Thinking Caps
Mia De La Rosa's Journey to Chemical Engineering at UC Berkeley | Women in STEM Episode 2
Jul 23, 202511 minS0
<p>In this episode, we interview Mia De La Rosa, an undergraduate student studying chemical engineering at UC Berkeley.</p>
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Thinking Caps
Hosted by Angie · science · EN
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Why is the sky blue? Is there any life beyond Earth? How will artificial intelligence change the world? Listen as we scour through answers and chat with experts. Don't forget to put on your thinking caps!
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What is Thinking Caps about?
Why is the sky blue? Is there any life beyond Earth? How will artificial intelligence change the world? Listen as we scour through answers and chat with experts. Don't forget to put on your thinking caps!
Who hosts Thinking Caps?
Thinking Caps is hosted by Angie. The show has published 5 episodes to date.
What has Thinking Caps covered recently?
Recent episodes include "Mia De La Rosa's Journey to Chemical Engineering at UC Berkeley | Women in STEM Episode 2" (23 July 2025, 11 minutes), "Women in STEM Episode 1: Tara Cacciamani" (14 April 2024, 11 minutes), and "Introducing our New Series: Women in STEM!" (13 April 2024, 1 minute).
How often does Thinking Caps publish?
Thinking Caps publishes roughly irregularly, with episodes averaging 6 minutes across 5 episodes.
How hard is it to get booked on Thinking Caps?
Booking probability for Thinking Caps is 15%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Thinking Caps requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Thinking Caps's contact route on record: public web form.
About the host
Angie hosts Thinking Caps, a science podcast with 5 episodes published.
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