Rough Seas - The Marine Engineering Podcast

In this episode, Ben speaks with Chief Scientist Kyle Woerner of STR (Systems Technology and Research) about his service in the US Navy, his tenure at DARPA, and bridging communication barriers between organisations and among technical teams. 

There are very few people who can distill this new age of machine learning and artificial intelligence as well as Jennifer LaPlante. In this episode, she and Ben examine what AI really means for businesses in the ocean tech sector and beyond, demystifying the burgeoning technology and putting it all into clear perspective. This conversation sets the record straight about how, where and when AI will benefit your operations. 

Magellan, Amundsen, Shackleton, Mayer.  Larry Mayer is widely recognised as one of the world's foremost scientists and explorers, playing a crucial role in shaping global climate-saving initiatives. His groundbreaking research and technological contributions have revolutionised various fields of ocean science, including marine geophysics, palaeoceanography, and marine archaeology. From an initiative to map the entire ocean floor by 2030, and his exceptional mentorship of graduate students and postdoctoral researchers, Dr. Mayer humbly shares his perspective and approach to scientific ocean exploration in todays's tumultuous climate.  

Brokering peace after a 36-year civil war is a challenge reserved for a select few, that challenge is compounded when you're the first woman to do it. In this episode, Enginuity's Ben Garvey talks with Eva Martinez about the challenges of being the first female United Nations Military Observer (UNMO) and how her current role as Senior Director of In-Service Support (ISS) at Bluedrop Training and Simulation contibutes to positive change in the defence industry.