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Learn what a mechanical engineer does from Dr. Astrid Layton from Texas A&M University.


*The event has already taken place on this date: Sat, 04/24/2021
Boolean Girl presents Dr. Astrid Layton from Texas A&M. During this live one-hour event, Dr. Layton will talk about her work and how she became a mechanical engineer. She will then answer all and any questions children may have about mechanical engineering!

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Saturday, April 24 at 5 PM meet
Dr. Astrid Layton is a Mechanical Engineering Assistant Professor at Texas A&M University.

Dr. Astrid Layton is a Mechanical Engineering Assistant Professor at Texas A&M University. She is originally from Pittsburgh, PA where she got her BS in Mechanical Engineering with a minor in Studio Arts. She then moved to Atlanta for her Ph.D. in Mechanical Engineering at the Georgia Institute of Technology. After Atlanta, she spent 2 years as a visiting lecturer in Metz, France at Georgia Tech Lorraine. Now living in Texas, Dr. Layton researches how we can better design our human networks, things like power grids and water distribution and supply chains, to be more sustainable and resilient by looking at networks like food webs in nature! In addition to learning about nature, Dr. Layton also enjoys painting, whitewater kayaking, hiking, and mountain biking.

 
 

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Contact name: 
Laura Wilhelm
The event has already taken place on this date: 
04/24/2021
Time: 
5pm EST
Price: 
FREE

Ages

6-8 years 9-12 years Teenagers