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VITA1001大药厂EP13-1 Metrologist|药企仪器管理大师欢迎大家来到VITA1001股东大会，本期我们邀请到资深计量与自动化工程师小熊，带你认识实验室里最关键却最容易被忽视的岗位——Metrology（计量工程）。从 PM（预防性维护）、仪器校准、IQ/OQ/PQ 验证，到自动化工作站的兼容性痛点，他用跨界经历分享了仪器为什么会“出惊喜”、为什么停机成本如此高，以及为什么计量体系是整个生物医药实验室的底层基建。如果你想了解实验室设备如何被维持在“永远能正常运行”的状态、自动化为什么不能完全替代人工，或对机械×生物的跨界路径感兴趣，这期节目将给你最真实的答案。时间轴02:30 生物科学本科，生物医药工程研究生04:00 喜欢机械设计，生物机械课程05:20 参与人工植入膝盖项目06:05 第一份工作：机械工程师07:10 第一份工作主要内容（电滑环机械制造）：概念设计→零件设计→数控机床加工→装配测试08:23 设计零件与metrology的关系10:10 Metrology的定义：准确重复量化某一个过程12:00 PM预防性维护的重要性14:00 Metrology 主要工作内容: PM (preventive maintenace) 和 CM（corrective maintenace）15:20 Metrology如何做PM16:45 行业标准：ISO9001, ASME, GMP, GLP19:30 为什么从设计转到metrology 早期设计理想化，公差太小会导致车间无法制造 加入 Metrology → 获得质量、精度、检测、误差的知识21:30 不同岗位的视野不同23:00 Metrology manager的日常工作 主要负责仪器： 移液工作站，离心机，摇床等常规仪器 核心职责： PM&CM；采购评估；新设备安装；年度维修计划；报废策略；团队管理；SOP26:00 如何做IQ,OQ,PQ29:30 如何采购新仪器30:00 偏好大品牌的原因：稳定性；售后保障；兼容性31:00 国产仪器难进美国原因：电压转换；保修响应34:00 实验室自动化趋势35:30 高通量实验以及生产适合自动化37:40 自动化生产需要调试参数38:40 自动化仪器痛点：软件硬件交互；不同厂家的交互；不同型号的交互44:00 生态不兼容原因：技术壁垒；利益文化冲突GlossaryMetrology（计量学）：确保“测量”准确且可重复的系统工程，包括校准、误差分析与方法标准化。PM, Preventive Maintenance（预防性维护）：设备还没坏之前按计划做的维护，避免停机与物料浪费。CM, Corrective Maintenance（纠正性维护）：设备故障后进行的维修，通过工单（Service Request）触发。Service Request（工单）：设备坏了由用户提交的维修请求，Metrology 部门按优先级安排修理。Metrologist（计量工程师）：建立标准、校准体系和数据可靠性的专业工程师。ISO（国际标准化组织）：International Organization for StandardizationISO 9001：最基础的质量管理体系标准，常用于 non-GMP 环境。GMP（药品生产质量管理规范）：药品生产必须遵守的严格规范，强调记录留痕与可审计性。GLP（良好实验室规范）：确保实验数据可靠、可追踪的实验室质量体系。ASME（美国机械工程师学会）：制造行业常用的机械设备与工艺标准。QA（质量保证）：制定流程、审 SOP、保证所有记录可追溯与合规。SOP（标准操作规程）：规定某项工作“应该怎么做”的正式文件。Calibration（校准）：用标准物对仪器进行校正，确保读数准确。Validation（验证）：证明仪器或方法在真实场景中能稳定工作。IQ, Installation Qualification（安装确认）：确认设备正确安装且符合环境要求。OQ, Operational Qualification（运行确认）：确认设备各功能能正常运行。PQ, Performance Qualification（性能确认）：确认设备在真实使用场景中能达到性能标准。Liquid Handling Workstation（移液工作站）：自动化加样与处理液体的高通量机器人平台。High Throughput（高通量）：短时间内处理大量样品，提高效率的生产方式。Warranty（质保）：厂商提供的维修与支持服务级别。Automation Engineer（自动化工程师）：负责写程序、调度机械臂、处理软硬件交互问题的工程师。Modularization / Standardization（模块化 / 标准化）：让不同设备之间接口统一、可互操作，但目前行业阻力大。----VITA1001 Modern Pharma | 药物研发流程以及背后的人物和故事正在研发：VITA系列新型长生不老药目前在售：VITA1001小药丸在售平台：Apple Podcasts/Spotify/YouTube Music/小宇宙/喜马拉雅/网易云音乐/Bilibili🔍搜索：VITA1001 Modern Pharma/ VITA1001大药厂欢迎一起来玩：小红薯：VITA1
2025-12-0746 min
Upon Further InspectionEpisode 17 - Hope & Luck Are Not a Strategy for Success (featuring Bill Valerioti)Part 2 of our interview with Bill Valerioti, a semi-retired petrochemicals and chemical industry SME, is now available! We dive right in with an interesting comparison between the chemical and refining industries. Bill draws on his extensive experience to emphasize the abundance of information available in refining compared to the more secretive nature of chemical manufacturing. Bill also contrasts the differences and overlaps between industry associations, such as NACE/AMPP, API, and MTI. From start to finish, this conversation offers several valuable lessons and underscores the critical nature of adhering to quality and safety standards in the industry.
