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Episode 166: Diniece Mendes, on bringing the cities of the future into today
Diniece Mendes is director for freight mobility at the New York City Department of Transportation and serves on the ASCE Transportation and Development Institute’s Board of Governors.
She’s also – as of this spring – a movie star.
Mendes is one of five ASCE members to feature in the new IMAX film Cities of the Future, playing on giant screens around the world.
In episode 166 of ASCE Plot Points, Mendes talks about the movie experience, living and working in New York, and what she sees as the most important things that civil engineers need to do to bring the cities of the future to life.
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By American Society of Civil Engineers
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Diniece Mendes is director for freight mobility at the New York City Department of Transportation and serves on the ASCE Transportation and Development Institute’s Board of Governors.
She’s also – as of this spring – a movie star.
Mendes is one of five ASCE members to feature in the new IMAX film Cities of the Future, playing on giant screens around the world.
In episode 166 of ASCE Plot Points, Mendes talks about the movie experience, living and working in New York, and what she sees as the most important things that civil engineers need to do to bring the cities of the future to life.
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