Webinar: Engineering for the Developing World
Webinar: Engineering for the Developing World
Designing and distributing successful, appropriate technologies for the developing world presents great challenges for engineers. Join two of the premier experts in the field of engineering for the developing world: Dr. Nathan Johnson, assistant professor, Department of Engineering and Computing Systems, Arizona State University, and Dr. Amos Winter, assistant professor, Department of Mechanical Engineering, MIT, as they identify these challenges and discuss their successful solutions.
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