2025-11-1342 min
Dan's Cadre of Experts#29 - Richard Holdren | Decades of Code LeadershipIn this episode of Dan's Cadre of Experts, we sit down with Richard Holdren, a legendary figure in welding and metallurgy, consultant, entrepreneur, and the longest-serving member on the critical API 1104 Pipeline Code committee.We dive deep into the world of industrial codes and standards, exploring the revolutionary work being done in additive manufacturing at national labs like Oak Ridge, the demanding metallurgy of advanced materials like Duplex Stainless Steel, and the challenges of adapting decades-old rules to cover cutting-edge technology like laser welding. Richard also shares...
2025-10-1659 min
Upon Further InspectionEpisode 14 - Stood the Test of Time (featuring Clay White)Welcome to the world of mechanical integrity! In part 1 of our interview, we welcome Clay White to the podcast. Take a listen as Clay takes us through his career journey, from earning a welding and metallurgy degree to becoming a recognized expert in mechanical integrity, corrosion, and materials engineering – including his contributions to API 581. Our discussion explores the evolution of Risk-Based Inspection (RBI) models, flaws in the Generic Failure Frequencies (GFF), the critical role of Damage Mechanism Reviews (DMR), and how statistical analysis can sharpen inspection strategies. We wrap up with Clay’s perspective on Artificial Intelligence (AI...
2025-10-0246 min
Upon Further InspectionEpisode 10 - Brilliant Whiz Kid (featuring John Reynolds)In episode 10, ‘Brilliant Whiz Kid,' Branden and Greg continue their conversation with industry legend John Reynolds. Join us as we look to the future of mechanical integrity and the integration of artificial intelligence. In the final part of this three-part series, listen to an in-depth discussion that starts with the application of artificial intelligence in fixed equipment mechanical integrity (FEMI) and ends with insights into the value of networking and building competency improvement plans. Once again, John Reynolds uses his extensive career to highlight the value of engaging with colleagues across the industry and within your com...
2025-08-0725 min
Upon Further InspectionEpisode 5 - Boilers Were Blowing UpIn this episode of Upon Further Inspection, hosts Branden Stucky and Greg Alvarado discuss the evolution of mechanical integrity, exploring its transition from past practices to our current standards and regulations. They recount a couple historical failures (the Union Oil Lemont refinery explosion in 1984 and the Shell Norco explosion in 1988) that highlight the importance of developing stringent inspection codes. The discussion touches upon the role of standards, the shift from localized to holistic thinking, the integration of technology, and the critical importance of mentoring and the role of generalists in the industry. The hosts conclude this episode wi...
2025-05-2949 min
Upon Further InspectionEpisode 2 - The Missing Piece was MetallurgyIn this episode of Upon Further Inspection, Branden asks Greg about his extensive career in mechanical integrity and reliability, starting as a chief chemist at Dutch Boy Paints to becoming a key figure at Monsanto, DNV, and finally, at Equity Engineering. Throughout the episode, Greg discusses his passion for chemistry and metallurgy, the evolution of risk-based inspection (RBI), and the technological advancements in non-destructive evaluation (NDE). He shares insights on the importance of mentoring, the integration of safety, environment, and profitability in the industry, and the educational mission behind Inspectioneering. Greg’s experience is so varied and ext...
2025-05-0454 min
Embrace The Eye-Opening Full Audiobook Experience!Dirty Talk ASMR by Estie AdlerPlease visithttps://thebookvoice.com/podcasts/2/audible/248414to listen full audiobooks.
Title: Dirty Talk ASMR
Author: Estie Adler
Narrator: Ian Rockland
Format: mp3
Length: 6 hrs and 27 mins
Release date: 04-21-25
Ratings: Not rated yet
Genres: Education
Publisher's Summary:
Dirty Talk ASME: Erotic Lines to Ignite Your Senses, Turn You on, and Drive You Wild! offers a thrilling exploration into the art of verbal seduction, providing listeners with the tools to transform their intimate encounters. Whether you're a novice whisperer or a seasoned siren, this guide is packed with practical advice, tips, and real examples to help you articulate your desires...
