Best Engineering Student Services Podcasts (2024)

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EP#427: Food Device Design Derby: Wrap up and Results 50:55

1h ago50:55

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In this episode of Circuit Break, we wrap up the Food Device Design Derby. We celebrate the innovation and creativity of contest entries like the JavAqua, Pizza Pouch, and the winner, BarBuddy, a personal robotic bartender. Notable discussions include a look at podcast statistics, with an impressive 86% of listeners tuning in for entire episodes. W…

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Season 5 Episode 3: Digitising Transport - The Rise of Mobility as a Service 1:18:47

1d ago1:18:47

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With the recent acceleration of technologies such as IoT, cloud computing, and big data – people and services have become more connected than ever. In response to this increasing availability of data and digital services the transport sector is undergoing a sizable transformation as a result of the growing need for more sustainable and accessible t…

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Ask the Professor: Questions from a Grade 12 Student 23:40

4d ago23:40

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Are you thinking about going into engineering, but you are not really sure what it is all about? You are not alone. There are lots of students in first year engineering that are not quite sure what the profession is all about. In this episode, Lucas Hollinger sits down with David deMontigny to ask him a bunch of questions related to engineering edu…

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Pipelines, Energy, and Regulations: Vanessa Cozine 25:08

4d ago25:08

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Pipelines are commonly used to transport energy from one location to another. They are complex systems that are designed to be safe, reliable and compliant with federal regulations. In this episode, we sit down with Vanessa Cozine to learn about pipelines and her experience in the energy transportation sector. Vanessa is an environmental systems en…

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Providing Technical Services in an Electric Utility: Jason Whitelaw 16:59

4d ago16:59

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What happens when the power goes out? It seems as though life comes to a halt. Who are the engineers that help ensure we have a safe and reliable source of electricity? In this episode we sit down with Jason Whitelaw, an electronic systems engineer who works at SaskPower, the principal electric utility in Saskatchewan. Jason is one of hundreds of e…

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Co-operative Education and Internships: Carlo Palazzo 17:18

4d ago17:18

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Would you like to get practical work experience that relates to your degree while you are studying as a student in university? It almost sounds too good to be true. In this episode we sit down with Carlo Palazzo, a Coordinator in the Co-operative Education and Internship Program at the University of Regina. He outlines how students can get real lif…

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Advice from a 4th Year Engineering Student: Justin Gwilliam 13:29

7d ago13:29

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Going to university can be intimidating. To make matters worse, engineering programs have a reputation of being very difficult. The truth is that millions of people have graduated from engineering programs around the world, so it does not need to be scary. Success comes from hard work, commitment, and perseverance. In this episode we sit down with …

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Models Always Lie 38:53

4d ago38:53

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For this episode, Robby is once again joined by Eoin Wickens, Technical Research Director at HiddenLayer, an organisation doing security for Machine learning (ML) and Artificial Intelligence (AI). It is not too long ago since Eoin last visited the podcast, (only 7 months,) but lots has happened in the world of AI since. During the episode, he talks…

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Electronic Systems Engineering: Dave Duguid 18:46

4d ago18:46

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Do you like playing around with electronics? Have you ever fixed your computer, built a small robot, or programmed a control system? Have you noticed that we are surrounded by electronics in our day-to-day lives? In this episode we sit down with Dave Duguid to learn about Electronic Systems Engineering. For the past 37 years, he has taught the elec…

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What Do Engineers Do? 7:30

4d ago7:30

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People often have a hard time describing what engineers do in their day-to-day work. This is because the career paths are so diverse, it is hard to come up with a common definition. In this episode, we visit a local elementary school and high school to talk with students about engineering. Listen to what students in Kindergarten, Grade 6, and Grade…

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EP#426: Top Features to Add to Your Next Prototype 38:28

7d ago38:28

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Today, we're tackling a topic that's a gold mine for any designer: crucial features you might not have considered for your prototype. From debug headers to "Swapperoo" resistors and heartbeat indicator LEDs, we're covering it all. Tune in as we share insights, anecdotes, and maybe a few confessions from our own prototyping adventures. Plus, we dive…

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Episode 139 The Future of Learning: AI, Authentic Assessment, and Personalization Part 2 38:57

8d ago38:57

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Don't miss this thought-provoking sequel to our conversation with J. T. Torres, Director of the Center for Teaching and Learning at Quinnipiac University! We examine the issues facing higher education today, such as the cost of tuition and the need for curriculum reform. Join us and be part of the discussion! J.T. Torres co-authored the book "Situa…

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EP#425: MacroFab Platform Updates from Kyle McLeod and Nicholas Lundgaard 59:17

9d ago59:17

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This week, hosts Parker Dillmann and Stephen Craig are joined by Kyle McLeod, the OE Project Manager, and Nicholas Lundgard, the OE Team Lead at MacroFab. They delve into recent software releases enhancing the ordering experience on the MacroFab platform, including ITAR compliance, improvements in design file uploads, and the introduction of custom…

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Mergers and Acquisitions: Unifying Two Different Executive Total Compensation and Benefits Programs l Gallagher 2024 21:26

