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Texas A&M Engineering SoundBytes

Texas A&M Engineering SoundBytes

By: Texas A&M Podcast Network
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 SoundBytes is the official podcast of Texas A&M Engineering where faculty, students and staff share their passions, experience and expertise. Giving a voice to the happenings throughout the engineering program, episodes showcase impactful research, career advice and outstanding student stories. So, go ahead - hit that play button! Do you have a story to tell? Message engineeringsoundbytes@tamu.edu to let us know!© 2024 Texas A&M University | Engineering Communications Politics & Government
Episodes
  • The Wire: Howdy and welcome

    The Wire: Howdy and welcome
    Aug 20 2019

    Howdy and welcome to Texas A&M Engineering: SoundBytes. Sit back, relax and meet the members of the PodSquad in this inaugural episode of The Wire.

    Reach out to us at EngineeringSoundBytes@tamu.edu
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    4 mins
  • Engineer This!: Safe to fail (Featuring Dr. Ali Mostafavi)

    Engineer This!: Safe to fail (Featuring Dr. Ali Mostafavi)
    Aug 27 2019

    Two years ago, Hurricane Harvey made landfall in Texas, leaving devastation and destruction in its wake. Dr. Ali Mostafavi, assistant professor in the Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering, shares how his expertise and work in infrastructure and disaster resilience has unearthed ways to improve how people and cities respond in the wake of disaster – looking through the lens of Harvey’s aftermath.
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    35 mins
  • The Wire: Kicking off the fall semester

    The Wire: Kicking off the fall semester
    Sep 3 2019

    We're kicking off the fall semester. On this episode of The Wire, learn about upcoming events, need-to-knows and hear the premiere of Voices of ZACH - a segment featuring Texas A&M Engineering students in the Zachry Engineering Education Complex. 
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    8 mins
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