2025-04-216h 27
MagazeumDavid Remnick (Editor: The New Yorker)THE FIFTH— I want you to stop what you’re doing for just a moment and imagine we’re back in 1998. (Those of you born since then will have to use your imagination). We’re on an ASME panel exploring the future of magazines in the digital age. The moderator, eager to get the discussion off to a lively start, turns to you and asks, “What magazine that we all cherish today is least likely to adapt and survive what’s coming?” Without hesitation you blurt out “The New Yorker!” The...
2024-06-0748 min
Ask a MatchmakerBills, Bridesmaids, and Banter: Hotline Edition with Chrissy RutherfordIn this week's episode, I'm thrilled to welcome my good friend Chrissy Rutherford to the show! Together, we dive deep into the ever-evolving world of dating and relationships. We'll kick things off with a lively debate on a classic dating dilemma: who should foot the bill on a date? From there, we'll unpack the dos and don'ts of bridesmaid etiquette, offering our insights on how to handle the common challenges and expectations that come with the role. Plus, we're spicing things up with some hilariously entertaining questions submitted by our listeners through our hotline. Don't miss this fun, candid...
2024-05-2845 min
Media in MinutesChandra Turner: Former Magazine Editor and Founder of the Talent FairySend us a textGuest host, Megan Fernadez catches up with Chandra Turner in today’s episode. The godmother of magazine journalism, Chandra shares insights and trends in journalism, media studies and communications. She spent most of her career with magazines such as Glamour, YM, Cosmo, Cosmo Girl and Ladies Home Journal, and also worked as the executive editor for Parents Magazine for eight years. Chandra now runs the Talent Fairy where she places journalists in industry roles. To review Megan’s original episode, please visit: https://communicationsredefined.com/megan-fernandez Follow Chandra’s life and wo...
2024-03-2140 min
TASME TiMEEpisode 11: International Women's Day 2023 Careers in Medical EducationIn this special episode to mark International Women’s Day we were delighted to be joined by a panel of amazing women working in medical education; Dr Megan Brown, Miss Becky Fisher and Dr Ayaan Farah all at different points in the MedEd careers. This episode is hosted by Dr Cleone Pardoe and Dr Kim Sien Choong.
The panel discuss their career highlights, challenges faced in medicine and MedEd as well as how they got started in the field!
You can follow our guests on twitter:
Miss Becky Fisher @BeckyBeckyFish
Dr Megan Brown @Megan_EL_Brown
Dr Cleone Pardoe @CleonePardoe
Re...
2023-03-2450 min
Safety FactorThe Dangers of Homemade Lifting DevicesToday we are talking about the legal ramifications of building your own lifting devices and rigging equipment and why ASME has specific standards in place for the creation of a below-the-hook device.We are joined by a few lifting experts from Caldwell Lifting Solutions, one of the leading manufacturers of below the hook lifting solutions, as well as Mazzella's Kevin Brewer, Below-the-Hook Sales Specialist, to discuss why the devices you are currently using, if not made to very specific ASME standards, may put you at legal risk and open to OSHA fines.Guests:Jay...
2023-01-2624 minSafety FactorHow To Start an In-House Safety ProgramWelcome back to Safety Factor. In this episode we are talking about in-house safety programs. How you can you start one, how can you improve yours, and how can you be a better safety coordinator.Today, we're joined by Mazzella Companies' Kevin Paul, Director of Safety, and Alana Cohen, Safety Coordinator, to discuss how they got their start in the world of safety, how they helped develop Mazzella's safety program, and what wisdom they've learned along the way. Guests:Kevin Paul, Director of Safety, QSTR Team at Mazzella CompaniesAlana Cohen...
2022-11-1730 min
Otherppl with Brad Listi796. Jonathan EscofferyJonathan Escoffery is the author of the debut story collection If I Survive You, available from MCD/FSG.If I Survive You is a National Book Award Nominee, an Andrew Carnegie Medal for Excellence Nominee, a New York Times Editor’s Choice, and an Indie National Bestseller. Escoffery is the winner of The Paris Review’s 2020 Plimpton Prize for Fiction and is the recipient of a 2020 National Endowment for the Arts (Prose) Literature Fellowship. His story “Under the Ackee Tree” was among the trio that won the Paris Review the 2020 ASME Award for Fiction from the American Socie...
