A timeline of the most crucial activities related to separation, descent and landing on 11 and 12 November. It has been compiled with inputs from the Flight Control Team at ESOC and […]
Rosetta And Philae Landing Timeline
14 Travel Destinations For Evidence (Science) Based Leaders
The following article portrays 14 destinations for science based, or evidence based leaders. If you know more destinations that would appeal to science fans, don’t hesitate to inform us using the comment […]
NASA Signs Lease With Google For Coming 60 Years
NASA Signs Lease with Planetary Ventures LLC (a Google Company) for Use of Moffett Airfield and Restoration of Hangar One After years of using Moffett Field as the home and launch pad for […]
How Big Data Is Going To Help Feed Nine Billion People By 2050
To feed the world’s rapidly-expanding population in the coming decades, agriculture must produce more. Big data holds one of the keys for farmers, but it’s also a weapon that could be used […]
Cyborg Cockroaches May Be The Search-And-Rescue Teams Of The Future.
Cyborg cockroaches home in on sounds of distress Cyborg cockroaches may be the search-and-rescue teams of the future. The enhanced roaches can pinpoint the source of a noise using electric pulses delivered […]
How The People Are Taking Over the World
How the People Are Taking Over the World by Walter De Brouwer, CEO Scanadu, for Techonomy Exclusive I remember my parents in Belgium staring at the front page of our newspaper, which […]
String Field Theory Could Be The Foundation Of Quantum Mechanics
String Field Theory Could Be The Foundation Of Quantum Mechanics Connection Could Be Huge Boost To String Theory Two USC researchers have proposed a link between string field theory and quantum mechanics […]
Take a Look at Yourself in the Leadership Mirror
Take a Look at Yourself in the Leadership Mirror by Manfred Kets De Vries for INSEAD To gain a better understanding of your leadership strengths and weaknesses, take a look at yourself […]
Founder of Public Choice Theory Passes Away
The great economist Gordon Tullock passed away yesterday at the age of 92. Along with his longtime collaborator, Nobel Prize winner James Buchanan, Tullock was one of the founders of public choice […]
The Fountain of Funding
“Start-up Fundraising In 15 Steps ” by Oliver Gajda In this article you will find 15 steps and an introduction, no more, that will help you considering venture capital and how to go about […]
New Director General For CERN
This morning Cern council selected Fabiola Gianotti as the organisation’s next director general. The appointment will be formalised at the December session of council, and Dr Gianotti’s mandate will begin on 1 […]
Struggle for Science in Africa
Ebola Outbreak Highlights Struggle for Science in Africa and Inequalities in Global Health Research by Tamer Fouad, MD As authorities scramble to contain the spread of Ebola, it helps to take a step […]
Why Female Executives Don’t Like To Dine Alone When On Business Trip
The below story comes from a top tier female executive working for a world renowned multinational requiring her to travel abroad several times a month. Dear FLI, Personally, as a business person travelling […]
‘What Color Is Your Parachute?’ Is Still Going Strong After 40 Years
Richard Bolles does not mince words. “Let us put the matter simply and candidly,” he writes. “The whole process of the job hunt in this country is Neanderthal.” That assertion is from […]
The Future Leadership Institute 