Podcast: Sweaty Rockets, Robot Embryos, and Recession-Proof Engineers

Podcast: Sweaty Rockets, Robot Embryos, and Recession-Proof Engineers

These top August stories highlight the ingenuity of engineers tackling challenges from outer space to the job market here on Earth.
What do rockets, robots, and a looming recession have in common? They're all part of the August issue of Mechanical Engineering magazine, and our top picks for today’s podcast. This month’s stories highlight the ingenuity of engineers tackling challenges that range from outer space to the job market here on Earth.

Reusable Rockets Don’t Just Fly, They Sweat by Nicole Imeson looks at a surprising new idea for spacecraft design. Robots as Materials? by Nancy Kristof showcases research where biology and robotics meet in unexpected ways. And Bracing for Uncertainty by Kayt Sukel asks what economic turbulence could mean for engineers and their careers.

Tune in for a preview of each story and why they stand out in this month’s issue.

 
These top August stories highlight the ingenuity of engineers tackling challenges from outer space to the job market here on Earth.