2022-10-261h 26
The Victorian Variety ShowThe Evolution and Portrayal of Prosthetic Limbs During the Victorian EraAlthough prosthetic limbs have existed since ancient times, the demand for them and, subsequently, the way in which they were designed and produced changed dramatically around the turn of the nineteenth century. I describe advancements in prostheses during the Victorian Era, and discuss ways in which wearers of artificial limbs were described in literature of the period (particularly by Charles Dickens).
References
Armfield, Julia. “Armed and Dangerous – Victorian Prosthetics (Part 2).” https://britishlibrary.typepad.co.uk/untoldlives/2013/10/armed-and-dangerous-victorian-prosthetics-part-2.html
Armfield, Julia. “Without a Leg to Stand On – Victorian Prosthetics.” https://britishlibrary.typepad.co.uk/untoldlives/2013/10/without-a-leg-to-stand-on-victorian-prosthetics.html
Dickens, Charles. Dombey & Son. http://www.o...
2022-06-2524 min
3DPOD: Insight from 3D Printing Pros3DPOD Episode 107: Lauralyn McDaniel, Metrix Connect, Standards and CommunityLauralyn McDaniel, of ASME´s Metrix Connect, is incredibly experienced in medical device manufacturing, standards, and additive manufacturing. From the podcast episode, you can hear her brilliant mind operate as she parlays complex concepts into easily digestible material. She’s a real wealth of information and we really feel like we can do another four podcasts with her about standards development, aerospace, implementing standards in your organization and more.
2022-05-3040 min
College Matters. Alma Matters.Tyler Gathman on ISU: Chemical Engineering, Intramural Sports, and Standing in Line for Basketball Games.Episode summary introduction: Tyler grew up around engineers. Tyler liked Math and even participated in the “Project Lead the Way” program for Engineering in Minnesota. He was a Boy Scout and played varsity baseball.
Tyler Gathman is a graduate of Iowa State University with a Bachelor’s degree in Chemical Engineering.
In particular, we discuss the following with him:
Choosing ISU
Majoring in Chemical Engineering
Intramural Sports and Church Groups
Advice to Aspirants
Topics discussed in this episode:
Introduction to Tyler Gathman, ISU [0:36]
Hi Fives - Podcast Highlights [1:20]
Overall Experience [3:54]
Why Iowa State...
2022-02-0731 min
Piotrek Dobra RadaPiotrek Dobra Rada, Odc. 326 - 5 Złych Nawyków W Pracy ZdalnejPrzez ostatnie półtora roku zdobyliśmy odpowiednie skille co do pracy zdalnej. Ale nic nie jest nam dane raz na zawsze. W 326 już odcinku Piotrka Dobrej Rady, podaję (za Amerykańskim Stowarzyszeniem Inżynierów) 5 obszarów, na które warto zwrócić uwagę, aby praca zdalna była dobra - czyli 5 złych nawyków, do których nie wracajmy. Posłuchajcie, obejrzyjcie lub przeczytajcie. Zapraszam#wykuwam #piotrekdobrarada #remoteonly #pracazdalna #nawykihttps://youtu.be/hZrTZDjnM3M Mój mail piotr.konopka@innothink.com.pl Mój LinkedIn https://linkedin.com/in/konopkaLink do odcinka na YouTube https://youtu.be/hZrTZDjnM3M Link do...
2021-10-1804 min
Envision RISEReengineering the Approach to DE&I in Established Organizations with Michael Johnson, ASMEJoin the #EnvisionRISE podcast this week as we speak with Michael Johnson, Chief Strategy Officer of the American Society of Mechanical Engineers (ASME). Michael shares the evolution of ASME, beginning in 1880, into a worldwide 100K+ membership of professionals and students who develop standards with rapidly changing markets and technology and how that rapid change must also be addressed from the inside out, beginning with their people.Join us as they discuss:The focus on DE&I for the future of ASME and the engineering professionHow ASME as an international group is taking on new challenges and...
2021-08-0519 min
College Matters. Alma Matters.Jemmy Chayadi on UW Madison: Mechanical Engineering Major, Becoming a Global Citizen, and Saturday Football Games.Episode summary introduction: When he was in High School in Jakarta, Indonesia, some students from UW Madison talked about their experiences in college. Young Jemmy was impressed and was motivated to apply to US Colleges.
Jemmy Chayadi is a graduate of the University of Wisconsin Madison with a Bachelor’s degree in Mechanical Engineering.
In particular, we discuss the following with him:
Choosing University of Wisconsin Madison
Moving from Indonesia to the US
Studying Engineering
Campus Life
Advice to Today’s High Schoolers
Topics discussed in this episode:
Introduction to Jemmy Chay...
