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Intersecting Engineering and The Arts (opens the original)
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On this episode of the Mason Mechanical Engineer I’m joined by John von Bergen a sculptor and professor in Mason’s College of Visual and Performing Arts. Prof. von Bergen’s art and teaching leverages technology in unique ways and scale in a manner that would inspire even civil engineers. (Did he say 16’ tall? He meant 16 meters / 50'!) If you’re a tinkerer, an artist, an engineer, or all of the above, this is the episode for you. To learn more about his German Bundestag project, check out this Y
Problem solving, communication, and curiosity – key skills and traits for commissioning professionals (opens the original)
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What happens when you bring together Eagles, Commanders, and Bears fans, electrical and naval engineers, and communications professionals? A quite lively talk about commissioning! (We somehow avoided talking football, which was probably in the best interests of preserving friendships.) Commissioning is an industry of professionals doing verification and quality assurance work for building construction, and requires a broad range of technical expertise in a client-facing, human-centric role. In t
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