoshenko Medal in 2000. This AMR audio interview tells his story from a modest background in a one-room country schoo…
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A conversation with Prof. Thomas J.R. Hughes from The University of Texas at Austin
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Prof. Thomas J.R. Hughes is a leading authorityin engineering science and appliedmechanics, recognized for his ground-breakingcontributions to the computer-aided analysis of problemsin fluid and solid mechanics. This AMR audio interview explores hisexperiences at the interfaces between research and design, academiaand industry, and innovation and i…
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A conversation with Prof. Gábor Stépán from the Budapest University of Technology and Economics
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Prof. Gábor Stépán is the 2015 recipient of the ASME Thomas K. Caughey Dynamics Award in recognition of his seminal contributions to the analysis of stability of delay-differential equations with application to machine-tool vibrations, robot dynamics and control, wheel shimmy, and human balancing. This AMR audio interview depicts a research and edu…
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A conversation with Prof. Melany Hunt from the California Institute of Technology
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Prof. Melany Hunt's research concerns the dynamics of particulate materials in dry or liquid-saturated environments with application to problems in industrial and geophysical processes. This AMR audio interview explores a high-impact career in science and engineering research, education, and administration, including her perspectives on the immersi…
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A conversation with Prof. Julia Greer from the California Institute of Technology
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Prof. Julia Greer is a highly accomplished innovator in the area of nanoscale materials science and mechanics whose work has been recognized by the Sia Nemat-Nasser ASME Early Career Award, the Materials, Metals, and Minerals Society Early Career Faculty Award, and the Society of Engineering Science Young Investigator Medal. This AMR audio intervie…
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A conversation with Prof. Igor Mezic from University of California, Santa Barbara
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Prof. Igor Mezic applies advanced methods of nonlinear dynamics and ergodic theory to the study of robust uncertainty management in complex networks and data assimilation in geophysical fluid dynamics. This AMR audio interview describes his path to a career of cutting-edge scientific research and engineering education, including his leadership in u…
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A conversation with Prof. Edwin Kreuzer, President of the Academy of Sciences and Humanities in Hamburg, Germany
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Prof. Edwin Kreuzer is the President of the Academy of Sciences and Humanities in Hamburg, Germany, and former President of Hamburg University of Technology. This AMR audio interview describes his innovation of computer-aided methods in the analysis of multibody systems, his exploration of the nonlinear dynamics of airship-borne mechanical cranes a…
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A conversation with Prof. Zhigang Suo from Harvard University
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Prof. Zhigang Suo is the recipient of the 2012 William Prager Medal from the Society of Engineering Science and a member of the US National Academy of Engineering. This AMR audio interview describes his pursuit to bring fundamental principles of deformation, fracture, diffusion, and thermodynamics to the creation of cutting-edge knowledge in the mo…
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A conversation with Prof. Katia Bertoldi from Harvard University
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Prof. Katia Bertoldi is the recipient of the Thomas J.R. Hughes Young Investigator Award from ASME and a Journal of Applied Mechanics Paper Award, both in 2014. This AMR audio interview explores her professional development, experiences, and insights as a student and later academic researcher and mentor, and describes her contributions to the accid…
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A conversation with Prof. Stuart Antman from University of Maryland, College Park
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Prof. Stuart Antman has made fundamental contributions to the development and application of methods for analysis of motion and instability of elastic and plastic bodies. This AMR audio interview describes a career of navigating the Timoshenko and Truesdell traditions of solid mechanics, the developing interface between mechanics and advanced mathe…
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A conversation with Prof. Markus Buehler of Massachusetts Institute of Technology
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Prof. Markus Buehler of Massachusetts Institute of Technology is the 2012 recipient of the Society of Engineering Science Young Investigator Medal in recognition of his significant contributions to computational materials science research, including the use of molecular-based multiscale modeling to study the mechanical properties of spider webs. Th…
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A conversation with Prof. Howard Stone of Princeton University
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Prof. Howard Stone of Princeton University is the recipient of the 2008 G.K. Batchelor Prize, and a member of the National Academy of Engineering and the American Academy of Arts and Sciences. He has authored some 300 journal publications focused on fundamental problems in low-Reynolds number flows, using a combination of theory, computer-based mod…