2021-05-1358 min
CONTAME PÚES!Que son las Tareas de Alto RiesgoYa está arriba un nuevo episodio de CONTAME PUES, Las tareas de alto riesgo en colombia son sinónimo de muertes y lesiones graves por ello hoy decidí grabar un episodio contextualizando cada una de estas, próximamente sacaremos un episodio explicando cada una de ellas al detalle y explicando los avances que se vienen dando en colombia sobre las mismas desde cómo identificar estas situaciones y cómo prevenirlas o intervenirlas de manera adecuada y práctica.
Alturas - https://www.arlsura.com/files/res1409_2012.pdf
Confinados- https://safetya.co/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/resolucion-0491-de-2020-espacios-confinados.pdf
Energia electrica - https...
2020-04-0945 min
Daily Star Trek NewsMaddox's Star Trek musical, Stewart in Coda, ASME's Trek tech - Wednesday, February 19th, 2020Bruce Maddox actor Brian Brophy has directed a Star Trek parody musical, Sir Patrick Stewart stars in new film Coda, now streaming, and the American Society of Mechanical Engineers tells us about Trek's most inventive tech. All that, plus this week in Trek history! Support Daily Star Trek News on Patreon: https://patreon.com/dailystartreknews Subscribe on Apple Podcasts or Google Podcasts For more great Star Trek podcasts: https://podcasts.roddenberry.com Website: https://www.dailystartreknews.com Email: info@dailystartreknews.com Facebook, Twitter and Instagram: @dailytreknews
2020-02-1909 min
ASME Today & TomorrowEpisode 19 – Innovators in Clean Energy: SolarPack – a new approach to sustainable transportationIn this kick-off edition of a series of podcasts titled Innovators in Clean Energy, ASME Fellow and guest co-host Bob Stakenborghs talks with Adam Lineberger and Cody Biedermann of SolarPack, North Carolina State University’s solar vehicle team, about their ambition to change the way the world looks at sustainable transportation.
2020-02-0500 min
As Me with Sinéad13. As DeRay MckessonAuthor, educator, and activist DeRay Mckesson sits down with Sinéad to talk about what teaching taught him about activism, how being an uncle keeps him in touch with his roots, and the computer game that shaped his creativity and organization.Transcripts available under each episode link athttps://www.lemonadamedia.com/show/as-me-with-sinead-burke/@phelanvickyVistaprint.com, promo code: ASMECasper.com/ASMEStamps.com, promo code SINEAD (click on the microphone on top right screen)Willowbloomhome.com, promo code ASMEZola.com/A...
2019-12-1932 min
As Me with Sinéad11. As Florence WelchMusician, producer, poet and performer Florence Welch joins Sinéad to talk about her anxiety, sobriety, eating disorder, what goes through her mind while performing, and how a privileged childhood made it hard for her to accept that she had experienced hardship and trauma. Dissect the conversation with other As Me with Sinéad listeners from your phone at https://flick.group/asme Transcripts available under each episode link at https://www.lemonadamedia.com/show/as-me-with-sinead-burke/@landgalleryeverlane.com/ASMEmybillie.com/ASMEmejuri.com/asmeht...
2019-12-1248 min
ASME Applied Mechanics Reviews PodcastProf. Kenneth LiechtiThe Applied Mechanics Reviews Podcast Presents:
Prof. Ken Liechti of University of Texas at Austin is an award-winning authority on the mechanics of interfaces, describing bonding, unbonding, and crack propagation using innovative experimental techniques with applications to thin film mechanics and graphene transfer. Pipe Major Emeritus of the Silver Thistle Pipes and Drums band out of Austin, Liechti speaks in this interview of his commitment to carrying on the traditions of his Scottish heritage, of building unique devices for uncovering the hidden science of interfacial fracture, and of his experiences articulating the value of mechanics in interdisciplinary...
2019-12-0944 minASME Applied Mechanics Reviews PodcastProf. Wei ChenThe Applied Mechanics Reviews Podcast Presents:
Prof. Wei Chen of Northwestern University is a pillar of the ASME design automation and design engineering communities and an exceptionally prolific contributor to the science of engineering design since obtaining her PhD in 1995. This AMR audio interview reflects on her long record of professional service, most recently as Editor of the Journal of Mechanical Design, and her perspectives on the power of interdisciplinary collaboration in promoting advances in predictive science, the integration of design in undergraduate engineering curricula, and how consumer choice may be influenced by purposeful design.
