Episode 14: Human Factors and Ergonomics (w/ ...

Wendell Dunaway is a former training manager at Safran, where he oversaw the education of hundreds of technicians each year. Wendell knows firsthand how community can nurture skills and build understanding.In this conversation, Wendell will explain how the guidance of five life c ...  Show more

A native of the Swiss Alps, Simon Wittinger is the author of The Mountain Flying Handbook. First published in 2020, the book is a comprehensive guide to operating at high altitude. It’s been praised by the helicopter community at large, and even been endorsed by EASA. In this con ...  Show more

If you feed a computer enough ice cream flavours or pictures annotated with whether they contain giraffes, the hope is that the computer may eventually learn how to do these things for itself: to generate new potential ice cream flavours or identify the giraffehood status of new ...  Show more

Why is a boat a “she?” Why give names like Alexa or Siri to inanimate pieces of software? According to assistant professor of organizational behavior Ashley Martin, ascribing gender to everyday objects helps us t ...

Les hommes et les femmes ne parlent pas de la même manière. Ni entre eux, ni lorsqu’iels s’adressent au genre opposé. De quelle manière le langage contribue t-il à la fabrique des masculinités ? À l’inverse, comment le genre détermine-t-il la manière de parler ...

Comment se parler, comment se comprendre, comment résoudre un conflit… Alors qu’il est politique et essentiel à toutes nos relations affectives, ce travail émotionnel est souvent dénigré et associé à la seule sphère du développement personnel. Plus encore, il ...