Women in STEM

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Sarah Lanci grew up looking at the world asking why. She’d ask questions like, why are backpacking bags made the way they are, what role does drag play when building a kayak and why are racing skis designed differently than other types of skis? In this podcast CMU Assistant Professor of Mechanical Engineering Sarah Lanci explains how behind every engineer is a passionate person asking why.

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