Geoff Bruder, a former NASA aerospace engineer specializing in acoustics, discusses how to put out fires using sound waves with Sonic Fire Tech's system. Developed for the goal of fire suppression that works faster, smarter, and without damage in interesting present/future applications.

Clarke O'Reilly enlightens me on his fire resistant polymer composites that contain trusted proprietary and patented intumescent materials. These materials, when combined with thermoplastics, create powerful passive barriers, including for battery fires caused by thermal runaway. Clarke, and the rest of the Pyrophobic team, continue to innovate with OEM’s on new applications for their highly versatile intumescent products to solve safety challenges.

An interview with Mayur Patel covering the topic of Nuclear Engineering including current trends around the nuclear fuel cycle along with PR needs of the nuclear industry from a safety and sustainability perspective.

TC & Logan talk me through the basic Artificial Intelligence (AI) development process in order to define the use-cases for fire protection. I relay some tough opinions prevalent in the industry as well as envision the positives of the AI-driven future we are moving toward... either way, oh lawd they comin!

Dr. Lang talks us through the basic Electric Vehicle (EV) facility design concepts in order to define the causes of safety concerns. We then focus on fire protection features that may be incorporated to address the risks from new EV battery technologies.

Ben and Kelly discuss Hot Topics in Fire Protection and the broader Architecture, Engineering, and Construction (AEC) Industry including an insightful review of the latest use cases for Artificial Intelligence.

An interview with Mr. Conroy cover the topic of High-rise fire protection in the United States, across the Atlantic, and beyond.

An interview with Professor Hrybyk covering the topic of "Evolving Education in Fire Protection Engineering" including the latest information on digital learning and what a "professor of practice" can bring to an engineering program.

An interview with Dr. Milke covering the topic of "The History of Fire Protection Engineering" including a dive into his thoughts on the future of the industry based on the stories and trends of the past.

Review of Kelly Kidwell, Memer-in-Chief, third round of the best-of-prior-years fire protection engineering memes.