The Human Factor: Work as Science in Modern China
Thursday, October 22, 5pm–6:30pm · Lathrop Library
Modern industry has never depended on machines alone. It has also relied on workers who could read uncertain signals, coordinate hand and eye motions, and adapt to changing conditions, all in the interest of keeping production moving. This talk traces…
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