The hidden human element behind the world's tallest structures
In short: Civil engineer Roma Agrawal discusses her career journey from inspiration to execution. This talk explores what it feels like to see a complex design transition into a physical landmark.
Roma Agrawal, a civil engineer who worked on London’s The Shard, shares personal insights into the engineering profession and the women who influenced her path. The presentation highlights the unique satisfaction of watching a designed concept become a tangible reality.
The talk was part of a 2014 'cabaret of science' hosted by The Royal Institution to celebrate Ada Lovelace Day, an international event honoring women's achievements in STEM.
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