EPISODE · May 25, 2026 · 33 MIN

Episode 7

from Roadside Ruminations · host Steve Martin and Macey Brown

The podcast episode features a discussion with Laura, the newest employee at DNMC. The conversation covers Laura's background, transition from academia to industry, and the collaborative nature of the team at DNMC. It also highlights the importance of learning and collaboration in the industry.TakeawaysCollaborative TeamworkTransition from Academia to IndustryChapters00:00 Introduction and Welcome26:28 Learning and Collaboration in the Industry

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