The Aspiring STEM Geek
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Ice Class Vessels with Rob Hindley - #31 (opens the original)
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In this episode I talk with Rob Hindley, the Head of Consultancy and Technology Development at Railotech. The focus of this episode is on the design of ice class vessels. Rob starts the conversation by defining ice class vessels and ice breakers. Then we do a deep dive into the topic; we discuss the service life of ice class vessels, the mariners who crew the vessel, the arctic conditions the vessels encounter, the properties and behavior of different types of ice, the design and engineering beh
Data Center Cooling with Kelley Mullick - #30 (opens the original)
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In this episode I talk with Dr. Kelley Mullick a data centerexpert and the CEO and co-Founder of Avayla Consulting Group. The focus of thisepisode is on the technology and methods used to cool data centers. We startthe episode discussing Kelley’s academic background as a chemist and breakinginto the data center field at Intel. Then we get into data center cooling. Kelley explains themetrics used to evaluate the thermal performance of data centers, the overallincrease in compute power usage in th
NASA and Aviation with Nancy Currie-Gregg - #29 (opens the original)
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In this episode I talk with Dr. Nancy Currie-Gregg, a formerArmy aviation officer, NASA astronaut and current Professor of Practice, Industrial & Systems Engineering and Aerospace Engineering at Texas A&M University. In the episode, we discuss how Nancy became interested in aviation at a young age, her decision to join the Army Reserve Officers’ Training Corps, Nancy’s work as an Army Aviator, her time as a NASA flight simulation engineer, attending the Astronaut Candidate Training Program, the
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