Chantal Rodier's guest appearances

Chantal Rodier

Make the Future - Ottawa's Tech Podcast

Erin Blaskie

John Wall

Susan Richards

Leia Atkinson

Eli Fathi

Parinaz Sobhani

Sarah Hodgson

John Proctor

Jenna Sudds

Jamie Petten

Heather Abbott

Natalie Raffoul

Leah MacMillan

Julia Elvidge

Thusha Agampodi

OwlTail

Hanan Anis

Elisha Pruner

Episode 10For this episode, we’re doing a special LIVE recording of the Make the Future podcast at the University of Ottawa’s Kanata North offices in front of a wonderful audience to discuss one of our favorite subjects, combining engineering and arts, more precisely: Creativity, VR and Engineering Design! We’re joined once again by Hanan Anis, Professor in Electrical and Computer Engineering at the University of Ottawa, by Chantal Rodier the Faculty of Engineering’s Artist-in-Residence and Elisha Pruner, a two-time uOttawa Engineering alumna part of the first CEED cohort who currently works as a Software Developer in Machine Learning and Virtual Reality at the Ottawa Hospital. Time Stamp Episode 10 2 :41- Why engineering design is important to students and industry. 4:40- A question for Elisha about the experience of being part of the first Makerspace cohort at uOttawa. 6:40- The usefulness of having a client based experience as a student. 10:10- The need for a multidisciplinary focus in the training of tech students. 12:20- How having this multidisciplinary experience helped Elisha outside of the university. 13:45- A description of this year’s Makerspace challenge VR challenge at uOttawa. 19:00- A look at the need for the mix between art and tech. While things may be functional, they can be “ugly”. 22:40- A client based VR experience for cancer patients. 24:34- Questions from the crowd   Produced by uOttawa Faculty of Engineering. Make The Future

Episode 10 For this episode, we’re doing a special LIVE recording of the Make the Future podcast at the University of Ottawa’s Kanata North offices in front of a wonderful audience to discuss one of our favorite subjects, combining engineering and arts, more precisely: Creativity, VR and Engineering Design! We’re joined once again by Hanan Anis, Professor in Electrical and Computer Engineering at the University of Ottawa, by Chantal Rodier the Faculty of Engineering’s Artist-in-Residence and Elisha Pruner, a two-time uOttawa Engineering alumna part of the first CEED cohort who currently works as a Software Developer in Machine Learning and Virtual Reality at the Ottawa Hospital. Time Stamp Episode 10 2 :41- Why engineering design is important to students and industry. 4:40- A question for Elisha about the experience of being part of the first Makerspace cohort at uOttawa. 6:40- The usefulness of having a client based experience as a student. 10:10- The need for a multidisciplinary focus in the training of tech students. 12:20- How having this multidisciplinary experience helped Elisha outside of the university. 13:45- A description of this year’s Makerspace challenge VR challenge at uOttawa. 19:00- A look at the need for the mix between art and tech. While things may be functional, they can be “ugly”. 22:40- A client based VR experience for cancer patients. 24:34- Questions from the crowd Produced by uOttawa Faculty of Engineering. <a href="https://engineering.uottawa.ca/podcast" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Make The Future</a>

S1-E10 - On the Road: Health, VR and Engineering Design with Hanan Anis, Chantal Rodier and Elisha Pruner