Longitude Sound Bytes
At the intersection of ideas and action, showcasing innovative insights from industry professionals around the world presented by Longitude.site fellows. Our episodes explore thought provoking values that are essential in every career - ranging from imagination, motivation, and collaboration to many others.
Episodes
In this episode, Longitude fellow Jessica Shi from Rice University narrates remarks from Kerim Miskavi, Architect and Founder of MAS Architecture Studio in Istanbul.
See transcript at: https://longitude.site/discovering-beauty-in-the-finest-details/
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In this episode, Longitude fellow Helen Citino from Rice University narrates remarks from Luay Nakhleh, Dean of Engineering at Rice University.
See transcript at: https://longitude.site/the-elegance-of-formulation/
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In this episode, Longitude fellow Evalyn Navarro from University of St Thomas narrates remarks from Linda Welzenbach Fries, Science Writer and Geoscientist at Rice University.
See transcript at: https://longitude.site/making-complex-ideas-accessible-to-all/
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In this episode, Longitude fellow Lipi Gandhi from Rice University Jones Graduate School of Business narrates remarks from Viren Desai, Founder and Principal at OptiQuant Analytics.
See transcript at: https://longitude.site/the-beauty-of-streamlined-solutions/
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In this episode, Longitude fellow Zehra Karakilic from Radboud University in the Netherlands narrates remarks from Brandon Dugan, Professor at Colorado School of Mines.
See transcript at: https://longitude.site/bridging-explorations-across-fields/
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In this episode, Longitude fellow Joanna McDonald, a recent graduate of Rice University, narrates remarks from Peter Denton, Associate Physicist at Brookhaven National Laboratory.
See transcript at: https://longitude.site/unveiling-hidden-wonders-in-data-and-nature/
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In this episode, Longitude fellow Tony Zhou narrates remarks from Brett Phaneuf, President of Submergence Group LLC in the U.K.
See transcript at: https://longitude.site/where-form-meets-function/
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In this episode, Longitude fellows Joanna McDonald, Helen Citino, and Lipi Gandhi introduce our new series that will be showcasing what professionals in science, engineering, and other fields consider beautiful in their work.
When we describe something as beautiful, it often reflects our deep appreciation and value for it. So, join us as we embark on sharing our curiosity for how individuals define beauty in their fields, where the...
In this episode, Longitude fellow Roxanna Mendez speaks with Shellye Arnold, president and CEO of Memorial Park Conservancy about the large-scale transformations at Houston’s Memorial Park and the master planning processes that are bringing them to fruition.
See transcript at https://longitude.site/houstons-memorial-park/
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In this episode, Longitude fellow Louis Noel speaks with Helen Little, a mechanical engineer at Axiom Space, about how her artistic background enriches her diverse engineering endeavors and vice versa.
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In this episode, Longitude fellow Maria Rodriguez speaks with Graham Peers, professor of biology at Colorado State University, about his unique research projects, including approaches to removing toxic materials from the lunar soil to enable plant growth.
See transcript at https://longitude.site/biology-beyond-earth/
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In this episode, Longitude fellow Louis Noel speaks with Jacob Beckham, post-doctoral associate at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology his path in academia, communicating science, and leveraging creativity.
See transcript at https://longitude.site/approaches-to-fueling-scientific-creativity/
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In this episode, Longitude fellow Shem Brown speaks with Christin Davis, head of acting in the Department of Theater and Dance at the University of Texas at Austin, about her experiences in theater and film.
See transcript at https://longitude.site/language-as-consciousness/
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In this episode, Longitude fellow Emory Mckenzie speaks with Brian Michael Cooper, president and COO of American Flag Football League, about his vision for AFFL and the sport’s expansion internationally.
See transcript at https://longitude.site/new-era-of-american-flag-football/
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In this episode, Longitude fellow Emory Mckenzie speaks with Brandon Dugan, a geosciences professor at Colorado School of Mines, about the freshwater resource found under the Atlantic seabed, his approach to science and mentoring students.
See transcript at https://longitude.site/unconventional-freshwater-resources/
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In this episode, Longitude fellow Louis Noel speaks with Rowland Pettit, physician-scientist focused on biotech and healthcare, about how science is funded and his approach to increasing efficiency with the help of AI.
See transcript at https://longitude.site/tips-on-science-funding-communication-and-ai/
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In this episode, Longitude fellow Joanna McDonald speaks with Nina Kraus, a professor at Northwestern University and the author of “Of Sound Mind: How our brain constructs a meaningful sonic world.”
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In this episode, Longitude fellow Dominique Dulièpre speaks with Peter Denton, an associate physicist at Brookhaven National Laboratory, about detecting invisible particles named neutrinos.
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In this episode, Longitude fellow Keegan Leibrock speaks with Scott Solomon, a specialist in evolutionary biology and science communication, and a professor of Biosciences at Rice University.
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In this episode, Longitude fellow Ali Kazmaz speaks with Scott Pfeiffer, Partner at Threshold Acoustics LLC.
See transcript at https://longitude.site/acoustics-in-architecture/
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