AMSEcast with Randy McNally at NOW 2026
AMSEcast
AMSEcast host and ORDF Executive Director Alan Lowe interviews notable figures in the science world at the ETEC NOW conference in Knoxville, TN! Learn about what exciting things are coming in the world of science, engineering, and industry! This episode features Randy McNally.
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Discussing The Story of Birds: AMSEcast with Steve Brusatte
AMSEcast
Birds come from a fascinating line of evolution, and in this episode of AMSEcast with host and American Museum of Science and Energy executive director Alan Lowe, we've invited Steve Brusatte, paleontologist and author, to sit and chat about his book "The Story of Birds" to answer our biggest questions and discuss his most fascinating perspectives on the topic!
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AMSEcast with Matt Rasmussen at NOW 2026
AMSEcast
AMSEcast host and ORDF Executive Director Alan Lowe interviews notable figures in the science world at the ETEC NOW conference in Knoxville, TN! Learn about what exciting things are coming in the world of science, engineering, and industry! This episode features Matt Rasmussen.
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National Security and Infrastructure: AMSEcast with Jim Sears at NOW 2026
AMSEcast
AMSEcast host and ORDF Executive Director Alan Lowe interviews notable figures in the science world at the ETEC NOW conference in Knoxville, TN! Learn about what exciting things are coming in the world of science, engineering, and industry! This episode features Jim Sears.
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Discussing New York's Secret Subway: AMSEcast with Matthew Algeo
AMSEcast
On this episode of AMSEcast, Oak Ridge Discovery Foundation executive director and AMSEcast podcast host Alan Lowe sits down with author Matthew Algeo to discuss his book, New York's Secret Subway, a true story about Alfred Beach and the popularization of the New York underground railway!
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AMSEcast with Jeff King at NOW 2026
AMSEcast
AMSEcast host and ORDF Executive Director Alan Lowe interviews notable figures in the science world at the ETEC NOW conference in Knoxville, TN! Learn about what exciting things are coming in the world of science, engineering, and industry! This episode features Jeff King.
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Discussing The Beasts of the East: AMSEcast with Andrew Moore
AMSEcast
On this episode of AMSEcast, podcast host and Oak Ridge Discovery Foundation executive director Alan Lowe sits down with environmental writer Andrew Moore to discuss his book, The Beasts of the East: The Fall and Rise of America's Eastern Wilderness.
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AMSEcast with Jean-Luc Palayer at NOW 2026
AMSEcast
AMSEcast host and ORDF Executive Director Alan Lowe interviews notable figures in the science world at the ETEC NOW conference in Knoxville, TN! Learn about what exciting things are coming in the world of science, engineering, and industry! This episode features Jean-Luc Palayer.
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AMSEcast with Jason Hatfield at NOW 2026
AMSEcast
AMSEcast host and ORDF Executive Director Alan Lowe interviews notable figures in the science world at the ETEC NOW conference in Knoxville, TN! Learn about what exciting things are coming in the world of science, engineering, and industry! This episode features Jason Hatfield.
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AMSEcast with Deniece Thomas at NOW 2026
AMSEcast
AMSEcast host and ORDF Executive Director Alan Lowe interviews notable figures in the science world at the ETEC NOW conference in Knoxville, TN! Learn about what exciting things are coming in the world of science, engineering, and industry! This episode features Deniece Thomas.
info_outlineIn this episode, Mr. Lowe interviews Mr. Augustine. They discuss a variety of fascinating roles that Mr. Augustine has served in over the course of his career. At Princeton he was advised to consider geological engineering but would go on to change his major to aeronautical engineering as he was advised by a peer “that is where the future was.” The range of topics they discuss include American competitiveness, the challenge of putting people on the moon, international travel, the importance of individual talent and the drive to achieve. Undertaking work in the sciences in the context of historical knowledge gives better perspective and provides access to lessons learned in the past.