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195 – Bullet train kingfisher nose – Eiji Nakatsu
Bird watcher and engineer Eiji Nakatsu sped up and made Japan’s bullet trains quieter by studying the kingfisher’s beak.
Shawn and Mark stick their noses into how a business might use this story to encourage innovation through biomimicry.
Read MoreReplay 007 – Saving the Citicorp skyscraper
Posted by Anecdote International —June 1, 2021
Filed in Anecdotes, Business storytelling, Corporate Storytelling, Podcast
Filed in Anecdotes, Business storytelling, Corporate Storytelling, Podcast
It can be tempting to turn away from seemingly insurmountable problems, but collaboration will help you find a solution. Listen to hear how a structural engineer saved thousands of people and his reputation through teamwork.
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