Invention and Discovery: How and Why They Happen

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Abstract

Every great invention has a story. In this podcast, Dr. Müllner looks at the evolution of invention and discovery—much like he will in his Foundational Studies course at Boise State this fall. As a case study, Dr. Müllner looks at the development of steel, which had various driving forces including politics, economy, architecture, music, agriculture, war, and even religion. In turn, the availability of steel shaped buildings, landscapes, musical tones, and the courses of wars and economy. This podcast also highlights some historical figures who played significant and sometimes surprising roles. Dr. Müllner puts invention and discovery in context, discussing science and technology as they relate to history and our present day society.
Original languageAmerican English
Place of PublicationBoise, Idaho, USA
Media of outputOnline
StatePublished - 5 Mar 2012

EGS Disciplines

  • Engineering
  • History of Science, Technology, and Medicine
  • Materials Science and Engineering

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