The Accidental Geographer S5E3 Jorjeta Jetcheva, Professor of Computer Engineering

The Accidental Geographer S5E3 Jorjeta Jetcheva, Professor of Computer Engineering

The latest episode of the Accidental Geographer is with Dr. Jorjeta Jetcheva, a professor of mechanical engineering at San José State University. We touch on Artificial Intelligence, the future of human-computer interactions and how robotics will continue to serve larger roles in our daily lives.

The Accidental Geographer S5E2 Lin Jiang, Assistant Professor of Mechanical Engineering

The latest episode of the Accidental Geographer is with Dr. Lin Jiang, an assistant professor of mechanical engineering. We'll touch on her pivot from aerospace to mechanical engineering and the revolutionary work she and medical collaborators around the world are doing to improve the child care industry.

The Accidental Geographer S5 E1 Jon Rawski, Assistant Professor of Linguistics and Language Development

The latest episode of the Accidental Geographer is with Dr. Jon Rawski, an assistant professor in the department of Linguistics and Language Development. We'll touch on topics of the intersection of math and language, the future of natural language processing, and how we think about our relationship to everyday language and computational thinking.

The Accidental Geographer S4 E6 Craig Clements, Professor of meteorology and climate science

The latest episode of the Accidental Geographer is with Dr. Craig Clements, a professor of meteorology and climate science at SJSU. We’ll discuss how he became interested in fire-weather research, the intersection between fire and weather, as well as how SJSU became a global research leader in this field.

The Accidental Geographer S4 E5: The Accidental Geographer S4 E5: Sukanya Chakrabarti, Associate Professor Dept of Film and Theatre

This episode of the Accidental Geographer features Sukanya Chakrabarti, a professor in department of film and theater. The two will discuss her intellectual journey, the fantastic work happening at the intersection of theater and film, and the way in which we think about identities in everyday life.