@senancour-st6hu
Congratulations for this wonderful season that you have offered us. I have enjoyed it very much and it has been a real discovery.
Have a good summer and rest up for the next one. Promise.

@luciaortega3331
😍😍😍

@larurossi2242
I just discovered your channel and I loved this video♡ I study the same thing and for this reason (your project) is what motivates me to continue AMOOO❤

@EduardoMatiz
What a pleasure to have dissemination for the new generations!

@ariadnaortiz8732
I loved it! and most of all it informed me, it was strange how this video I discovered it being on tik tok, hahahaha but I was already very interested in this engineering and I research or listen to what I find, I could also use a video like this but with a medical one, since they are my two career choices.
But a thousand thanks genius for bringing this video, I loved it and I got the message that both of you left in the ♡.

@ashoyervides7404
I would love for them to invite a chemical engineer ❤❤❤❤❤❤

@shy4978
I would love to see electric power 🥰.

@jaimeortiz9125
I would like to see a systems engineer

@andrea_sah2085
I'm a fan of the podcast ❤ thanks Clau, for making this a space to inspire more girls to study engineering, I would like to see some episode about chemical engineering at some point.

@xwarrior4058
how interesting!!! you could bring in a mining or naval engineer.

@goproo2340
What a cool podcast! Many congratulations to both of you are some cracks😘

@laurablandon2284
I love this project, what admirable women <3.

@senancour-st6hu
What an extraordinary channel and what a commendable project and outreach work, with these references that you bring us in each delivery, all so simple, so intimate and close. Everything so simple, so intimate and close. Congratulations, Clau! And thank you for all your work. Can you imagine how many people will be encouraged with this career that they feel something foreign, something strange, thanks to these testimonies? It is so easy to light a fuse?

@LuisOrtiz-oe9pz
Clau, I've been following you for 5 or 6 months, when I heard about your podcast on Radio 3. I'm the father of twins, currently in high school, and I find this project you have launched fascinating. I have told my daughters about your program, but they don't pay much attention to me, the truth is, I think they will go for the social baccalaureate, but I don't give up. I keep listening to you, and learning, because the range of engineering that there is today is a super interesting range. I love to go for a walk and listen to your programs. Lots of encouragement with the project and go for it. Best regards.

@cristinagipe7373
Super content girls I feel very identified ahahhahahahahah first year nefarious!

@guillermo8730
Sara Gómez has been my teacher of resistance of materials and elasticity, she is an incredible person and a very good teacher. Very good podcast, it would be great to take a mechanical or industrial engineer.

pains.pg  
Congratulations to both of you.
@malenapayeras @clau_qsi
With hard work you get what you want!!!
😘😘😘

anajsana
I was just recommended this IG and wow! Thank you so much for the work of visibility of women in STEM and outreach! 😍💜

an_dres5080
I wish they had given me that talk. And indeed computing is a means, to understand it as an end in itself is absurd.

engakats
Knowing how to communicate is simply fundamental. It's the one factor that can keep a “crack” engineer from shining. I'm so glad you brought this up! 👏🏼👏🏼 @clau_qsi

flor.casanovas
Failing, the word that closes our students' throats. The one who fails is not always the one who does not study, let's see if we understand each other. Sometimes the person who fails is the one who studied simply because he or she was nervous about the exam, or because the teachers set the exam to make you fail. Is demandingness a good thing? No. Constancy and willpower are. Demandingness destroys your psychological health. And let's keep another thing in mind, we don't all have the same abilities nor do we all study degrees with the same level of difficulty.

bel_99xx
I needed to hear this 🥲🥲 people should understand that not all of us have the same capabilities and that some of us find it harder than others.they don't say that we should normalize being mediocre but that we should stop being too demanding.we won't always get the results we want but that's okay.a rest and try again.

men2a_arian
Well, I was starting to study mechanical engineering and I will graduate soon. I was shocked when I failed my first exam, but then I said well, I won't be able to balance my university life and school life, so then it was like »let everything flow» and well, I'm already waiting for my thesis and I'm taking back beautiful memories.👏So, be brave, everything is possible.

eldano12.5
Brothers and sisters engineers I call upon you in this post to ratify the facts that are reported here 💪🎩

Dani Palma
a podcast with people who have interesting things to say and education. Make a wish

plxnetdr
by fi hagan of aerospace engineering and industrial and automatic electronic engineering 🙏🏻

Edison Moncaleano
What a wonderful career well told thank you for explaining it.

Jupiter
Tik tok telling me not to hesitate with the race I want to go to.

Andrea Galdós
Wow, if this works well, it will improve the lives of millions of people. Best of luck 🍀

Eva Alonso
what wonderful people, these are worth it, and we must support medicine and research, they save many lives.

Mireia MaCa
More projects like this please 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

Hanscom
Me as an engineering student, your podcast is gold. 🥰 I wish I had found it a ton before I got into my degree because +.

melonesysanadias
many teachers at uni have cared a thousand times more about me and the subject than those at high school.

Mari Carmen
you really learn to think and a foundation that makes it easy for you to learn anything.

gra
that's what studies are all about: failing and relearning, and it's good to know that from the very beginning of the educational stage.

Jose
They really should have done this a long time ago. It saves you a lot of hassle.