A University of Toronto Engineering based podcast where we talk to students, advisors and alumni about their STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics) experiences. We talk about how they made the most of their education and community, and demystify how they became technologists, researchers, and builders moving our world forward today. Hosted by Maeesha Biswas and Jennifer Wang.
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A University of Toronto Engineering based podcast where we talk to students, advisors and alumni about their STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics) experiences. We talk about how they made the most of their education and community, and demystify how they became technologists, researchers, and builders moving our world forward today. Hosted by Maeesha Biswas and Jennifer Wang.
19. Ben Sprenger - Becoming a generalist, Formula Racing Vehicles, Global Engineering, and Making Films
1% Inspiration
1 hour 18 seconds
2 years ago
19. Ben Sprenger - Becoming a generalist, Formula Racing Vehicles, Global Engineering, and Making Films
Ben Sprenger is currently pursuing an MSc at ETH Zurich in Robotics, Systems and Control, and is a mechanical engineering graduate from the University of Toronto (U of T). We talk about his multiple global professional and research experiences through PEY, the Munk School, filmmaking, and U of T's Formula Racing Team. We discuss his technical interests that led to his leadership within the University of Toronto Formula Racing Team, his artistic mindset as a filmmaker, and developing the ability to learn anything.
1% Inspiration
A University of Toronto Engineering based podcast where we talk to students, advisors and alumni about their STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics) experiences. We talk about how they made the most of their education and community, and demystify how they became technologists, researchers, and builders moving our world forward today. Hosted by Maeesha Biswas and Jennifer Wang.