15d ago21:26

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Thank you for joining us for another episode of the CU Lab. I’m Randy Salser with America’s Credit Unions, and today I am sitting down with Liz Santos, Chief of Staff, Executive Benefits Practice at Gallagher, to talk about Mergers and Acquisitions, and unifying Two Different Executive Total Compensation and Benefits Programs. Join Gallagher expert…

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Episode 138 The Future of Learning: AI, Authentic Assessment, and Personalization Part 1 34:53

15d ago34:53

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Get ready for an enlightening and engaging episode with host Jeff Yan and guest J. T. Torres, Director of the Center for Teaching and Learning at Quinnipiac University. In this fascinating conversation, we realized how educational approaches are evolving to focus on empowering students through active learning, critical thinking, decision-making ski…

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EP#424: Batman, The King of EDC (Every Day Carry) 47:32

21d ago47:32

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This week, delve into the fascinating world of Batman's utility belt. We begin by tracing the evolution of this iconic accessory from its humble origins to its current complex design. The belt features a diverse array of gadgets, tools, and essentials utilized by the Dark Knight. Our discussion covers a wide range of items, from lockpicking tools t…

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Episode 137 Nurturing Careers: The Role of ePortfolios in Nursing Education Part 2 24:19

22d ago24:19

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In Part 2 of the Digication Scholars Conversations, host Kelly Driscoll continues discussing with Tina Abbate, Clinical Assistant Professor and Coordinator of the Nursing Student Internship Program at Stony Brook University School of Nursing. They delve deeper into the role of ePortfolios in nursing education, exploring the use of templates, prompt…

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Introduction 4:49

23d ago4:49

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In this introductory episode of Engineering Conversations, we will learn about the host David deMontigny and the goals for this podcast. Quite simply, Engineering Conversations is a series of conversations with engineers, students and engineering stakeholders. We will learn what is going on in the profession of engineering, across a wide range of s…

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EP#423: Magical Semiconductors of Pixies 51:12

24d ago51:12

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We’re joined by Alexander Vartanov, an electrical engineering student with a knack for hands-on projects. He discusses his journey from early soldering mishaps to his behind-the-scenes role in creative YouTube projects. We delve into his experiences with rapid prototyping for YouTube, his favorite solder, and shopping for surplus aerospace material…

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Ensuring Safety and Soundness with AI l Upstart 2024 18:59

24d ago18:59

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Thank you for joining us for another episode of the CU Lab. I’m Randy Salser with America’s Credit Unions, and I’ll be your moderator. Today I am sitting down with Lynn Sautter Beal, Vice President of Implementation and Success at Upstart. We are going to talk about ensuring safety and soundness with AI. Join Upstart expert Lynn Sautter Beal, Vice …

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Data Brokers and Removal Services 36:47

25d ago36:47

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Data Brokers and Data Removal Services What does the process of removing your online presence look like? And how would you handle the data brokers that have collected your personal information with just a few clicks of the mouse to sell to other companies? To answer this, we’re joined by an expert in this field; Darius Belijevas, Head of Incogni, a…

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Episode 136 Nurturing Careers: The Role of ePortfolios in Nursing Education Part 1 30:12

1M ago30:12

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In this episode of the Digication Scholars Conversations, host Kelly Driscoll interviews Tina Abate, Clinical Assistant Professor and Coordinator of the Nursing Student Internship Program at Stony Brook University's School of Nursing. Tina shares her journey to Stony Brook University and her passion for healthcare. Discover how ePortfolios are tran…

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EP#422: Wizard Trust Falls for PCB Footprints 56:56

1M ago56:56

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Our hosts discuss Parker’s recent transition from Eagle to KiCad, facing challenges with library management and device layer integration. They discuss the new MacroFab Quote Wizard and our first entry to the MacroFab Food Device Design Derby Challenge! This leads to a discussion of comparing air fryers to convection ovens for fried food fun. The ep…

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Episode 135: The Importance of Reflection and Advocacy in Teacher Education Part 2 29:44

1M ago29:44

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In this episode, host Kelly Driscoll continues her conversation with Janet VanLone, an Assistant Professor in the Education Department at Bucknell University. They discuss the importance of reflection in teaching and professional development, the value of embracing messy moments and learning from them, and the benefits of creating a portfolio to do…

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EP#421: Tracing a Path for PCB Design Automation with Sergiy Nesterenko 54:10

1M ago54:10

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Sergiy Nestorenko, founder of Quilter and former SpaceX engineer, discusses revolutionizing PCB design automation. He shares his journey from aerospace to starting Quilter, aiming to transform PCB design into a streamlined, AI-driven process. We delve into the technical hurdles, the fusion of engineering and advanced software, and the vision behind…

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The Risk Business 40:51

1M ago40:51

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For this episode, Robby is joined by Levi Gundert, Chief Security Officer at the cybersecurity company Recorded Future and author of the book The Risk Business – what leaders need to know about intelligence and risk-based security. Levi shares from his decades of experience in the threat and risk space – and Robby picks his brain about a broad set …

