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Season 2: Engineering for inclusivity
In "Engineering Out Loud" season two we explore how researchers at the College of Engineering are working toward a culture of inclusivity by making gender inclusive software, using robotics to improve mobility, restoring motor function with implantable mechanisms, designing accessible transportation systems, and diversifying the workforce.
In Season 2, we explore how researchers at the College of Engineering are working toward a culture of inclusivity by making gender inclusive software, using robotics to improve mobility, restoring motor function with implantable mechanisms, designing accessible transportation systems, and diversifying the workforce.
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