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These episodes are created by students at Purdue Polytechnic Institute to explore connections between engineering, arts, and humanities.
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This episode discusses eco-friendly waste management and disposal.
In this episode, Max will be discussing the Creation of Velcro.
In this episode, Enzo will be discussing DNA data storage.
In this episode of the Most Significant Bit, Ahmed will be discussing the world of honeycomb structures in modern day engineering and manufacturing.
In this episode, Ryan will be talking about gull wings in aviation.
In this episode, Shark Scale-inspired designs.
In this episode, David will be discussing a less painful needle inspired by the mosquito.
In this episode, David will be discussing biomimicry in manufacturing, with a close look at solar panels inspired by photosynthesis!
In this episode, Joshua will be discussing the application of nature-inspired graphene-aerogel.
In this episode, Dave M will be discussing how Bi-pedal technology has intergrated into industry.
In this episode, Dawn discusses the fascinating structures built by mole crickets.
In this episode, Franco will be discussing how Corvette’s design and technology evolved over time, with a surprising connection to nature.
In this episode Matt discusses how Humpbacks whales are changing the world of wind turbines.
In this episode, Bradley will be discussing bio-mimicry of the lotus leaf.
In this episode, Gen will be discussing ant colony algorithms.
In this episode, Aruzhan will be discussing how the fin of a humpback whale became the key to more efficient and quieter turbine designs.
In this episode, Elijah will be discussing an interesting story of when nature inspired a high-speed revolution, which is the Japanese Shinkansen Bullet train and a tiny, diving bird.
In this episode, Anmol will be discussing autonomous underwater vehicles.
In this episode, Brooke will be discussing snake skin inspired shoes for increased traction.
In this episode, Kenny will be discussing self-healing materials inspired by biomimicry.
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