Daniel Braconnier
Why THIS Matters
This MIT Learn podcast, hosted by Dr. Daniel Braconnier, covers the intersection of science, policy, and design with the people that know where these topics affect you. Nothing is ever too big to understand, because in more ways than you might think - that something is connected to us. The “Why THIS Matters” podcast explores these somethings, with the people that work to define them. Listen in to learn and think differently about the ways in which science, policy, and design all come together with you. Do you know why this matters? Continue to learn more at: https://learn.mit.edu/
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The Electrical Grid and Beyond with David Hsu 08.06.2026 46:31
Dr. Daniel Braconnier discusses with Dr. David Hsu about the importance of understanding the electrical grid and its role in the future of energy systems. It explores the complexity of the grid, its historical development, and the challenges and opportunities it presents. This Why THIS Matters episode highlights the inter-dependencies between different energy sources and the need for a coordinated...
Automation in Manufacturing with Ben Armstrong 11.05.2026 43:06
Dr. Daniel Braconnier chats with Dr. Ben Armstrong about the importance of manufacturing in the context of innovation and competitiveness. This conversation highlights the need for a balance between precision and flexibility, emphasizing that while some manufacturing focuses on producing identical products (often referred to as "copy exactly" manufacturing), there is also a need for continuous imp...
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