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European engineering educators#38 Season 6 highlights and podcast updateWelcome to the highlights episode for season 6! We have reached the end of season 6 and 3+ years of podcasting.Neil and Natalie would like to thank all listeners and guests for their continued support in making the podcast a valuable source of information regarding contemporary topics in engineering education.Join Dr. Natalie Wint (University College London) and Professor Neil Cooke (University of Birmingham) for this episode in which they summarise the recent interviews.00.00 - Introduction00.38 - Welcome, podcast updates, the future of the podcast03.50 - Robyn Mae...
2025-08-1830 minEuropean engineering educators#37 Mariana Velho from CERN Switzerland on Public EngagementAttracting students to study engineering, and helping society understand what engineers do, are ongoing challenges within engineering education.In this episode we spoke to Mariana Velho, Communication, Education and Outreach Manager for CERN openlab. Mariana draws upon her background in psychology, education and outreach, to manage various communication projects and campaigns, and manage stakeholder relationships.Join Dr. Natalie Wint (University College London) and Dr. Neil Cooke (University of Birmingham) to learn about the use of science communication and outreach in encouraging students to study engineering.Timestamps0.00 Welcome and...
2025-07-2157 min
COPE VILLENA MQR - PROGRAMAS Y ENTREVISTASEL TARDEO DE PEPEDJ - CHARLA CON JUDITH, BORJA Y SEFI, LOS PREMIADOS DE LA TEMPORADA DEL V74Visitan los micros de El Pepe los galardonados de la temporada 24/25 en el V74, Judith como mejor jugadora del año, Borja como mejor jugador y Sefi como Uvera del Año. Los tres recibieron con orgullo el premio y hoy en esta distendida charla hablamos de todo un poco.
2025-06-2516 minEuropean engineering educators#36 Kurt Coppens from KUL Belgium on Feedback LiteracyFeedback is a somewhat perennial topic within higher education (HE), with increasing emphasis on students as independent learners who should engage as active participants to fulfil the role of a self-regulated learner.In this episode we speak to Dr. Kurt Coppens who works within the ETHER (Engineering Technology Education Research) research group, at the Faculty of Engineering Technology, KU Leuven, Belgium and whose PhD focused on the feedback literacy of engineering students.Join Dr. Natalie Wint (University College London) and Dr. Neil Cooke (University of Birmingham) to learn about the role of feedback...
2025-06-1655 minEuropean engineering educators#35 Siara Isaac and Joelyn de Lima from EPFL Switzerland on 3T Play Transversal SkillsThere continues to be a growing focus on the need for engineering students to develop transversal skills. There are a number of barriers which can stifle efforts in teaching such skills and approaches increasingly focus on developing engineering educators’ ability to integrate a diverse set of skills with technical knowledge.In this episode we speak to Siara Isaac and Joelyn de Lima, part of the 3T Play project (funded by the Lego Foundation) team from Swiss Federal Institute of Technology in Lausanne (EPFL), who focused on the use of tangible objects and playfulness to support the le...
2025-05-191h 08
Tokunbo: Conversations with Nigerian Storytellers in the DiasporaEpisode 9: Sefi Atta in Conversation with Jola NaibiSend us a textSefi Atta is a Nigerian-American novelist, short story writer, playwright, and screenwriter. Her books include Every Good Thing Will Come, A Bit of Difference, The Bead Collector, The Bad Immigrant, and Swallow which was made into a Netflix movie. Her upcoming book Indigene will be released in the summer of 2025. In this conversation with Jola Naibi, for the Tokunbo podcast series, she talks about telling a coherent story...
2025-05-1255 minEuropean engineering educators#34 Robyn Mae Paul and Kari Zacharias from Canada on The Iron Ring Ritual of the Calling of an EngineerWelcome to the first episode of season 6 of the podcast!The Archimedean Oath, first developed in 1990 and inspired by the Hippocratic Oath, was promoted as a reflection tool during SEFI 2024. Historically, the oath was read and signed at the end of master’s level study and allowed engineers to emphasise their commitment to their institution and global responsibility. Taking an oath was viewed as supporting graduates in making ethical decisions within professional practice. However, societal and environmental needs have since changed, this triggering moves to update both the form and scope of the oath. Similarly, in Can...
2025-04-211h 17European engineering educators#33 Season 5 Highlights and podcast updateWe have reached the end of the fifth season!Neil and Natalie would like to thank all listeners and guests for their continued support in making the podcast a valuable source of information regarding contemporary topics in engineering education.Join Dr. Natalie Wint (University College London) and Dr. Neil Cooke (University of Birmingham) for this episode in which they summarise the recent interviews. 00.00 - Introduction00.34 - Welcome and call for new guests02.07 -Inês Direito and Jan Van Maele on diversity, equity and inclusion (Ep. 1)
2025-03-1737 minEuropean engineering educators#32 Jorge Membrillo-Hernández from ITESM Mexico on Challenge Based LearningWelcome back to the podcast!Engineering education is home to many different learning approaches including problem, project, and challenge-based learning, as well as studio learning. At the same time, technological advances mean that there is an increasing focus on virtual learning, and collaboration across geographical contexts. The wide variety of approaches at our disposable necessitates choices to be made regarding what, and how, ideas will be incorporated, and indeed at what scale.In this episode we speak to Jorge Membrillo-Hernández from the Technological University of Monterrey. Jorge has a wealth of experience i...
2025-02-1759 min
The White Axe Podcast#40 - Sefi (PESTKRAFT): Black Metal, Escena Valenciana y Señores LujuriososSefi es tatuadora profesional, propietaria del estudio Nigromancia Tattoo en Valencia.
También es cantante de la banda de black metal Pestkraft y promotora de conciertos underground bajo la marca "Hammer Agency".
