Podcast How Engineers Close Communication Gaps with New Colle...

Podcast How Engineers Close Communication Gaps with New Colle... Podcast How Engineers Close Communication Gaps with New Colle... Podcast How Engineers Close Communication Gaps with New ColleaguesWelcome to the second segment ofASME TechCast, a new podcast brought to you by the editors of ASME.org, AABME.org, andMechanical Engineeringmagazine that introduces you to the innovators, innovations, and issues that push the envelope of engineering.In this program we explore the communication gap that often exists between engineers and their colleagues, especially clinicians and others in the biomedical industry, and the new lexicon that members of the Alliance of Advanced Biomedical Engineering are rolling out to help solve that problem.During the show, entrepreneurial engineer Robert Giasolli, founder, CTO, and vice president of RD for Cagent Vascular, speaks with Jeff OHeir, ASMEs senior content manager, about his work to improve communications between engineers and doctors in hospital e mergency rooms, research, and other areas as they collaborate to design unique products and solve new types of problems they have not faced in the past. You can read a version of Giasollis QA here.Chitra Sethi, Managing Editor of Mechanical Engineering magazine, also speaks with Christine Reilley, ASMEs geschftsleben development director of healthcare, about the new lexicon.When you get a chance, tune into the ASME TechCast interview with Roma Agrawal, a structural engineer and the author of the new bookBuilt The Hidden Stories Behind our Structures. She speaks about the history and wonders of structural engineering, as well as the need for a wide representation of cultures and views in the field. Read a text version of the interviewhere. The copyright of this program is owned by The American Society of Mechanical Engineers.