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2019-12-0259 minASME Applied Mechanics Reviews PodcastProf. Emeritus Simon OstrachThe Applied Mechanics Reviews Podcast Presents:
Recognized by NASA as a giant in heat transfer research, Prof. Simon Ostrach received the inaugural ASME Heat Transfer Division Memorial Award in 1975 and attained membership in the National Academy of Engineering in 1978 for his fundamental discoveries in the field of buoyancy-driven convection. This AMR audio interview paints a remarkable picture of six decades of intellectual leadership and advocacy, including his work as principal investigator on two NASA Spacelab missions in 1992 and 1995 that investigated surface-tension driven convection under microgravity conditions, his commitment to the rigorous integration of research and design, and...
2019-11-2550 min
As Me with Sinéad6: As HozierMusician Andrew Hozier Byrne sits down with Sinéad in a studio in the midst of his global tour to talk about learning to be comfortable in his own skin, overcoming paralyzing stage fright, and about unlearning negative thinking. He also shares the intricacies of his musical process, and how he uses his platform as a tool for building empathy.Discuss each episode with the As Me with Sinéad community from your phone at https://flick.group/asmeTranscripts available under each episode link at https://www.lemonadamedia.com/show/as-me-with-sinead-burke/...
2019-11-2144 minASME Applied Mechanics Reviews PodcastProf. Rodney CliftonThe Applied Mechanics Reviews Podcast Presents:
Prof. Rodney Clifton is among the pioneers in the development of experimental techniques for characterizing high-strain-rate material response, recognized with membership in the National Academy of Engineering in 1989 and the ASME Timoshenko Medal in 2000. This AMR audio interview tells his story from a modest background in a one-room country school, through his labor on the early construction of Interstate 80 in Nebraska, to research on computational techniques for wave propagation in elastic-plastic materials, innovative approaches to characterizing the viscoelastic response of vocal folds, and a life-long commitment to teaching and learning.
2019-11-1832 minASME Applied Mechanics Reviews PodcastProf. Thomas HughesThe Applied Mechanics Reviews Podcast Presents:
Prof. Thomas J.R. Hughes is a leading authority in engineering science and applied mechanics, recognized for his ground-breaking contributions to the computer-aided analysis of problems in fluid and solid mechanics. This AMR audio interview explores his experiences at the interfaces between research and design, academia and industry, and innovation and integration, his unique combination of gumption and curiosity, and how a flailing fire hose may have inspired a revolution in vascular surgery.
Visit the Applied Mechanics Reviews Journal on the ASME Digital Collection.
Recorded: May 04, 2016
2019-11-1149 min
As Me with Sinéad4: As Jamie Lee CurtisActress, author and activist Jamie Lee Curtis joins Sinéad to discuss being an artist in residence and a work in progress, struggling in school growing up and then raising a child with a learning difference, and how her biggest lesson to date has been to un-learn self-deprecation. Discuss each episode with the As Me with Sinéad community from your phone at https://flick.group/asmeTranscripts available under each episode link at https://www.lemonadamedia.com/show/as-me-with-sinead-burke/https://twitter.com/emiliepineVitacost.com enter code: NEWCHAPTER10 Will...
2019-11-0724 minASME Applied Mechanics Reviews PodcastProf. Gábor StépánThe Applied Mechanics Reviews Podcast Presents:
Prof. Gábor Stépán is the 2015 recipient of the ASME Thomas K. Caughey Dynamics Award in recognition of his seminal contributions to the analysis of stability of delay-differential equations with application to machine-tool vibrations, robot dynamics and control, wheel shimmy, and human balancing. This AMR audio interview depicts a research and educational career grounded in a love for applied mathematics and a desire for industrial relevance. It tells of his experiences with mainstreaming the counterintuitive effects of time delay, navigating a developing historical and geopolitical context at the conclusion of...
2019-11-0443 minASME Applied Mechanics Reviews PodcastProf. Melany HuntThe Applied Mechanics Reviews Podcast Presents:
Prof. Melany Hunt's research concerns the dynamics of particulate materials in dry or liquid-saturated environments with application to problems in industrial and geophysical processes. This AMR audio interview explores a high-impact career in science and engineering research, education, and administration, including her perspectives on the immersion of students in undergraduate research, innovative use of online course material, and unique student-oriented curricula, as well as the potential benefits of critically revisiting accepted scientific wisdom, and the challenge of capturing the sound of booming sand dunes after a good rain.
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2019-10-2843 minASME Applied Mechanics Reviews PodcastProf. Julia GreerThe Applied Mechanics Reviews Podcast Presents:
Prof. Julia Greer is a highly accomplished innovator in the area of nanoscale materials science and mechanics whose work has been recognized by the Sia Nemat-Nasser ASME Early Career Award, the Materials, Metals, and Minerals Society Early Career Faculty Award, and the Society of Engineering Science Young Investigator Medal. This AMR audio interview explores her pioneering contributions to the science of architectured hierarchical micro- and nanostructures, her engagement in high-impact outreach and translational research, her growth as a professional pianist, and the difficulty of rapping about nanoscale plasticity while playing a...