Sefi lleva toda la vida metida hasta las rodillas en sus dos pasiones: la música extrema y los tatuajes. Aunque se ha profesionalizado por la segunda, la primera siempre tiene un lugar importante en su vida.
Los que somos parte de la escena valenciana del metal conocemos a Sefi desde hace mucho tiempo, y admiramos su energía y determinación para tratar de mantenerla viva a toda...
2025-01-301h 09European engineering educators#31 Esther Matemba & Lelanie Smith on African Engineering EducationWelcome back to the podcast!The isolation felt by engineering educators who are passionate about teaching and learning, but who reside in technically focused engineering departments, is widely reported. The case is no different in Africa, where few institutions recognise educational research as a valid research focus in engineering, this resulting in lack of capacity for engineering education research (EER) and meaning that African educational innovations are not well represented in the literature. Although educators within Africa may make use of research findings from elsewhere, or receive support from those in different geographical locations, the contextual...
2025-01-201h 03European engineering educators#30 Thies Johannsen from TUB Germany on TransdisciplinaryWelcome back to the podcast! As the problems that society faces become more complex there is increasing emphasis on the need for engineers to work across disciplines, with a focus on taking interdisciplinary and transdisciplinary approaches to engineering education. However, there can be a lack of clarity about how such terms are conceptualised within the engineering classroom, this resulting in a lack of concrete teaching interventions. In this episode we speak to Thies Johannsen, a research assistant from TU Berlin who works at the intersection between Social Sciences, Humanities, and STEM disciplines. Thies draws upon h...
2024-12-1654 minEuropean engineering educators#29 Ann-Kristin Winkens from RWTH Germany on ResilienceWelcome back to the podcast! Discussion around the need for engineers to navigate increasingly complex and uncertain challenges (e.g., climate change, digitalisation) features heavily within engineering education research and leads to questions pertaining to the abilities of engineering graduates. Despite this, little is known about the way in which engineering programmes support students in coping with such uncertainty and complexity (also referred to as resilience).In this episode we spoke to Dr. Ann-Kristin Winkens, a postdoctoral researcher in the Gender and Diversity in Engineering Research Group (GDI) at RWTH Aachen in G...
2024-11-1844 minEuropean engineering educators#28 Scott Daniel, Sasha Nikolic & Rezwanul Haque from AAEE Australia on Generative AIWelcome back to the podcast! Since the start of 2023, Chat GPT, and the use of generative AI (Gen-AI) more generally, has been the topic of much discussion, advice and debate within engineering education worldwide. Despite a proliferation of guidance, awareness raising and information, there has been little empirical evidence pertaining to the impact of Gen-AI on integrity of assessment and risk of plagiarism, something which has led to confusion and duplication of work.In this episode we speak to Sasha Nikolic (University of Wollongong), Scott Daniel (University of Technology, Sydney), and Rezwanul H...
2024-10-211h 36European engineering educators#27 Inês Direito and Jan Van Maele on Diversity Equity and InclusionWelcome back to the podcast! Terms such as inclusion, diversity, equity, and equality, have long featured in discussions relating to engineering education, and are often used interchangeably. Their meaning both evolve over time and vary significantly across context. Such changes and variation have implications for the areas in which efforts towards DEI, are focused, as well as to learn from good practice and monitor progress. In this episode we speak to Dr. Inês Direito, an Assistant Researcher at the Centre for Mechanical Technology and Automation, University of Aveiro (Portugal) and Dr Ja...
2024-09-0256 minEuropean engineering educators#26 Season 4 Highlights and podcast updateHope you are having a great Summer ...We originally conceived the podcast as a project which would run for two years with monthly episodes. As we approach its second anniversary, Neil and Natalie would like to thank everyone listeners and guests for their support in making it into a valuable source of information about the SEFI community and contemporary topics in engineering education. In this episode we summarise the recent interviews and our future plans for the show.00.00 - Introduction00.45 - Listening insights -popular and...
2024-08-1926 min
My MusicMy Music Episode 404 - Sefi ZislingSefi's Musical Odyssey: From Israeli Jazz Roots to New York Soundscapes
In this captivating episode, we journey through the vibrant world of jazz with our special guest, Sefi, a seasoned trumpet player, DJ, and record collector. Sefi shares his eclectic musical journey, from his energetic days in Israeli funk bands to the dynamic jazz scene of early '90s New York. We delve into the early influences that shaped his unique sound and the spontaneous magic of live performances, where almost telepathic connections between musicians create truly mesmerising experiences.
Sefi opens up about his creative process, from his classical...
2024-07-2634 minEuropean engineering educators#25 Tim Drysdale from UoE Scotland on Non-traditional practical workWelcome back to the fourth episode of this fourth season of the SEFI podcast! In this first episode we talk to Professor Tim Drysdale, Chair of Technology Enhanced Science Education in the School of Engineering at the University of Edinburgh. Tim is responsible for developing an entirely new approach to online laboratories to support non-traditional online practical work activities across multiple campuses.Join Dr. Natalie Wint (University College London) and Dr. Neil Cooke (University of Birmingham) to learn about nontraditional practical work. shownotes: Timestamps0.00 W...
2024-07-1550 minEuropean engineering educators#24 Diana Martin from UCL (UK) on Intercultural ethicsWelcome back to the third episode of this fourth season of the SEFI podcast! In this first episode we talk to Dr. Diana Martin, a Senior Research Fellow within the Centre for Engineering Education (CEE) at University College London (UCL). Diana applies knowledge obtained during her study of both philosophy and liberal arts in her work into the implementation of ethics, sustainability and societal aspects within engineering education, having completed her PhD project entitled “Towards a Sociotechnical Reconfiguration of Engineering and an Education for Ethics, a Critical Realist Investigation into the Patterns of Education and Acc...
