Welcome to LongitudeSite, where college students and recent graduates lead curiosity-driven conversations and present podcast episodes on the values, skills and experiences of professionals.

Longitude Site is a nonprofit 501(c)3 educational initiative with a global reach based in Houston. Our name is a symbolic reminder of intersections where ideas and actions converge – not only among generations but also among infinite longitudes – so that students and professionals around the world may benefit from the insights shared on our podcast Longitude Sound Bytes.

As we hear words like creativity, inspiration, passion, or imagination, our mind is led into the world of art. As we hear words like experiment, design, observe, or compute, they conjure up activities associated with the sciences. At what longitudes do these converge and foster inspiration for powerful new ideas for individuals? Tune into our podcast Longitude Sound Bytes to hear fascinating endeavors.

We are launching our 18th series Beauty In Our Work and In Our Fields this fall!  Join us as we embark on sharing our curiosity for how individuals define beauty in their fields, where they encounter it, and how it shapes their practices. See our trailer below and follow our podcast on your preferred platform.

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Series Spotlight

James Webb Space Telescope
Our new series aims to shed light on the collective efforts that brought the Webb observatory to fruition.  Longitude fellows Keegan Leibrock (Rice University), Ali Kazmaz (Rice University), Louis Noel (Rice University), and Zehra Karakilic (Tilburg University) present conversations with scientists, engineers, and team leaders.

Episode Spotlight

Ep 115: Designing Antarctic Research Stations
As part of our conversations about fascinating accomplishments in harsh environments, Longitude fellows Angela Xie and Jessica Shi from Rice University speak with Hugh Broughton, an English architect and one of the world’s leading designers of polar research facilities.

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