Engines Podcast
Engines of Our Ingenuity 1753: Vannevar Bush
Posted on · Episode: 1753 In which Vannevar Bush cannot cross his Jordan River. Today, Moses at the riverbank.
Posted on · Episode: 1753 In which Vannevar Bush cannot cross his Jordan River. Today, Moses at the riverbank.
Posted on · The tech giant wants to connect Houston via the “Internet of Things”
Posted on · In the final chapter of a two-part video series, elementary kids present video games they've designed based on original stories.
Posted on · Trent Aulbaugh with consulting firm Egon Zehnder expects a shift in the types of skills needed in the oil and gas workforce.
Posted on · Episode 3105: Matte Painting: From Glass To Digital. Today, worlds imagined.
Posted on · The Texas A&M Transportation Institute’s policy research center recently completed its first Texas Transportation Poll. Researchers wanted to understand the attitudes and behaviors of Texans towards transportation. Some results won’t surprise you: three out of four respondents say there’s too much traffic in their neighborhoods. While 90 percent of Texans own or lease a vehicle. […]
Posted on · There’s no arguing that advertising has changed in the digital and social media age. We explore how advertisers here must think differently about how to reach their intended market in an era where most anyone can buy most anything from most anyone else, anywhere, anytime. We also consider how, with so much competition, some advertisers seek to […]
Posted on · As if nearsightedness, farsightedness, double vision, cataracts, and macular degeneration weren’t enough, there’s a new malady in town – digital eye strain. Yep, too many of us are using too many digital devices too much, and we’re freaking out our eyes!! Whether that’s a concern, or you just want to know why it is you […]
Posted on · An historic but unused church in the Heights might be saved from the wrecking ball. Preservationists hope to convince owners of the property that the sanctuary could be converted into something that generates income. Pat Hernandez has the story.