2024-06-171h 05European engineering educators#23 Roger Hadgraft from UTS Australia on DisruptionWelcome back to the fourth season of the SEFI podcast! In the second episode we talk to Professor Roger Hadgraft, Director of Educational Innovation and Research in the Faculty of Engineering and Information Technology at the University of Technology, Sydney (UTS). Roger draws upon more than 30 years of experience in improving engineering educating, having been instrumental in introducing a project-based curriculum within civil engineering at Monash University and in several disciplines at Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology. Join Dr. Natalie Wint (University College London) and Dr. Neil Cooke (University of Birmingham) to...
2024-05-201h 03European engineering educators#22 Sarah Jayne Hitt from EPC UK on Ethics ToolkitWelcome back to the fourth season of the SEFI podcast! In this first episode we talk to Professor Sarah Jayne Hitt, who, amongst her many roles, project manages the Engineering Professors Council or EPC’s Ethics Toolkit, a resource designed to help engineering educators embed ethics in teaching. Join Dr. Natalie Wint (University College London) and Dr. Neil Cooke (University of Birmingham) to learn about the power of crowdsourcing in capacity building in teaching engineering ethics. Timestamps0.00 Welcome and introduction to episode0.16 Podcast Intro
2024-04-2248 min
Tru Thoughts presents UnfoldTru Thoughts presents Unfold 07.04.22 with Ahadadream, Sefi Zisling, Hiatus KaiyoteA big club tune from Ahadadream, Priya Ragu & Skrillex. A quality track from Ghetts feat Sampha. Hip Hop from Danger Mouse, Black Thought, MF DOOM, Heems & Lapgan. Jazz from Sefi Zisling and Michael White. New songs from Hiatus Kaiyote & Bryony Jarman-Pinto. An epic remix of JIM by X Press 2. Broken Beat from XL Regular and Bruk Rogers. Plus plenty more music treats.
2024-04-082h 00European engineering educators#21 Season 3 HighlightsWe recognize that you might not have time to listen to all the episodes, and/or would appreciate a preview or recap and so this is a special episode to bring the 3rd season of the SEFI podcast to a close. This season focused on changes in European engineering education and engineering education research over the last few decades. Join Neil Cooke (University of Birmingham) and Natalie Wint (University College London) as they share highlights from Season 3, featuring clips from the season's guests: Mike Murphy, José Carlos Quadrado, Bill Williams, Jacqueline El-Sayed, Kristina Edström...
2024-03-1835 minEuropean engineering educators#20 Xavier Fouger from Dassault Systèmes France on TrendsWelcome to the final episode of this special season of the SEFI podcast which marks the 50th anniversary of SEFI and in which we discuss changes to engineering education and engineering education research (EER) occurring in Europe over the last few decades. In this episode we talk to SEFI Fellow, Xavier Fouger from Dassault Systèmes, a global leader in engineering education who has worked at the interface of industry and academia through many technological changes which have shaped our roles as educators.show notes: Join Dr. Natalie Win...
2024-02-191h 09European engineering educators#19 Kristina Edström from KTH Sweden on PublishingWelcome to the penultimate episode of this special season of the SEFI podcast which marks the 50th anniversary of SEFI and in which we discuss changes to engineering education and engineering education research (EER) occurring in Europe over the last few decades. In this episode we talk to Kristina Edström who has been Editor-in-Chief of the European Journal of Engineering Education (EJEE) since 2018. Kristina has played a pivotal role in creating change within EER in Europe, enhancing the EJEE’s scholarly value and practical relevance. Her efforts in fostering a diverse network of reviewers and...
2024-01-221h 12European engineering educators#18 Jacqueline El-Sayed from ASEE USA on GrowthWelcome to the fourth episode of Season 3 of the SEFI podcast! During this season we discuss changes in European engineering education and engineering education research over the last few decades In this episode we are seeking inspiration from across the pond. We speak to Jacqueline El-Sayed the first female Chief Executive Officer and Executive Director of the American Society for Engineering Education (ASEE) to find out what we can learn from the world’s largest society for engineering education. Jacqueline shares how her leadership experience in K-12 education, academia, industry, and government has supported her wor...
2023-12-1848 minEuropean engineering educators#17 Bill Williams from IST Portugal on ResearchWelcome to the third episode of Season 3 of the SEFI podcast! During this season we discuss changes in European engineering education and engineering education research over the last few decades In this episode we speak to Bill Williams who serves as an associate editor of the European Journal of Engineering Education, published by SEFI and the Journal of Engineering Education, and has published numerous articles about the development of EER.show notes: https://www.sefi.be/2023/11/21/podcast-season-3-episode-3-european-engineering-educators-is-online/ Join Dr. Natalie Wint (University College London) and Dr. Ne...
2023-11-2052 min
Code Story: Insights from Startup Tech LeadersS8 Bonus: Sefi Genis, Firefly (Replay)Sefi Genis lives in Tel Aviv, and started in with technology early on in his life, maintaining the school website when he was younger. He served in the Israeli military, specifically in the cybersecurity unit, followed by working at some interesting and successful startups. Outside of tech, he loves to travel, ninja warrior, and scuba diving. One of his favorite places to dive was Thailand, which I've added to the list for my family.Sefi understood all things related to infrastructure as code (IAC). Once he was introduced to his co-founders, they set out to build a...
2023-11-1616 min
TierrechtsradioErinnerung an VGT-Ehrenmitglied und Aktivistin Josefine Sefi Jagschitz24 Jahre intensivster Aktivismus, ein Gutteil des Lebens dem Tierschutz gewidmet.
In liebevoller Erinnerung an Josefine Sefi Jagschitz 19. Mai 1940 – 6. Oktober 2023.
Ruhe sanft in stillem Frieden!
