Hosted by Missouri University of Science and Technology · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 13 episodes
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Ever wondered how engineers and scientists solve problems or create new technology? Engineers Explain Everything is a series of short conversations with Missouri S&T researchers, students and alumni exploring their ideas, insights and innovations. Listen to discover how it all works — no engineering degree required.⛏️A Missouri S&T College of Engineering and Computing production | www.mst.edu
Missouri University of Science and Technology hosts Engineers Explain Everything, a technology show with 13 episodes published.
What is PetroBowl, and what does it take for a team to be the best in North America? Abdul Mujeeb Kassim, captain of Missouri S&T's PetroBowl team, discusses the competition, the petroleum engineering field and what insp
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Malachi Rein explains his work as director of the Building Energy Exchange St. Louis and how architectural engineering blends technical design with human behavior, history and the ways people interact with buildings.
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What does it take to build a world-champion Mars rover for the annual University Rover Challenge? Chase Stem, CEO of Missouri S&T’s Mars Rover Design Team, discusses the team’s work, what the challenge includes and why t
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Set in 2062, The Jetsons imagined a future with flying cars. Engineers today are working to make these vehicles a reality sooner than the Jetsons timeline may suggest. Dr. Xiaosong Du explains how AI-driven design is bei
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You combine crushed rock with water and cyanide. You double-check your notes, built on the wisdom of generations past. Eventually, you have liquid gold — and you have the power to turn it into solid gold whenever you wan
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When most people think about how glass can be used, storing nuclear waste probably isn’t the first thing that comes to mind. But it’s a major part of Dr. Charmayne Lonergan’s research. In this episode, she explains what
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Microwaving turmeric might sound like a step in a recipe book, but it’s actually part of Dr. Hany El-Azab’s biomedical engineering research. El-Azab explains how microwave-assisted chemistry could create new derivatives
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Explosives engineers make things go boom. But it’s more complicated than that. Dr. Catherine Johnson explains what explosives engineering entails, the career possibilities in the field, her fascinating research — and eve
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Hypersonic vehicles travel at least five times the speed of sound and can experience temperatures twice as hot as molten lava. Engineers like Dr. William Fahrenholtz are developing advanced ceramic materials that can wit
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Paper products are part of everyday life, but their performance depends on expert engineers. What makes a paper towel truly superior? Why do toilet paper companies even need to market their products? How does paper actua
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Big developments in nuclear energy are increasingly centered on smaller reactor designs. Dr. Joshua Schlegel explains what a small modular nuclear reactor is, how these smaller reactors differ from traditional plants, ho
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Many of the key materials that make modern technology possible are classified by the U.S. government as critical minerals. Dr. Kwame Awuah-Offei explains why these materials matter for national security and economic stab
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Plants don’t talk, but engineers know how to make them tell stories. Dr. Joel Burken explains phytoforensics — a concept developed at Missouri S&T that uses plants to detect and monitor environmental contamination. Along
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Dr. David Bayless helps unpack what engineers actually do and why the field is so important. From different engineering disciplines to research on bioreactors designed for the moon, the conversation explores how engineer
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