2019-10-2152 minASME Applied Mechanics Reviews PodcastProf. Igor MezicThe Applied Mechanics Reviews Podcast Presents:
Prof. Igor Mezic applies advanced methods of nonlinear dynamics and ergodic theory to the study of robust uncertainty management in complex networks and data assimilation in geophysical fluid dynamics. This AMR audio interview describes his path to a career of cutting-edge scientific research and engineering education, including his leadership in university-industry partnerships, his development of large-data diagnostic tools for forecasting coastal contamination from the 2010 Gulf oil spill, and his work on developing a curriculum in building energy efficiency.
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2019-10-1439 minASME Applied Mechanics Reviews PodcastProf. Edwin KreuzerThe Applied Mechanics Reviews Podcast Presents:
Professor Edwin Kreuzer is the President of the Academy of Sciences and Humanities in Hamburg, Germany, and former President of Hamburg University of Technology. This AMR audio interview describes his innovation of computer-aided methods in the analysis of multibody systems, his exploration of the nonlinear dynamics of airship-borne mechanical cranes and underwater robotic vehicles, and his perspectives on the need to train students to make creative use of fundamental knowledge of engineering science in service to society.
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2019-10-0746 minASME Applied Mechanics Reviews PodcastProf. Zhigang SuoThe Applied Mechanics Reviews Podcast Presents:
Prof. Zhigang Suo is the recipient of the 2012 William Prager Medal from the Society of Engineering Science and a member of the US National Academy of Engineering. This AMR audio interview describes his pursuit to bring fundamental principles of deformation, fracture, diffusion, and thermodynamics to the creation of cutting-edge knowledge in the modeling and design of polymer gels and lithium-ion batteries, as well as his commitment to traditional and novel forms of scientific collaboration, including as co-founder of the iMechanica website and promoter of scientific exchange and mutual understanding between the...
2019-09-3046 minASME Applied Mechanics Reviews PodcastProf. Katia BertoldiThe Applied Mechanics Reviews Podcast Presents:
Prof. Katia Bertoldi is the recipient of the Thomas J.R. Hughes Young Investigator Award from ASME and a Journal of Applied Mechanics Paper Award, both in 2014. This AMR audio interview explores her professional development, experiences, and insights as a student and later academic researcher and mentor, and describes her contributions to the accidental and purposeful invention of engineered materials with local structural properties that govern macroscopic material response, with applications to energy dissipation, energy focusing, and wave guiding.
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2019-09-2348 minASME Applied Mechanics Reviews PodcastProf. Stuart AntmanThe Applied Mechanics Reviews Podcast Presents:
Prof. Stuart Antman has made fundamental contributions to the development and application of methods for analysis of motion and instability of elastic and plastic bodies. This AMR audio interview describes a career of navigating the Timoshenko and Truesdell traditions of solid mechanics, the developing interface between mechanics and advanced mathematics both within the U.S. and internationally, and mentoring students to choose a path of self-reliance and opportunity for impact.
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Recorded: December 01, 2014
2019-09-1637 minASME Applied Mechanics Reviews PodcastProf. Philip HolmesThe Applied Mechanics Reviews Podcast Presents:
Prof. Philip Holmes is an internationally prominent mathematician and engineer whose fundamental contributions to the theory and applications of nonlinear dynamical systems span solid and fluid mechanics, animal locomotion, neuroscience, and cognition. This AMR audio interview describes an unconventional path from writing poetry in the Yorkshire Dales to writing the seminal textbook Nonlinear Oscillations, Dynamical Systems, and Bifurcations of Vector Fieldswith John Guckenheimer, for which the authors were awarded the American Mathematical Society Leroy P. Steele Prize for Mathematical Exposition in 2013.
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2019-09-0947 minASME Applied Mechanics Reviews PodcastDr. Irene BeyerleinThe Applied Mechanics Reviews Podcast Presents:
Dr. Irene Beyerlein co-directs the Los Alamos Center for Materials at Irradiation and Mechanical Extremes and is a leading international expert on microstructural changes to metals undergoing severe plastic deformation. This AMR audio interview explores her path to a high-impact research career, her passion for the science of material dislocations and fracture, and the influence of role models and mentors.