DANKE
2023-10-2748 min
European engineering educators#16 José Carlos Quadrado from ISEL Portugal on recognitionWelcome to the second episode of Season 3 of the SEFI podcast! During this season we discuss changes in European engineering education and engineering education research over the last few decades In this episode we speak to Professor José Carlos Quadrado from The Lisbon Higher Institute of Engineering and President of the ENTER (EngineeriNg educaTors pEdagogical tRaining) network, an international entity that regulates the profession of engineering teaching worldwide. The international ENTER project was developed as part of an EU Erasmus program which focused on developing a new approach in pedagogical training of engineering teachers which is...
2023-10-1646 minEuropean engineering educators#15 Mike Murphy from TU-Dublin Ireland on transformationWelcome to the first episode of Season 3 of the SEFI podcast! During this season we will discuss changes in European engineering education and engineering education research over the last few decades and its release coincides with SEFI 2023 being hosted by TU Dublin in Ireland. In this episode we speak to Professor Emeritus Mike Murphy, former president of SEFI (2017-2019). We talk about Mike’s return to academia and his role in successful establishment of TU Dublin, Ireland’s first designated technological university and how, as Director of the Faculty of Engineering, he helped build TU Dubli...
2023-09-1153 min
European engineering educators#14 Season 2 highlightsA special 22.22 minute episode for you to bring the 2nd season of the SEFI podcast to a close going into our 2nd year!We recognise that you might not have time to listen to all the episodes, and/or would appreciate a preview or recap.Join Neil Cooke (University of Birmingham) and Natalie Wint (University College London) as they share highlights from Season 2, featuring clips from the seasons guests: Madeline Polmear, Calvin Rans, Sofie Craps, Chris Smith, Gillian Saunders-Smits and Lynn Van den Broeck.Thank you to all listeners and guests...
2023-09-0422 min
Tech LoungeSefi Carmel of Spheretrax and what is music?Something of a music theme in this issue. My interview is with Sefi Carmel of Spheretrax, a new take on selecting, synchronising, and licensing music for TV, films, and games. I also look at what “noise” really is, ancient music software, the continuing sage of Terraform, the end of Google, and maybe one of the most famous Rock and roll fights of all time.Sponsored by ZencasterThis issue is sponsored by Zencaster, who’s all-in-one podcasting platform helps me deliver my show episode.Use my special link zen.ai/chinchillasqueaks to save 30% off yo...
2023-08-3047 min
European engineering educators#13 Lynn Van den Broeck from KUL Belgium on lifelong learningWelcome to the final episode of Season 2 of the SEFI podcast! We focus on lifelong learning (LLL), something which we hope this podcast supports! We speak to Dr Lynn Van den Broeck, a postdoctoral researcher from the Engineering Technology Education Research Group (ETHER) in KU Leuven, who has been studying LLL as part of her role co-ordinating the European TRAINengPDP project. Lynn is able to draw upon her background in Chemical Engineering Technology, alongside her research interests in professional competencies education, educational professionalisation, teaching assistant training, study guidance, effectiveness and efficiency of educational interventions, and f...
2023-08-2138 min
WorthReadingPodcastEverything Good Will Come - A review of Sefi Atta's BestsellerAfter 11 episodes of the Worth Reading Podcast, Tobi and Seyi, did their first ever in-person recording. Guess their book in focus? Seyi’s all-time favourite fiction, “Everything Good will come” by the inimitable Sefi Atta. This episode is fun, full of bants and all the bookish excitement you’ve come to know the show for. We hope that you enjoy listening as you find out from the duo why Sefi Atta’s debut is truly a classic.
2023-08-0434 min
European engineering educators#12 Gillian Saunders-Smits from TUD Netherlands on communication skillsWelcome to the penultimate episode of Season 2 of the SEFI podcast! In this episode we focus on the development of communication skills, primarily one that you, as the audience of this podcast, will be familiar with - active listening. We talk to Dr. Gillian Saunders-Smits, an Associate Professor at the Faculty of Mechanical Engineering in the Cognitive Robotics department at Delft University of Technology, an investigator on the European PREFER project who has made use of her experience of industry to work towards reducing the gap between engineering graduate skills and industry needs. ...
2023-07-1737 min
European engineering educators#11 Chris Smith from GCU Scotland on work-based learningWelcome to the fourth episode of Season 2 of the SEFI podcast! This episode follows on from our last episode with Sofie Craps which focused on professional identity, to discuss other ways in which we can prepare students for the workplace. In this episode we talk to Dr. Christopher Smith from Glasgow Caledonian University in Scotland (UK), co-chair of the SEFI Special Interest Group (SIG) on Continuing Engineering Education and Lifelong Learning, who has made use of his experience of graduate employment practices in industry to help him design flexible work-based learning programmes and thus gain a...
2023-06-1938 min
European engineering educators#10 Sofie Craps from KUL Belgium on identityWelcome to the third episode of Season 2 of the SEFI podcast!In this episode we will discuss the PREFER project, which involved the development of a professional roles model with Dr Sofie Craps, a member of the Study Guidance Research Group of the Leuven Engineering & Science Education Centre (LESEC) at KU Leuven. Her experience in student recruitment, study guidance, and careers counselling provided her with a strong basis to start her research, which focuses on professional identity development and professional competencies.Show notes: https://www.sefi.be/2023/05/15/podcast-season-2-episode-3-european-engineering-educators-is-online/ ...
2023-05-1537 min
Code Story: Insights from Startup Tech LeadersS8 E2: Sefi Genis, FireflySefi Genis lives in Tel Aviv, and started in with technology early on in his life, maintaining the school website when he was younger. He served in the Israeli military, specifically in the cybersecurity unit, followed by working at some interesting and successful startups. Outside of tech, he loves to travel, ninja warrior, and scuba diving. One of his favorite places to dive was Thailand, which I've added to the list for my family.Sefi understood all things related to infrastructure as code (IAC). Once he was introduced to his co-founders, they set out to build a...
