Podcast: Behind the New Faces of Engineering
Podcast: Behind the New Faces of Engineering
Amy Elliott shares her work in 3D printing and robotics at Oak Ridge National Laboratory, as well as her public outreach initiatives.
Mechanical Engineering magazine's June/July cover story delves into the minds of early career engineers to hear their diverse stories, from humble beginnings to great achievements, and how they're paving the way forward for future engineering generations.
In this sneak preview, we hear from Amy Elliott about her work in 3D printing and robotics at the U.S. Department of Energy's Oak Ridge National Laboratory, as well as her public outreach initiatives representing women in STEM and helping kids find their passion in engineering.
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