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In today's podcast episode, I'll be sharing a recording of a seminar I gave this week to about 50 undergraduate students, specifically in the chemical engineering program at the University of Utah.

I'll be talking about: 1) what I wish I knew while I was in college and trying to break into data science 2) how data science can be applied in industrial systems and engineering

Although this was given to a live audience, I do think a lot of the advice you might find applicable to you and your situation.

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Episode ID: 1000551885207

GUID: 024edf6f-c7d8-4d1c-a6ee-3fdca95d94fb

Release Date: 22/02/2022, 19:30:00