2023-04-2516 min
European engineering educators#9 Calvin Rans from TUD Netherlands on blended learningWelcome to the second episode of Season 2 of the SEFI podcast!In this episode we talk to an innovator of blended learning, Dr Calvin Rans, an Associate Professor at the Faculty of Aerospace Engineering at TU Delft, where he manages two professional recording studios and supports educators in making novel blended learning experiences for students. He calls himself an 'edutainer', claiming that if learning isn’t fun, you’re doing it wrong. He draws upon his experience in research of aircraft failure to highlight the importance of students learning from failure, and advocates for reflection being part...
2023-04-1734 min
European engineering educators#8 Madeline Ruth Polmear from VUB Belgium on leadershipWelcome to Season 2 of the Sefi podcast!In this episode we discuss how leadership is conceptualised within engineering education with Dr Madeline Polmear, a Marie-Curie, EUTOPIA Science & Innovation COFUND Fellow within the Law Science Technology and Society Research Group at Vrije Universiteit Brussel in Brussels. Her interdisciplinary background is in engineering education research with a focus on bridging technical and nontechnical competencies to foster engineering students’ societal responsibility, workforce preparation, and leadership. Madeline combines these expertise with those she holds in capacity building, to propose ways in which engineering educators can be empowered to develop their ab...
2023-03-2032 min
European engineering educators#7 Natalie and Neil discuss season 1 highlightsA special episode for you to bring Season 1 of the sefi podcast to a close!We recognise that you might not have time to listen to all the episodes, and/or would appreciate a preview or recap.Join Neil Cooke (University of Birmingham) and Natalie Wint (University College London) as they share some of their highlights parts from Season 1, and identify four themes that reflect the current areas of interest in engineering education, featuring clips from the seasons guests: Roland Tormey, Mia Stephens, Emanuela Tilley, Jan van der Veen, Nicki Sochacka, and Gary Wood.
2023-03-0620 minEuropean engineering educators#6 Gary Wood from NMITE discusses students as partnersIn this episode, our guest is Professor Gary Wood, Academic Director of NMITE where he leads delivery and development of new approaches to engineering education through challenge-led, industry-linked programmes. He is a National Teaching Fellow, Senior Fellow of the Higher Education Academy and also contributes to regional skills development, drawing on his expertise in employability, professional skills, and entrepreneurship education. Gary’s approach to education is informed by his background in linguistics, a discipline in which transferable skills are highly valued, partly because of the lack of a distinct career path for students following graduation. *must rea...
2023-02-2030 minEuropean engineering educators#5 Nicola Sochacka from UGA discusses empathyHappy 2023!We start the year with an incredible discussion on the very frontiers of engineering education - teaching empathy - with Dr Nicola Sochacka from the University of Georgia.Nicola spent the last decade researching this topic and has created some brilliant resources we can all use to bring the teaching of empathy into our contexts. She believes that engineers should not only understand the end users of engineering designs but should also develop an affinity with those they interact with. She presents a model of empathy in engineering as a teachable and learnable...
2023-01-1637 minEuropean engineering educators#4 Jan van der Veen from TUE discusses interdisciplinaryWhat is interdisciplinary engineering education, how difficult is it to teach, and why is it considered an integral part of modern engineering studies? We discussed this with Professor Jan van der Veen, who chairs the Eindhoven School of Education at TU Eindhoven in the Netherlands, where he focuses on teaching training and projects within engineering higher education. Jan was inspired by both his time as a physics teacher and the silos formed by different disciplines within higher education. Jan believes that interdisciplinary education is becoming more important for engineers who face complex problems such as progress to...
2022-12-1931 min
My Favourite Film PodcastInception chosen by Sefi CarmelBack to the usual chat with Gav and one guest, this week Sefi Carmel Composer and Sound Designer talk Christopher Nolan's 2010 movie Inception.A mind bending trip through dreams within dreams.Sefi & Gav talk about everything from, acting, directing and sound design.More about Sefi at https://soundtrack-creation.com/sefi-carmel/Contact The Podcast:Email: myfavouritefilmpodcast@gmail.comTwitter: @myfavefilmInstagram: @myfavouritefilmpodcastwebsite: www.myfavouritefilm.com Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
2022-11-1551 minEuropean engineering educators#3 Emanuela Tilley from UCL discusses teamworkIn this episode, our guest is Professor Emanuela Tilley, who is currently a Board Director at SEFI and Director of the Integrated Engineering Programme, a teaching framework embedded in the learning experiences of undergraduate students across Engineering at University College London. Emanuela’s approach is informed by both her own experiences of problem based, authentic learning and her time as an engineering project consultant working in interdisciplinary teams in the built environment.*must read* show notes including further reflections and talking points to take back to your own contexts: https://www.sefi.be/2022/11/14/podcast-episode-3-of-european-engineering-educators-is-online/
2022-11-1435 minEuropean engineering educators#2 Mia Stephens from JMP discusses statistical thinkingFor our second episode we welcome Mia Stephens, an Advisory Product Manager with JMP (pronounced jump), a corporate partner of SEFI, and part of SAS Institute, an American multinational developer of analytics software. Mia is responsible for providing technical support for JMP academic users. Prior to joining SAS, she was an Adjunct Professor of Statistics at University of New Hampshire, a founding member of the North Haven Group and a trainer and consultant with the George Group. As well as being a co-author of four books and several papers, she has developed training materials, taught, and consulted within a v...
2022-10-1733 minEuropean engineering educators#1 Roland Tormey from EPFL discusses ethicsFor our launch episode, our guest is Dr Roland Tormey, current co-chair of the SEFI Ethics Special Interest Group, and a senior scientist in the College of Humanities at Ecole Polytechnique Federale Lousanne (EPFL) in Switzerland. Roland’s training as a sociologist has provided the basis for his work into both emotion and inter-cultural education, and his pioneering research in teacher training and engineering ethics is changing how we think about engineering education.*Must read* Show notes including background and further reflections to take back to your own contexts: https://www.sefi.be/2022/09/19/european-engineering-educators-podcast-is-online/...
