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episode 193: MEP EP#193: Robots Have Fall Damage
MEP EP#193: Robots Have Fall Damage
Episode 200 is Coming Up!
- Question / Answer setup like Episode 100
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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?