Jun 23, 2021
Integrating and Learning from Mobility Data - An Interview With Sean Qian
35 minutes
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Metro21: Smart Cities Institute Podcast
Karen Lightman
Metro21: Smart Cities Institute is a campus-wide initiative at Carnegie Mellon University dedicated to the research, development, and deployment of projects aimed at improving the quality of life in metropolitan areas. The mission of this podcast is to introduce a wider audience to our work. There are so many innovative projects being developed and deployed here at Carnegie Mellon, and we want to give the public a chance to be a part of our journey.
Episodes
Ordered by publication date.
Apr 26, 2021
How Helping Our Vulnerable Populations Can Improve Our City
23 minutes
Feb 4, 2021
An Economist Who Thinks like an Engineer and a Philosopher
30 minutes
Oct 5, 2020
Algorithms, Smart Cities, and How to Make Them Work For Everyone
27 minutes
Jun 17, 2020
Developing a Meal Delivery System for Children: A Chat with Patrick Dowd of Allies for Children
23 minutes
Apr 10, 2020
Public Art and the Internet of Things (IoT): Impacting Communities through Collaboration
41 minutes
Nov 15, 2019
Cultivating Leadership to Bring Change to Communities: A Conversation with Waynesburg University President, Douglas Lee
20 minutes
Sep 8, 2019
Industrial to Innovative: A Conversation with Pittsburgh's Director of Innovation and Performance
26 minutes
Aug 5, 2019
Smartest Airport in the World: An Interview with PIT's Sam Stedford
20 minutes
Apr 26, 2019
TU Delft
31 minutes
Mar 3, 2019
Anna Siefken
25 minutes
Feb 6, 2019
Daniel O'Brien
33 minutes
Feb 6, 2019
Daniel O'Brien
33 minutes
Dec 19, 2018
Alexandre Jacquillat
30 minutes
Dec 19, 2018
Alexandre Jacquillat
30 minutes
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