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Who they are, what drew them in, and the moments that changed their direction.
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Meet the people behind the work. Hear their stories, explore their paths, and discover what engineering can look like.
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Engineer It brings students, professionals, and researchers into the same conversation. Whether you are choosing a direction or just wondering how things work, there is always another perspective to explore.
Who they are, what drew them in, and the moments that changed their direction.
What engineering looks like day to day, from research questions to real projects.
Different disciplines, unexpected opportunities, and advice to take into your own path.
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Explore conversations about careers, research, and the many disciplines that shape our world.
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In this episode, Dr. Robin Zhao from McMaster University explains what porous media is and why engineers should care about it. We explore where it appears in the real world, current research in the field, and how students can get involved in this type of research.
Listen & explore : Lets Talk About Porous Media | Dr. Robin ZhaoIn this episode, Dr. Ousmane Hisseine from McMaster University discusses sustainable infrastructure, low‑carbon concrete innovations, and how students can get involved in research and engineering projects that make a real-world impact. He also shares insights from his latest work and advice for aspiring engineers navigating research and careers in civil engineering.
Listen & explore : Building a Sustainable Future | Dr. Ousmane HisseineBiomedical engineering blends medicine, biology, and engineering to create innovative healthcare solutions. In this episode, we explore Iman Shafieloo’s work as a product innovator and project manager at TruDell Medical, discuss exciting projects he’s working on, and hear what inspired him to pursue a career in biomedical engineering.
Listen & explore : What is Biomedical Engineering? | Iman ShafielooMeet your host
A structural engineering student in Canada, with a lot of questions and a love for a good conversation.
My experience includes working at Hatch and Stantec. Engineer It is a chance to keep learning: to connect with people, hear how they got here, and share what they have learned along the way.
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Brayden Sprickerhoff / Host, Engineer ItThere is a story behind the work
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