Jousef Murad

The Engineered-Mind Podcast | Engineering, AI & Technology

In the Engineered-Mind podcast, Jousef Murad is talking to researchers, scientists and engineers and how their work is shaping the world around us. The podcast covers topics around engineering, artificial intelligence, technology and more to inspire and educate people all around the world.

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Jousef Murad

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Education

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jousefmurad.com

Latest episode

Apr 1, 2026

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Episodes

Building A Formula Student Team - David Movitz | Podcast #46 08.05.2021

David Movitz is a mechanical engineer with a passion for leadership, problem solving and teamwork. While studying at the University of Iowa, he founded the Iowa Formula racing team, a student organization that designs, manufactures, and races an electric formula race car for international competitions. As Team Principal, he grew the team to over 50 members and led them to compete within their firs...

Brain Computer Programming & Neurosity - Alex Castillo | Podcast #45 08.05.2021

Alex Castillo was a Software Engineer at Netflix and left to pursue his dream to build Neurosity. He is very passionate about the human brain and how we can use technology to understand it better. Alex has contributed to the open source community and focuses on Angular, React and NeuroTech. In his spare time, he likes experimenting with guitars and IoT. Neurosity is reimagining brain-computer inte...

Python Workout - Reuven Lerner | Podcast #44 31.03.2021

Reuven Lerner is a full-time Python trainer, he teaches courses at companies in the United States, Europe, Israel, India, and China — as well as to people around the world, via his online courses. Reuven created one of the first 100 Web sites in the world just after graduating from MIT’s computer science department. He opened Lerner Consulting in 1995, and has been offering training services since...

Ethical Hacking & Penetration Testing - Kim Crawley & Phillip Wylie | Podcast #43 21.03.2021

Kim Crawley is dedicated to researching and writing about a plethora of cybersecurity issues. Some of the companies Kim has worked for over the years include Sophos, AT&T Cybersecurity, BlackBerry Cylance, Tripwire, and Venafi. All matters red team, blue team, and purple team fascinate her. But she’s especially fascinated by malware, social engineering, and advanced persistent threats. Kim’s e...

Physics-Informed Neural Networks (PINNs) - Chris Rackauckas | Podcast #42 21.03.2021

Chris Rackauckas is an Applied Mathematics Instructor at MIT, a Senior Research Analyst in the University of Maryland School of Pharmacy, and the Director of Scientific Research at Pumas-AI. He is the lead developer of the SciML open source scientific machine learning organization which develops widely used software for scientific modeling and inference.  Chris' work on high performance diffe...

Simulating the Brain - Caglar Cakan | Podcast #41 21.03.2021

Caglar is a physicist and computational neuroscientist working in the neural information processing group in the technical university of Berlin. This group is concerned with the principles underlying information processing in biological systems. Caglar has a wide variety of interests reaching from the interpretation of quantum mechanics, cosmology, programming, cryptocurrencies to decentralized sy...

OpenFOAM, CFD & Numerics - Tobias Holzmann | Podcast #40 27.02.2021

Tobias is a CFD engineer, OpenFOAM enthusiast and well known in the OpenFOAM community by contributing an enormous amount of material as well as knowledge to the world. His website provides helpful content concerning OpenFOAM®, he offers free available training videos, screencasts, cases, publications, developments, and extensions, as well as many fun simulations, are ready to use and watch for pe...

Cryptocurrency & Blockchain - Anish Mohammed | Podcast #39 27.02.2021

Anish is a multi disciplinarian who has worked as medical doctor, bioinformatician, strategy consultant and cryptographer. He has spend half his career researching cryptographic algorithms and protocols at three different research groups. He is an early adviser to Ripple.  cofounder of Ethicsnet, and head of research at the Information Sciences Institute at SRH University of Applied Sciences....

Deep Learning With PyTorch - Luca, Eli & Thomas | Podcast #38 20.02.2021

Luca Antiga has a PhD in Bioengineering and worked in research until 2009. He is co-founder and CTO at Orobix, where they are busy taking artificial intelligence into the real world. Eli Stevens has spent the majority of his career working at startups in Silicon Valley, with roles ranging from software engineer to CTO. At publication, he is working on machine learning in the autonomous vehicle ind...

Explainable AI & RL - David Josephs | Podcast #37 14.02.2021

David Josephs studied aerospace engineering and astronomy, he’s an aspiring data scientist, vivid open source contributor, chess player and ML researcher. His interests go from explainable models to time series over parametrized deep learning and a lot of other exciting topics like RL and myoelectric control to map brain signals in the body to motions in the extremity to control prosthetic limbs....

The Well–Grounded Python Developer - Doug Farrell | Podcast #36 14.02.2021

Doug Farrell has been programming for a long time in several languages and he has worked in process control, embedded systems, retail CD Rom software and both Internet and Intranet web applications. Currently Doug is fortunate enough to code in Python, with a large slice of JavaScript just for fun. He also teaches Python to kids at a STEM place near where he lives, and writes course materials for...

Unity ML, Synthetic Data & Immersive Limit - Adam Kelly | Podcast #35 14.02.2021

Adam Kelly is a software engineer at General Motors in Austin, Texas working on computer vision and 3D development. Prior to that he worked on the HoloLens team at Microsoft in Seattle, WA. Adam has a degree in Computer Science from the University of Michigan. All of his 3D development and deep learning skills come from practical projects and self-directed learning he does in his free time. He is...