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Recorded: October 03, 2014
2019-09-0244 minASME Applied Mechanics Reviews PodcastProf. Karl Johan ÅströmThe Applied Mechanics Reviews Podcast Presents:
Prof. Karl Johan Åström is a pioneer and statesman in the fields of automatic, adaptive, and computer-aided control engineering and system identification, whose fundamental contributions to scholarly and applied research have been uniformly recognized. This AMR audio interview describes his experiences at the interface between academic research and industrial applications, a story of how fortune rewards the bold, and the risks of sending feedback control signals over large distances across manual phone exchanges.
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Recorded: September 15, 2014
2019-08-2656 minASME Applied Mechanics Reviews PodcastProf. Anthony BlochThe Applied Mechanics Reviews Podcast Presents:
Prof. Anthony Bloch of the University of Michigan is a leading scholar and contributor to the fields of geometric mechanics and control of mechanical systems with symmetry, including as co-author of an influential graduate textbook on nonholonomic mechanics and control. This AMR audio interview features his personal recollections of a wonderful story of fundamental discovery in dynamics and control, scientific friends and collaborators, the growth of a technical community, and remarkable connections between applications of engineering dynamics and the mathematics of symmetry and constraints.
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2019-08-1944 minASME Applied Mechanics Reviews PodcastProf. Joe D. GoddardThe Applied Mechanics Reviews Podcast Presents:
Prof. Joe Goddard of the University of California San Diego is the 2012 recipient of the G.I. Taylor Medal of the Society of Engineering Science, awarded for outstanding research contributions in the mechanics of complex fluids and the thermodynamics and transport properties of physical and biological systems. This AMR audio interview features his personal reflections on an international career at the forefront of applied mechanics research, the science and scientists straddling disciplinary boundaries, and work on his “petit soufflerie”, a wind tunnel for probing boundary-layer hydrogen kinetics in atmospheric reentry problems.
2019-08-121h 03ASME Applied Mechanics Reviews PodcastProf. Howard StoneThe Applied Mechanics Reviews Podcast Presents:
Prof. Howard Stone of Princeton University is the recipient of the 2008 G.K. Batchelor Prize, and a member of the National Academy of Engineering and the American Academy of Arts and Sciences. He has authored some 300 journal publications focused on fundamental problems in low-Reynolds number flows, using a combination of theory, computer-based modeling, and experiments. This AMR audio interview features his personal reflections on the excitement of disseminating scientific research to the general public through yearly holiday lectures at Harvard and Princeton, on the nature of scientific discovery, and the joys...
2019-08-051h 01ASME Applied Mechanics Reviews PodcastProf. Markus BuehlerThe Applied Mechanics Reviews Podcast Presents:
Prof. Markus Buehler of Massachusetts Institute of Technology is the 2012 recipient of the Society of Engineering Science Young Investigator Medal in recognition of his significant contributions to computational materials science research, including the use of molecular-based multiscale modeling to study the mechanical properties of spider webs. This AMR audio interview features his personal reflections on the integration of research and education, the relationship between materials science modeling and musical composition, and his path to a career in science and academia.
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2019-07-2949 minASME Applied Mechanics Reviews PodcastProf. David BarnettThe Applied Mechanics Reviews Podcast Presents:
Prof. David Barnett of Stanford University is the recipient of the 2012 A.C. Eringen Medal from the Society of Engineering Science in recognition of sustained outstanding achievements in Engineering Science, including significant archival publications on topics related to the anisotropic elastic theory of crystal defects, waves in anisotropic elastic solids, non-destructive evaluation of residual stresses using ultrasonics, thermodynamics of stressed solids, modeling of diffusion in fuel cell membranes, and modeling of capacitance of atomic force microscope tips. This AMR audio interview features his personal reflections on applied mechanics and engineering science...
2019-07-2658 min
ASME Applied Mechanics Reviews PodcastProf. Avram Bar-CohenThe Applied Mechanics Reviews Podcast Presents:
Prof. Avram Bar Cohen of the University of Maryland is a leading expert in thermal packaging of micro and nanosystems, and a forward thinker on technological leadership, forecasting, and management. He is an honorary member and Fellow of the ASME and a recent recipient of the 75th Anniversary Medal of ASME's Heat Transfer Division in recognition of service and contributions far beyond the call of duty. This AMR audio interview features his personal reflections on cutting edge research in thermal management and miniaturization, a career of service to the applied mechanics...
2019-07-251h 03
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2018-06-0745 min
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Related to this episode:
• SXSW EDU: https://www.sxswedu.com/
• SXSW Edu Session: “Podcast for Education Meetup”: https://schedule.sxswedu.com/2018/events/PP71654
• Educators’ favorite podcasts, from SXSW meetup: https://padlet.com/pioslabs/xzc0ox5ifomk
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