2022-09-1937 minEuropean engineering educators# Neil and Natalie introduce the podcastAn introduction to the European engineering educators podcast by SEFI from your hosts Neil Cooke and Natalie Wint.In this preview we're going to talk about the podcast, who we are, what we do, what we're going to include on our show, why we're doing it, when, and how!Timestamps:0.00 welcome0.28 who are we1.18 about SEFI2.00 about the podcast5.10 other similar podcasts.6.03 who this podcast is aimed at6.40 when and how to listen7.00 why you will benefit...
2022-09-1208 min
Solex PodcastAll Life is Energy, Food Sensitivities in Vitals, New Scan Options in SEFI, Quantum Homeopathics0:12 Day of Discovery RECAP4:02 Virtual DoD Info5:00 One Week Left- 49 QLA Cent Enrollment6:14 License Plate- Jamie Drakos7:19 Top Enrollers August 29- September 48:32 What is Your AHA Moment?12:09 Everything in Life is Energy15:39 All Things New (in the Scanner)Food Sensitivities Added to Vitals22:26 SEFI UpdatesNew Scan Options in SEFI25:51 Quantum Homeopathics32:54 Who Has Enhanced Your Life? Win a Lapis Lazuli Bracelet
2022-09-0835 minEuropean engineering educators# Pre-launch trailerLaunches September 19th!The European engineering educators podcast from SEFI with Neil Cooke and Natalie Wint offers key insights into the minds of researchers and practitioners who have built international reputations in the field of engineering education with knowledge and advice to share.Leave us feedback/comments/suggestions: https://forms.gle/tMDHxf1JA8P9RYMY8Follow us wherever you get your podcastshttps://shows.acast.com/european-engineering-educatorshttps://feeds.acast.com/public/shows/62a9d6687c3e450012b8f41b Hosted on Acast. See...
2022-08-3001 minSolex PodcastSEFI Clarifications, DT Remedies, Amplifying Patterns SEFI, Inner Voice & Restless Legs0:12 DoD Ticket Sales ENDS Soon0:49 Customer Support Will Be Closed1:15 No Weekly Update on August 24th1:46 Payday2:08 New Ranks- Congratulations!3:44 Top Enrollers July 25-31 4:28 Top Enrollers August 1-75:49 What Did You Learn from the Winners?14:15 Q&A with Loran SwensenIt is Okay to Broadcast More Than 3 DT Remedies for Continuous Broadcasting?16:39 Can Some People Handle More Frequencies Than Others?17:09 Can Inner-Voice Balancing Harmonics Cause Restless Legs?18:45 Clarifications on Using SEFIHow Long Do We Need to Broadcast SEFIs?24:34 Should We Be Erasing and Clearing...
2022-08-1128 min
Rewrite Radio#63: Diane Glancy and Sefi AttaIn episode #63 of Rewrite Radio, Sefi Atta and Diane Glancy offer their own thoughts on writing across the borders of religion, culture, language and more. Theme music is Modern Attempt by TrackTribe and June 11 by Andrew Starr.
2022-07-2941 minTru Thoughts presents UnfoldTru Thoughts presents Unfold 22.05.22 with Kendrick Lamar, Sefi Zisling, Obas NenorMusic from the excellent Kendrick Lamar album. Classic tunes from Portishead and Jaylib. An epic and quality remix by Obas Nenor of Sefi Zisling. Jazz Beats from Viper Time and Ebi Soda. Drum & Bass / Jungle from Peshay, Traumatize & Mampi Swift. A big Broken Beat tune from Murder He Wrote. Zo! & Tigalo (aka Phonte from Little Brother) cover a Toto classic. Plus plenty more musical treats.
2022-05-232h 00
THE IDLE HANDS SOCIETY019: Sefi Carmel - Composer and sound designerReach out to us @idlehandssociety. Your hosts today are @dan_s_higginson, and @soundtrackcreation on Instagram.Shoutouts:Sefi's choice this week is composer, conductor, and record producer, Ludwig Goransson.Dan's shoutout this week is the concept album 'You're Dead!' by Flying Lotus.Mentions:Sefi's soundtrack-creation websiteSagaRiot GamesSecret magic control agencyNetflixFirst Beatles record mixed in stereoHuman League - Don’t you want me babyJawsBla...
2021-07-091h 04
JazzliveSefi Zisling au Teder à Tel AvivBallantines True Jazz Stream from TEDER, Tel AvivEt ce soir on vous emmène à Tel Aviv où se tenait récemment le Ballantine’s True Jazz. Une série de concerts en streaming filmés, qui mettait à l’honneur quelques grandes figures de la scène jazz israélienne : Avishai Cohen, Nitai Hershkovitz, le Jazz Workshop ou encore Sefi Zisling. Ce jeune trompettiste s’est imposé en quelques années comme l’un des fers de lance de tout une nouvelle génération, allant aussi bien poser sa trompette sur les morceaux du producteurs Rejoicer qu’au sein du groupe de folk d’Asaf A...
2021-02-0943 min
Matinée with Maria & JuliaDonnie Darko (with Sefi Sloman)This week, we're joined by Frank the Bunny stan Sefi Sloman to breakdown the creepy cult classic Donnie Darko (2001). Prepare for a few heated debates about fascinating topics such as: the Gyllenhaal sibling face, The Lord of the Rings (for some reason?), and the nature of wormholes. We learn, we laugh, we love. enjoy, follow us on instagram @matinee_podcast, and don't forget to rate & review!art by Alex Blackwellmusic by Nick Nausbaum
2021-01-261h 21
Sopa de LetrasTudo de bom vai acontecer, de Sefi Atta | TAGEm parceria com TAG Experiências Literárias, esse episódio fala sobre a obra " Tudo de bom vai acontecer" da autora Sefi Atta.
