Tom Lucas

Most Significant Bit

These episodes are created by students at Purdue Polytechnic Institute to explore connections between engineering, arts, and humanities.

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Tom Lucas

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Último episodio

7 de ago. de 2026

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Episodios

Breakthroughs in Bioprinting 04.08.2023

In this episode, Anastasia will be discussing about the breakthroughs of Bioprinting.

The Lotus Effect 04.08.2023

In this episode, Dev Joshi will be discussing the Lotus Effect and the advantages it brings to the industrial space.

Biomimicry of the Lotus Leaf 04.08.2023

In this episode, Tan Htay will be discussing The Biomimicry of the Lotus Leaf.

Venus Flower Basket Sea Sponge 04.08.2023

In this episode, Joe Casebeer will be discussing the Venus Flower Basket Sea Sponge.

Humpback Whale Fin Tales 04.08.2023

In this episode, Daniel discusses interesting stories involving whale fins.

Mangroves and Shoreline Sustainability 04.08.2023

In this episode, Derek discusses Living Sea Walls for Shoreline Sustainability

Radar, Sonar, and Lidar 04.08.2023

In this episode, Chris J. Burke will be discussing radar, sonar, and lidar.

Biomimicry and Humpback Whale Fins 04.08.2023

In this episode Omar Bojeir will be discussing Biomimicry and the development of technologies based on the humpback whale fins.

Impact Resistance 07.12.2022

In this episode, Ty discusses examples of impact resistance in nature.

Spider Webs and Engineering 28.11.2022

In this episode, Jenica will be discussing how and why the spider web is used in engineering and technology today.

Eastgate Centre in Zimbabwe 28.11.2022

In this episode, Noah and Wyatt will be discussing the Eastgate Centre in Zimbabwe.

Bird-inspired Bullet Trains 28.11.2022

In this episode, Wyatt and Noah will be discussing bird inspired bullet trains.

Airplanes 28.11.2022

In this episode, Sam talks about airplanes.

Swim Fins 05.08.2022

In this episode, David Wilson will be discussing swim fins.

Velcro 05.08.2022

In this episode, Israel talks about Velcro.

Biomimicry and Nacre 05.08.2022

In this episode Patrick will discuss biomimicry, nacre, and one of the processes used to go from inspired research to an end product that could solve some of the real world issues faced today.

Cephalopod-inspired Camouflage 05.08.2022

In this episode, Adela will be discussing cephalopod-inspired camouflage.

Snake Fangs in Medicine 05.08.2022

In this episode, John Hamann will be discussing the uses of snake fangs in medicine.

The Lotus Effect 05.08.2022

In this episode, Andrew will be discussing the lotus effect.

Artificial Neural Networks 05.08.2022

In this episode of Mind Snacks we'll be discussing artificial neural networks, my co-host is Liz Carter and we look forward to going deep into the hippocampus of the mind!

Mussel-inspired Underwater Adhesive 05.08.2022

In this episode, Leroy discusses mussel-inspired underwater adhesive.

Proteins and Water Filtration 05.08.2022

In this episode, Drake will be discussing aquaporin proteins and its use in water filtration.

Artificial Photosynthesis 05.08.2022

In this episode, George Dhoore will be talking about artificial photosynthesis.

Biomimicry in Architecture 05.08.2022

In this episode of the Efficient Engineer, I Caleb Cornwell will be talking about biomimicry In architecture.

Whales and Propellers 26.04.2022

In this episode, Ryan discusses the impact whales had on propeller based designs.

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