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Show 116: Engineering a Better World

Dr. Eugene DeLoatch explains the ever-present nature of engineering in everyday life. He lauds engineering as a field of innovation and creativity.

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Main Guest: Dr. Eugene DeLoatch is the Dean of the School of Engineering at Morgan State University.

Michel Reece – an engineering postdoc working at Morgan State University

Earl S. Richardson – President, Morgan State University

Show 117: How Pure Is Your Water?

Dr. Kimberly Jones discusses how her work with "optimizing membrane processes" affects the water we drink here on earth...and possibly on Mars.

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Main Guest: (Delta) Dr. Kimberly Jones, Associate Professor of Civil Engineering at Howard University

Dean Orlando Taylor – Vice Provost for Research/Dean Graduate School, Howard University

Show 118: Ethics in Engineering

Dr. Taft Broome teaches Howard University students what they need to know about engineering, but also what they need to know about how engineering impacts our daily lives.

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Main Guest: Dr.Taft Broome, Professor of Civil Engineering at Howard University

Show 119: Science Outside the Lab

Dr. Daryl Basham went from a Ph.D. in Biochemistry to law school. He discusses how his background led him away from research and to his current work as a patent agent preparing and prosecuting patent applications in biotechnology arts and microbiology.

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Main Guest: Dr. Daryl Basham, Biotechnology Patent Lawyer at Gray Cary

Show 120: Beyond Global Warming

Dr. Warren Washington explains how weather patterns cause environmental changes that are affecting the earth, and the way we live, in diverse ways.

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Main Guest: Dr. Warren Washington, Chair National Science Board (NSB); senior scientist and head of the Climate Change Research Section in the Climate and Global Dynamics Division at the National Center for Atmospheric Research (NCAR)

Former Student: John E. Jones, Jr., Deputy Director of the National Weather Service

Show 121: Great Expectations
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Theoretical physicist, and AAAS President, Dr. Shirley Ann Jackson has a myriad of notable experiences, including Chairman of the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission, and an appointment to the New York Stock Exchange Human Resources & Compensation Committee, but she makes her home as President of Rensselaer Polytechnic University.

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Main Guest: Dr. Shirley Jackson, President Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, President AAAS Board of Directors

Mentee: Deb Nazon, working toward Ph.D. in ecological economics at Rensselaer