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Episode 134: The Importance of Reflection and Advocacy in Teacher Education Part 1 39:38

2M ago39:38

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In this episode, Janet VanLone, an assistant professor at Bucknell University, joins the podcast to discuss the importance of reflective learning and using ePortfolios in teaching. She shares her journey from being a middle school special education teacher to her current role in higher education. Janet explains her approach to creating a supportive…

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Season 5 Episode 2: Potential Energy - Management & Infrastructure of Clean Energy Sources 39:21

2M ago39:21

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This week (6th and 7th March) sees the IMechE host its fourth hydrogen economy conference in London. The international event will focus on infrastructure challenges as well as the storage and management of hydrogen as part of a wider ‘green energy’ supply. iStock Image Given the UK Government’s ambition for a decarbonised power sector by 2050, whic…

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EP#420: The Mega IIe: A Vintage Computing Adventure with James Lewis 53:19

2M ago53:19

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We dive into the intricate world of vintage computing with James Lewis, aka the Bald Engineer, who takes us through the journey of constructing a functional computer based on the Apple II GS's Mega II chip. He shares his nostalgic connection to the Apple II series, revered for its open design and pioneering hardware engineering. Our conversation sp…

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Ep 133 Empowering STEM Majors to Make a Difference With ePortfolios in Engineering Education Part 2 29:04

2M ago29:04

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Join us for Part Two of our conversation with Rebecca Thomas, Director of the Pathways ePortfolio Program at Bucknell University. We discuss the surprising insights and impressive projects that students have been able to incorporate into their education. For more information about this podcast, please visit our podcast website using the link below:…

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Navigating the Threat of Social Engineering and Misinformation l DefenseStorm 2024 24:23

2M ago24:23

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Thank you for joining us for another episode of the CU Lab. I’m Randy Salser, President of NAFCU Services, and today I am sitting down with Elizabeth Houser, Director of Cyber Defense at DefenseStorm, and James Bruhl, Director of Cyber Threat Intelligence at DefenseStorm. The recent bank run at Silicon Valley Bank has clearly shown how dangerous fa…

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Diesel Equipment Technology 15:30

2M ago15:30

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Prepare for your career in diesel engine service and repair for trucks, buses and heavy equipment. This program offers curriculum that matches industry expectations and hands-on learning, guided by faculty with real-world experience. www.chattahoocheetech.edu See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.…

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EP#419: Kent Johnson: Religious Diversity in Electrical Engineering 58:02

2M ago58:02

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Kent Johnson, Senior Corporate Advisor at the Religious Freedom and Business Foundation joins us this week to discuss the multifaceted role of religious diversity in the workplace. Topics range from addressing challenges, fostering inclusivity, and integrating faith with mental health support. We discuss authentic expression and trust building, soc…

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Ethical Social Engineering 35:00

2M ago35:00

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Ethical social engineering Even the best pentesters out there can be fooled by a social engineering attempt under the right circumstances. But how do we treat the ones that have been tested and failed? Ragnhild «Bridget» Sageng, Senior Security Advisor at Norwegian Customs, has several years of experience from the IT and cybersecurity industry, and…

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Ep 132 Empowering STEM Majors to Make a Difference With ePortfolios in Engineering Education Part 1 33:42

2M ago33:42

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In this episode of Digication Scholars Conversations, join host Jeff Yan as he speaks with Rebecca Thomas, Director of the Pathways ePortfolio Program at Bucknell University. They delve into the concept of holistic learning in engineering, the importance of integrating technical and human aspects, and the role of ePortfolios in helping students nav…

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EP#418: Entangled Steam 42:47

2M ago42:47

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Parker and Stephen dive into the world of batteries, sparked by the BetaVolt BV100's claim of a 50-year lifespan. With discussions on its construction, potential applications, and recycling challenges, they unpack the implications of this revolutionary energy source. 🚨Contest Announcement 🚨: Introducing a new Circuit Break contest! This contest is …

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Ep 131 Transforming Career Services: Insights from Bucknell University’s STEM Career Coach Part 2 33:19

2M ago33:19

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In the final episode of our conversation with Christa Matlack, she discusses how to tailor career readiness to the unique paths of our students. Christa is the career coach for STEM in the Center for Career Advancement at Bucknell University. From creating industry-specific templates to integrating STEM community resources, Bucknell University is p…

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EP#417: Cloud of Disks 41:26

2M ago41:26

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Join Parker and Stephen as they delve into Japan's decision to phase out floppy disks and CD-ROMs for government submissions. From reminiscing about nostalgic tech quirks to analyzing the challenges and benefits of this transition, they explore the implications for industries and digital competitiveness. Discussing Japan's slow tech evolution, resi…

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A student/mentor’s perspective on AI 27:06

2M ago27:06

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How will AI impact the next generation of people working with computer science? This question is probably relevant for anyone making their way through school now, in all fields of study. Without looking for a definite answer, but to help him navigate this question, Robby has invited two people with quite different backgrounds: Richard Stiennon, aut…

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