Hosted by Unknown Host · 🇺🇸 US · EN-CA · 19 episodes
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Rough Seas – the Marine Engineering Podcast focuses on the challenges facing industries operating in the marine environment and how overcoming these obstacles makes the world a better place.
Unknown Host hosts Rough Seas - The Marine Engineering Podcast, a technology show with 19 episodes published.
Sue Molloy discusses her journey founding her company, Glas Ocean, starting from academic research in electric boats, her professional networking with industry experts like Jim Hanlon, and the development and evolution o
Rough Seas is back, and fresher than ever. Speaking of fresher, this episode finds our man Ben Garvey speaking with Mina Mekhail, the founder of FreshR Technologies - a Halifax‑based advanced materials startup on a missi
For centuries, sailors have looked to the stars to navigate the open seas. But can you use those same stars to chart a course through a career? By charting a course using little but the stars above, John's journey from c
In this episode we follow Colonel Oldford's journey from the blackfly laden woods of New Brunswick to the NORAD command centre at Tyndall Air Force Base in Florida, and now most recently, his current post as Commander of
Is it nature or nurture that creates great leaders? In the case of today's guest, it's a lot of both! In this week's episode of Rough Seas Ben speaks with Lieutenant Jerome Downey. As founder of DMF Energy Inc. and as pu
In this personal and candid interview, we join Tom Knox on his marine tech journey, beginning in radar, fibre optics, and RF testing under the tutelage of BAE Systems on the Isle of Wight, to eventually finding him as en
In this episode we're joined by Nick Macan, an engineer and executive who's spent his career in the thick of big challenges—from West African oil projects to Russian sanctions to concrete and Canadian steel mills. Nick n
In this episode, Robyn Warrier, Program Manager at COVE's NATO DIANA accelerator joins Ben to discuss her journey in ocean tech and commercialization. Together, they explore how dual-use innovation helps SMEs blend defen
Today we welcome the absolute legend that is Jim Hanlon, a true pioneer in ocean technology. While many people have struggled to commericalise cutting edge tech, Jim has made a habit of it. With over 40 years of experien
In this episode Ben speaks with Dave Pedersen from Thales Canada about his incredible journey from paramedic to project engineer, delving deep into the challenges and rewards working in the Arctic & Offshore Patrol Ship
From her beginnings as a young sailor in the Royal Canadian Navy to helming COVE, Nadeau's forward thinking approach is charting new opportunities in ocean entrepreneurship. This episode explores the many challenges and
In this episode, Ben speaks with Chief Scientist Kyle Woerner of STR (Systems Technology and Research) about his service in the US Navy, his tenure at DARPA, and bridging communication barriers between organisations and
There are very few people who can distill this new age of machine learning and artificial intelligence as well as Jennifer LaPlante. In this episode, she and Ben examine what AI really means for businesses in the ocean t
Magellan, Amundsen, Shackleton, Mayer. Larry Mayer is widely recognised as one of the world's foremost scientists and explorers, playing a crucial role in shaping global climate-saving initiatives. His groundbreaking res
Brokering peace after a 36-year civil war is a challenge reserved for a select few, that challenge is compounded when you're the first woman to do it. In this episode, Enginuity's Ben Garvey talks with Eva Martinez about
From the azure skies of Afghanistan, to Capitol Hill and the Pentagon, US Air Force pilot Colonel Erik Brine's career reads like an encyclopedia of service to international security. While Colonel Brine's primary focus h
From the fair winds and calm waters of Lac St. Louis, Quebec, Captain (Ret'd) Rich Gravel charted a 35 year career in the Royal Canadian Navy leading naval operations as Commanding Officer of Fleet Maintenance, to Naval
How do you change course? What does it take to affect change? How do you make that change last? From Counter Piracy to Anti-Submarine Warfare to NATO Fleet Operations, British Royal Navy XO (ret'd) Chris Gare has navigat
There are few people in ocean tech who command a greater audience than Justin Manley. His impact in academia, industry and most recently philanthropy is motivating innnovation at a pace not seen before. In this inaugural
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