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2020-10-2805 min
Podcast da TAG - Papo de livro#28 TAG Curadoria: Tudo de bom vai acontecer, de Sefi AttaOlá, taggers! Esse é o episódio sobre o livro de setembro da TAG Curadoria, "Tudo de bom vai acontecer", de Sefi Atta. Convidamos para conversar com a gente os historiadores Fernanda Oliveira e Rafael Barbosa. Vamos lá?
2020-10-0148 min
HowlerPod61 - Sefi the Quiet & Ragnar Volarus: Character StudiesErin & Ben explore the life and legacy of Sefi the Quiet and Ragnar Volarus, share five of their favorite moments from each character, then determine whether they have survived the HowlerPod Passage and been deemed Prime… or will forever be known henceforth as a Pixie in their final judgement. AWOOOOOOOO! Check out A Beautifully Foolish …
Link: https://howlerpod.com/episode/61-sefi-the-quiet-ragnar-volarus-character-studies
2020-07-031h 05
Podcastul de EQEp.43 - Sefii au nevoie de angajati? Sau angajatii de sefi?Ep.43 - Sefii au nevoie de angajati? Sau angajatii de sefi? by Zoltan Veres
2019-05-2335 min
קצת-טקקצת-טק: פרק 34השבוע דיברנו על הראיון של איריס שוק בדה-מרקר, על מה פייסבוק עושה כשהיא לא מוכרת פרסומות ועל איך נראים החיים של צנזורים שאחראים על מדיניות התוכן בפייסבוק
2019-03-0227 minקצת-טקקצת-טק: פרק 33השבוע דיברנו על העניין של פייסבוק בבלוקצ׳יין, על התפקיד של יוטיוב בהפצת תיאוריות קונספירציה ועל למה חברות טכנולוגיה מנסות לגרום לנו לעזוב אותן.
2019-02-2430 min2019-02-1628 minקצת-טקקצת-טק: פרק 31הפעם דיברנו על הכניסה האגרסיבית של ספוטיפיי לשוק הפודקאסטים, על הציפיות המוגזמות מטכנולוגיה ועל שיתוף הפעולה החדש בין אובר למוביט.
2019-02-0933 minקצת-טקקצת-טק: פרק 30הפעם דיברנו על מותה של הרשת החברתית של גוגל, על למה אסור לכם להאמין למה שאתם קוראים בחדשות הטכנולוגיה ועל המשמעות של הצעד הטכני (לכאורה) של איחוד התשתית של חברות הבת של פייסבוק
2019-02-0235 min2019-01-2629 minקצת-טקקצת-טק: פרק 28השבוע דיברנו על מתי נכון לסטארט-אפ לגייס כסף מקרנות הון סיכון, על ההתרחבות הרוחבית של חברת Grab, ולמה צה"ל רוצה בלעדיות על התראות צבע אדום במובייל?
2019-01-1930 min2019-01-1430 minקצת-טקקצת-טק: פרק 26
שוב אתכם! הפרק הראשון של קצת-טק לשנת 2019
הפעם שאלנו למה חברות הכבלים מפסיקות לעבוד עם ערוצי נישה, האם הפרק החדש של Black Mirror מסמן משהו חשוב, האם כדאי לכם להירשם ל- MasterClass וקצת על השינוי בממשק של אינסטרם.
2019-01-0531 min2018-12-1531 minקצת-טקקצת-טק: פרק 24בפרק דיברנו על הגיוס של home hero הישראלית, על משבר התוכן ה״איכותי״ ברשת והאם באמת מדובר במשבר ועל טוקניזציה של נכסי נדל״ן --- כן, זה מרתק כמו שזה נשמע!
אם אתם רוצים לקרוא את כל הכתבות שדיברנו עליהם השבוע, הצטרפו למועדון היוקרתי של נרשמי הניוזלטר וקבלו את כל הלינקים ישר למייל! להרשמה: http://eepurl.com/dzMCIj
2018-12-0825 min2018-11-2531 min2018-11-1826 min2018-11-1129 min2018-11-0428 minקצת-טקקצת-טק: פרק 19Shani Keynan שוב מאחורי המיקרופון.
הפעם דיברנו על העתיד של חברות המרקטפלייס, מה המשמעות של יכולת טכנולוגית של speech recognition בדיוק של 97% ומה זה משנה אם התכנה עובדת אופליין או אונליין? ומה זה בעצם Uber?
אם אתם רוצים לקרוא את כל הכתבות שדיברנו עליהם השבוע, הצטרפו למועדון היוקרתי של נרשמי הניוזלטר וקבלו את כל הלינקים ישר למייל! להרשמה: http://eepurl.com/dzMCIj
2018-10-2831 minקצת-טקקצת-טק: פרק 18השבוע דיברנו על איך האסטרטגיה של ספוטיפיי דומה לחמאס, על המכוניות האוטונומיות שזמינות לציבור בטקסס והאם האם מעידות משהו על העתיד של התחבורה, שאלנו איך תופעת ה"דיפ-פייק" עשויה להשפיע על ה"פייק-ניוז" וסיימנו עם ההתרחבות של הקארפול של ווייז לארה"ב.
2018-10-211h 02קצת-טקקצת-טק: פרק 17הפעם בפרק תוכלו לשמוע אותנו מדברים על ההנפקה של Tencent Music, על החזון של SoftBank ו-Toyota, על הפרוייקט החדש של גוגל - שירות Streaming למשחקי וידאו, ועל הגיוס של KZen הישראלית שרוצה לבנות ארנק קריפטו טוב יותר.
