A Vision of Sustainability In a world grappling with the challenges of sustainable living and efficient food production, one idea I can offer is the air-floating offshore vertical farm. The Daisy of the Sea Imagine a structure, floating not on … Continue reading →
Zero-weight bridges Imagine a world where bridges defy traditional engineering constraints, floating effortlessly above waterways without the need for supports or suspension cables. This is not a scene from a science fiction novel; it’s the vision of a groundbreaking bridge … Continue reading →
Ten Octave Keyboard This design reimagines the traditional keyboard instrument in a way that seamlessly blends technology, aesthetics, and ergonomics. Instead of a straight keyboard whee you run out of keys at each end if your tune goes too high … Continue reading →
Tethered Non-Cellular Organisms (TNCOs) I just uploaded a pre-print of my paper about my new idea: Tethered Non-Cellular Organisms (TNCOs). As the title says, they could cure most of the major killer diseases. It is very long so this brief … Continue reading →
In this episode, Matt Alder talks to Brigette McInnis-Day, CPO at UiPath, about strategies for automation in TA and HR.
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In this episode, Matt Alder talks to Jason Cerrato, VP of Market Strategy at Eightfold, about the importance of talent-centered design.
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Round Up looks back on interviews from The Recruiting Future Podcast published during December 2023.
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This is now incorporated in my thoroughly rewritten and greatly improved blog on Femtech: https://timeguide.wordpress.com/2023/12/29/more-femtech/ but I’ll leave it here since that full version is 10k words now. Breast Health Monitoring Bra – Detecting Cancer Early Through AI-Powered Ultrasound This … Continue reading →