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FAQs about ASME TechCast:How many episodes does ASME TechCast have?The podcast currently has 182 episodes available.
September 07, 2019Advances in Low-Cost Energy GenerationAaron McClung is leading the Southwest Research Institute’s work into proving supercritical carbon dioxide technology with a $119-million, 10-MW pilot plant being built on SwRI’s Texas campus. In this episode, he talks about the pilot plant and the promise of this low-cost energy generation technology....more7minPlay
September 06, 2019The Past, Present, and Future of the Robotics MarketIn this episode of ASME TechCast, Bob Doyle, VP of the Robotics Industries Association, discusses the robotics market and how robots are changing the manufacturing landscape....more10minPlay
September 05, 2019Going Back to the MoonFifty years after humans first set foot on the Moon, Astrobotic is one of the companies selected by NASA to go back to the Moon to carry payloads and instruments and set the stage to potentially colonize the planet. Mechanical Engineering magazine Editor-in-Chief John Falcioni talks with Astrobotic’s CEO John Thornton....more12minPlay
September 04, 2019Engineering the Apollo 11 Lunar ModuleThousands of engineers worked on the Apollo program. In this episode of ASME Tech Cast, we listen to some of those engineers and technologists as they recount the emotion, excitement, and triumph of building the Apollo 11 lunar module....more11minPlay
August 09, 2019Bill Nye the Science Guy on STEM, Feeding the World, and Things that Scare HimWilliam Sanford Nye, also known as Bill Nye the Science Guy, talks with John Falcioni on ASME TechCast about the need for diversity in STEM, feeding the world, and the technology that scares him. ...more8minPlay
August 08, 2019Breakthrough Could Bring New Cancer TreatmentStanford mechanical engineer Ovijit Chaudhuri talks with Jeff O’Heir on ASME TechCast about breakthrough research that could lead to new treatments for cancer. ...more13minPlay
August 07, 2019How a Young Engineer Helped A Wounded MarineLearn how high-school senior Ashley Kimbel built a special prosthetic foot for a wounded U.S. Marine. ...more8minPlay
August 06, 2019The Benefits and Challenges of Developing Solar Farms and GridsListen to ASME TechCast to hear about the challenges and benefits of creating solar farms and other sources of renewable energy in big cities and rural environments. ...more14minPlay
August 05, 2019MIT’s New Head of Mechanical Engineering, Evelyn Wang, on the Future of Education and Grand ChallengesThis week we speak with Evelyn Wang, who was recently named the head of MIT’s Department of Mechanical Engineering. We talk about some of the new educational models and grand research challenges she’s implementing into the curriculum. ...more16minPlay
August 04, 2019The New World of Biomaterials Opens Opportunities for EngineersEntrepreneurial engineer Robert Giasolli, founder, CTO, and vice president of R&D for Cagent Vascular, speaks with Jeff O’Heir, ASME’s senior content manager, about his work to improve communications between engineers and doctors in emergency rooms. ...more21minPlay
FAQs about ASME TechCast:How many episodes does ASME TechCast have?The podcast currently has 182 episodes available.