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MEP EP#193: Robots Have Fall DamageEpisode 200 is Coming Up!
Question / Answer setup like Episode 100
Send them via Audio Format to podcast@macrofab.com
Matthew Prater
Started out as a radiochemist making diagnostic Positron Emission Tomography agents for 15 years
Went to teach chemistry and research classes in public schools for 5 years
Now teaching at the University of Advanced Technology in Tempe, AZ as a professor of robotics and embedded systems
Topics
What did you do as a radiochemist?
Antimatter?
Your roll at UAT?
Research
Robotics and embedded systems degree?
Student Innovation Projects and Performance studio projects
What are they?
What is your contribution?
Are they assigned or do students pick them?
Show Notes
MEP EP#193: Robots Have Fall Damage
Episode 200 is Coming Up!
- Question / Answer setup like Episode 100
- Send them via Audio Format to podcast@macrofab.com
Matthew Prater
- Started out as a radiochemist making diagnostic Positron Emission Tomography agents for 15 years
- Went to teach chemistry and research classes in public schools for 5 years
- Now teaching at the University of Advanced Technology in Tempe, AZ as a professor of robotics and embedded systems
Topics
- What did you do as a radiochemist?
- Antimatter?
- Your roll at UAT?
- Research
- Robotics and embedded systems degree?
- Student Innovation Projects and Performance studio projects
- What are they?
- What is your contribution?
- Are they assigned or do students pick them?
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