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#1702: Engineering for Workers with Disabilities| The Best of Our Knowledge

By Lucas Willard,
Jody Cowan
Published May 5, 2023 at 3:00 PM EDT
UAlbany engineering students show off their award-winning invention that aims to help workers with physical limitations succeed in their careers.
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UAlbany engineering students show off their award-winning invention that aims to help workers with physical limitations succeed in their careers.

On this episode of the Best of Our Knowledge: Engineering students at the University at Albany show off their award-winning invention that aims to help workers with physical limitations succeed in their careers; and a NASA scientist discusses the agency’s fleet of satellites monitoring a changing Earth.  

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Lucas Willard
Lucas Willard is a news reporter and host at WAMC Northeast Public Radio, which he joined in 2011. He produces and hosts The Best of Our Knowledge and WAMC Listening Party.
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Jody Cowan
One of the newest additions to the WAMC team, Jody Cowan has a naturally curious approach to media production and strong passion for story telling. Jody's work is currently showcased on the shows 51% and The Best of Our Knowledge.
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