Made With ML - Goku Mohandas | Podcast #34 14.02.2021

Goku is currently an AI researcher / advisor in the health space. He was more recently the Head of ML at Ciitizen and worked on Natural Language Processing applications for several years at Apple before that. He has also been involved in democratizing education through blogs, technical publications, courses and more recently the Made With ML platform. ————————————————————————————— 🧠 Free Science...

Make Machines Feel - Monishwaran Maheswaran | Podcast #33 30.01.2021

Monishwaran is one of the youngest Computer Scientists working in the field of Deep learning, Cognitive Computing, Blockchain, and Quantum Computing.  Over the past several years, Monishwaran has developed numerous projects, using Artificial Intelligence, ranging from accelerating the diagnosis of Schizophrenia to combating Malaria using blood diagnosis. He has collaborated with several compa...

Time Management & Productivity - Manuel Bruschi | Podcast #32 30.01.2021

Manuel Bruschi is the founder of the company Timeular which empowers people to track their job routines to then analyze and design better ones that create more value for themselves and the people around them. They believe this will lead to a future where everyone has a rewarding job. Get the time management cube: https://bit.ly/39AHqZh ————————————————————————————— 🧠 Free Science Community: commu...

OpenFOAM & CFD Tips - Jozsef Nagy | Podcast #31 21.01.2021

Dr. Jozsef Nagy graduated from the Vienna University of Technology in Physics and finished his PhD in Chemical Engineering. For six years he held the position of a post-doc at the Johannes Kepler University, where he worked on polymer materials. He is the Chair of the Technical Committee for Tutorials and Documentation in the OpenFOAM Governance System. At this point, He has the biggest YouTube ch...

Rise of AI, AI Startups & Investing - Fabian Westerheide | Podcast #30 14.01.2021

Fabian, CEO of AI for Humans, is an international expert on Artificial Intelligence strategy, entrepreneur and venture capitalist. He advises governmental institutions including the European Commission, European Space Agency, German parliament, Chinese ministry of technology and departments such as the secretary of defense and foreign ministry, as well as Fortune 500 companies, think-tanks and sta...

Starting a Formula Student Team From Scratch - Ferran Martí | Podcast #29 14.01.2021

Ferran is currently in his last year of his Mechanical Engineering degree and was part of the group of students that founded the EUSS Motorsport Formula Student team from their University back in 2017 - they are currently developing their 3rd prototype. Ferran is literally a massive petrolhead and highly passionate about racing. ————————————————————————————— 🧠 Free Science Community: community.sc...

Neural Concept: Deep Learning for Engineering - Pierre Baqué | Podcast #28 30.12.2020

Pierre is Chief Executive Officer at Neural Concept, which he co-founded in 2018. Pierre received an engineering degree in Applied Mathematics and a Masters degree in Operations Research from Ecole Polytechnique in France. After working as an optimization and machine learning engineer for Credit-Suisse in London, he joined the Computer Vision Laboratory at EPFL, where he obtained his doctoral degr...

AI Recruitment Technology & Deep Learning - Jon Krohn | Podcast #27 30.12.2020

Jon Krohn is Chief Data Scientist at the machine learning company untapt. He authored the 2019 book Deep Learning Illustrated, an instant #1 bestseller that was translated into six languages. Jon is renowned for his compelling lectures, which he offers in-person at Columbia University, New York University, and the NYC Data Science Academy, as well as online via O'Reilly, YouTube, and his podcast,...

Smoothed Particle Hydrodynamics - FIFTY2 Technology | Podcast #26 20.12.2020

In 2015, after 8 years of research and achieving his PhD, Markus Ihmsen together with his research colleague Jens Cornelis founded the company FIFTY2 Technology which is a constantly growing start-up and think tank for world class researchers and engineers.   The company’s vision: Transforming the engineering process allowing to craft sustainable, more innovative and safer products at lower c...

Reinforcement Learning (RL) - Andrew G. Barto | Podcast #25 20.12.2020

Andrew G. Barto is a former computer scientist and professor emeritus and known for his research on learning in machines and animals. He worked on developing learning algorithms that are useful for engineering applications but that also make contact with learning as studied by psychologists and neuroscientists.   When it comes to reinforcement learning (RL), it has been immensely gratifying f...

Augmented Reality for Engineering (Holo-Light) - Luis Bollinger | Podcast #24 11.12.2020

Luis Bollinger co-founded the Augmented Reality startup Holo-Light. As CMO he is responsible for Marketing and deeply involved in partnerships and the company's strategy. He studied Business Administration in Munich and worked for Analog Devices and OSRAM before becoming an entrepreneur.   Founded in 2015, Holo-Light specializes in immersive software and technologies. In Augmented and Virtual...

Natural Language Processing (NLP) - Paul Azunre | Podcast #23 05.12.2020

Paul holds a PhD in Computer Science from Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT). In his dissertation he developed novel global optimization techniques for previously unaddressed problem classes, including parabolic partial differential equations (PDEs), to improve the optical efficiency of solar energy. He has served as a Principal Investigator on several DARPA research program teams advanci...

MODUM, SimScale & CFD - Milad Mafi | Podcast #22 02.12.2020

When Milad was 14 years old, he used Computational Fluid Dynamics to investigate how overtaking manoeuvres in formula 1 are aggravated due to turbulence – with that he won the contest for young scientists called “Jugend forscht”. After that he started consulting businesses like Volkswagen, Airbus, CarboTech in the field of Computational Fluid Dynamics and Aerodynamics and later on he focused on in...

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