Mechanical engineers have helped revolutionize manufacturing through digital twins, simulation and AI. Could those same technologies transform healthcare? Dr. Kristin Myers explains why the future of medicine will increasingly depend on engineers working alongside clinicians to develop smarter diagnostics, predictive models and personalized care.
UC dropped the SAT. Faculty say the move hurt the students it was meant to help and created a STEM readiness crisis. Now, an open letter to the UC Board of Regents is calling for the SAT to return. We asked WSJ op ed co-author and open letter advocate Svetlana Jitomirskaya to discuss the issue.
Higher education is shifting toward a connected model where colleges and universities work as one learner ecosystem. This episode explains what that looks like in practice—stackable credentials, seamless transfer, and flexible pathways that let learners move in and out of education without losing momentum.
Moving from “Just-in-Case” Education to a Demand-Driven, Industry-Led Model Paul Lavoie, Vice President of Innovation and Applied Technology at the University of New Haven Love the episode? Leave a review on your favorite podcast platform! ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Higher education can’t keep
Four leaders from K-12, higher education, manufacturing, and startups share how AI is reshaping learning, operations, and workforce development—recorded live at TitletownTech in this cross-sector panel.
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Love It or Hate It: A Surprisingly Human (And Very Fun) Conversation About Math Dr. Jordan Ellenberg, Mathematics Professor at the University of Wisconsin Love the episode? Leave a review on your favorite podcast platform! ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ What happens when a
A new NSF report reveals how AI Engineering can position the U.S. at the global forefront of AI innovation, blending advanced engineering with cutting-edge artificial intelligence systems.
WPI redesigned its entire curriculum around project-based learning. In this episode, Dr. Kris Wobbe shares how students solve real-world problems—and how any educator can apply this transformative approach in their own classroom.
What if every university graduate had 2.5 years of paid, full-time work experience before their first job? At Kettering University, they do. In this episode, President Dr. Robert McMahan explains how their 50/50 model flips the script on student debt, career readiness, and the role of higher ed in the workforce.
Join Joe Tanner, former astronaut, and Curtis Althaus, ASF Scholar, as they discuss the powerful impact of mentorship in shaping the future of STEM leaders and the lifelong value of community and growth.
MSOE built a hands-on AI degree designed for real-world problem-solving. From supercomputers to industry partnerships, Dr. John Walz shares how AI is transforming education, workforce readiness, and university operations.
What’s wrong with 3D printing in classrooms today? How can design freedom transform manufacturing? Shon Anderson of B9Creations breaks it down, sharing insights on workforce development and industry innovation.
Oak Ridge National Laboratory is transforming manufacturing with breakthroughs in 3D printing, smart technologies, bio-based materials, and cutting-edge workforce programs that are shaping the future of American innovation
Beyond the Buzz: The Real State of Artificial Intelligence, and 9 Insights To Move Us Forward Matt Kirchner, Host of The TechEd Podcast Love the episode? Leave a review on your favorite podcast platform! ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ From boardrooms to classrooms, AI
Discover how Wisconsin attracted a $3.3 billion tech investment from Microsoft and what it means for the future of innovation in the region. Dale Kooyenga, President of MMAC, shares insights on Wisconsin’s transformation into a tech magnet and the critical role of education and leadership in this journey.
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Mary Snapp (VP Strategic Initiatives, Microsoft) discusses the company’s planned investments in data centers, AI education and more on The TechEd podcast.
The Northwestern Mutual Data Science Institute is doing cutting-edge research on AI applications for every industry, while creating a talent pipeline of data scientists
The American Dream: The Remarkable Story of Allen-Bradley and Its Legacy Today Richard W. Graber, President and CEO of The Bradley Foundation Love the episode? Leave a review on your favorite podcast platform! ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Join us on a journey through
It’s a hot topic…but generative AI is here to stay. Learn how to leverage artificial intelligence in instructional design to make learning better.
Virtual Incision’s miniature robots are revolutionizing robotic surgery…recently completing a surgical mission in space! Hear about the innovations in technology and the future of telesurgery.
What Education is Getting All Wrong About Artificial Intelligence Matt Kirchner, Host of The TechEd Podcast Love the episode? Leave a review on your favorite podcast platform! ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Artificial intelligence is changing our entire world, and that includes the classroom.
Ditch tuition reimbursement programs. Here’s how to attract talent, reduce attrition and empower career growth all in-house.
Discover how data analytics and artificial intelligence are helping medical researchers and healthcare providers create the future of medicine.
The enrollment cliff is coming. If you want to future-proof your university (especially private ones!), you should invest in growing and marketing your STEM programs. These are the programs students will enroll in, since they tie to high-wage, high-demand careers.
Mining 4.0 – where autonomous vehicles, smart sensors and IoT are revolutionizing the world of mining. Discover how SDSMT is preparing engineers of all disciplines to work in this high-tech world, and the unique applications of engineering in the world of mining.
We’re back with our annual predictions episode! Discover what 2024 will hold for technical education – the latest economic and demographic trends, the top technologies and the biggest influences that will impact tech ed this year.
Alyssa Sanders joins the podcast to discuss the role of innovation in R&E engineering, the value of diverse teams, and the limitless potential for engineers with transferrable skills to work in many industries throughout their career.
What are the most innovative, cutting-edge technologies coming to technical education classrooms in 2024? We’ve got the top 7 right here.
Milwaukee is a mid-size market with a booming tech ecosystem. Discover how innovation, culture and talent help grow a city’s tech landscape.
What is 3D scanning? How does it work? Discover this incredible technology and it’s surprisingly wide range of applications in this episode with Creaform’s President, Fanny Truchon.