אם אתם רוצים לקרוא את כל הכתבות שדיברנו עליהם השבוע, הצטרפו למועדון היוקרתי של נרשמי הניוזלטר וקבלו את כל הלינקים ישר למייל! להרשמה: http://eepurl.com/dzMCIj
2018-10-0731 minקצת-טקקצת-טק: פרק 16פרק חדש של קצת-טק באוויר!
להאזנה: https://bit.ly/2P0WBPI
השבוע שאלנו מה גורם לכך שהשכר של נהגים בתחבורה שיתופית (Uber, Lyft וכו') ירד משמעותית והאם זה בעצם דבר חיובי? דיברנו על למה המייסדים של אינסטגרם עוזבים את פייסבוק ואיך זה עשוי להשפיע דווקא על מחלקת הבלוק'ציין החדשה של החברה. ולבסוף - האם האינטרנט הולך לקרוס בגלל שינוי ב-code of conduct של Linux?
אם אתם רוצים לקרוא את כל הכתבות שדיברנו עליהם השבוע, הצטרפו למועדון היוקרתי של נרשמי הניוזלטר וקבלו את כל הלינקים ישר למייל! להרשמה: http://eepurl.com/dzMCIj
2018-09-3031 minקצת-טקקצת-טק: פרק 15פרק חדש של קצת-טק!
להאזנה: https://bit.ly/2pvrNM5
הפעם דיברנו על הגיוסים של Freightos, Ultimate.ai ו- Setoo.
בונוס בסוף הפרק - המלצת מוצר של שני קינן.
אם אתם רוצים לקרוא את כל הכתבות שדיברנו עליהם השבוע, הצטרפו למועדון היוקרתי של נרשמי הניוזלטר וקבלו את כל הלינקים ישר למייל! להרשמה: http://eepurl.com/dzMCIj
2018-09-2526 min2018-09-1629 min2018-09-0930 min2018-09-0234 min2018-08-2534 min2018-08-1932 min2018-08-1230 min2018-08-0529 min2018-07-2931 minקצת-טקקצת טק: פרק 6חזרנו לפרק חדש במתכונת הרגילה! בפרק נדבר על האזקזיט של דאטורמה, נשאל מה זה בעצם פייק ניוז, נדבר על הפריצה לבאנקור, ונשאל האם ייתכן שלאף אחד בעולם לא אכפת מבריונות ברשת.
עקבו אחרינו בעמוד הפייסבוק של הפודקאסט כדי לדון על הפרקים ולשמוע על פרקים חדשים שיוצאים.
2018-07-2224 min2018-07-1532 minקצת-טקקצת טק: פרק 41.7.18-7.7.18
האייטם המרכזי של פרק 4 הוא ראיון עם ניר פלביץ', מוביל סקטור הסייבר ב-Start-Up Nation Central. דיברנו עם ניר על עובד NSO שנתפס כשניסה למכור תוכנת ריגול של החברה ב-50 מיליון דולר, ועל המשמעויות של מקרים כאלה.
עקבו אחרינו בעמוד הפייסבוק של הפודקאסט כדי לדון על הפרקים ולשמוע על פרקים חדשים שיוצאים: https://bit.ly/2J623NI
לינקים לכתבות שהוזכרו בפרק:
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2018-07-0833 minקצת-טקקצת-טק: פרק 324.6.18 - 30.6.18
בפרק השלישי נדבר על החדשות המעניינות של השבוע ונשאל למה שווה לגוגל לחלק את הרמקולים החכמים שלה חינם לכל דורש, על הפרוייקטים השאפתניים של ענקיות הפרסום להביא אינטרנט לעולם השלישי, על קרן קריפטו של 300 מיליון דולר שפתחה אחת מקרנות הון הסיכון המשמעותיות בעולם ועוד ועוד.
הצטרפו לעמוד הפייסבוק שלנו כדי לשמוע מה מעניין בחדשות הטק של השבועות הבאים - https://bit.ly/2tQznn9
הירשמו לרשימת התפוצה שלנו כדי לקבל התראות על פרקים נוספים - https://bit.ly/2KofKNv
לינקים לכתבות שהוזכרו בפרק, לפי סדר ההופעה:
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2018-07-0130 min2018-06-2429 min
2018-06-2230 min
OtherwiseOtherwise: Natasha Barnes, Zikhona Nweba, Sefi AttaNatasha Barnes speaks of The Culinary Adventures of a Travelling Cook bookZIKHONA NWEBA: Fringe Manager for the National Arts Festival and for the Cape Town Fringe, tells us what we can expect from the inaugral Cape Town Fringe festivalSEFI ATTA is the author of two previous novels, Everything Good Will Come and Swallow (published by Jacana in 2010), and a collection of short stories, News from Home
2014-09-1932 min
afropolitanRoman von Sefi Atta - Nur ein Teil von dirDas Leben einer Afropolitan ist zwar definitionsgemäß unheimlich cool, kompliziert ist es aber auch. Zumindest gilt das für Deola, 39, angestellt bei einer internationalen Hilfsorganisation in London. Die Autorin Sefi Atta lässt ihre Protagonistin zwischen den Welten pendeln. "Lost in transnation" nennt Taye Selasi, die den Begriff der Afropolitan geprägt hat, dieses Lebensgefühl. Absolut zutreffend, findet Rezensentin Birgit Huber:
2014-07-1400 min
In Their Own Words … – The Halftribe GallerySefi Atta, AuthorSefi Atta is the author of two published books, Everything Good will Come and Swallow, and is currently working on her third a collection of short stories which will be published in the UK. She has written several stage and radio plays, some of which have been broadcast on BBC radio, and several short stories for […]
2009-08-0500 min
In Their Own Words … – The Halftribe GallerySefi Atta, AuthorSefi Atta is the author of two published books, Everything Good will Come and Swallow, and is currently working on her third a collection of short stories which will be published in the UK. She has written several stage and radio plays, some of which have been broadcast on BBC radio, and several short stories for […]
2009-08-0500 min