A UC Berkeley study of mice reveals, for the first time, how puberty hormones might impede some aspects of flexible youthful learning. “We have found that the onset of puberty hits something […]
Puberty Hormones Trigger Changes In Youthful Learning
Keeping Secrets Is Harmful to Your Health, According To New Research from Columbia Business School
Most people have a secret, whether it is a relatively minor one like faking illness to get a day off work, or something bigger like having an extramarital affair or committing fraud. […]
Police Officers Speak Less Respectfully To Black Residents Than To White Residents, Stanford Researchers Find
Professors Jennifer Eberhardt and Dan Jurafsky, along with other Stanford researchers, detected racial disparities in police officers’ speech after analyzing more than 100 hours of body camera footage from Oakland Police. The […]
Study Finds That Seeing Work As A Calling Often Leads To Problematic Behaviour And Burnout
An organisation full of passionate and engaged individuals pursuing meaningful, purpose-led work has long been the aspiration of employers and employees alike, but new research from Oxford Saïd reveals that there can […]
New Research from Columbia Business School Shows How Power and Pressure Impact Performance
People react to pressure-filled situations in different ways. For many, too much pressure can lead to abject failure. New research from Columbia Business School shows that your power in relationship to others […]
June 22, 2017: The Future Leadership Institute Lunch Combined With ESMT Berlin Annual Forum
Date: 22 June 2017 Title: The Future Leadership Institute Lunch, combined with ESMT Berlin Annual Forum Venue: Lunch: Private Venue: ESMT: Schlossplatz 1, 10178 Berlin, Germany Topic: Agility, Leading in Transition Public: […]
Meat Snacks nibbling at Potato Chips market
Whether acting as meal replacements or a stopgap until a formal feast, snacks play a critical role in the American diet. They’re also a major cog in the retail landscape, as the […]
Upgraded Hobby-Eberly Telescope Dedicated: Dark Energy Survey To Begin
The world’s third-largest telescope, the 10-meter Hobby-Eberly Telescope (HET) located at McDonald Observatory in West Texas, has completed a multiyear $40 Million upgrade to enable it to take on the biggest challenges in […]
Abnormal Chromosome Number Sparks Large Variation In Yeast And Mice
New HHMI research reveals that adding or deleting chromosomes in cells and animals prompts a wide variety of outcomes. The work could help scientists better understand chromosomal abnormalities in humans. For cells, […]
High Corporate Taxes Obstruct Economic Growth, Says Research From Columbia Business School
As the United States experiences another year of lackluster financial growth, economists are looking at corporate tax rates as a cause. But is a high US corporate tax rate to blame for […]
Public Funding Essential For Advances In Biomedical Research
In the budget President Trump recently submitted to Congress, he asked for a reduction in the 2018 funding of the U.S. National Institutes of Health (NIH) of almost 20 percent—or $6 billion. […]
NASA Invests In 22 Visionary Exploration Concepts
NASA is preparing for a future that could include soft robotic spacecraft with flexible surfaces that can anchor to an asteroid, and an artificial gravity device for long-duration, deep space missions, along […]
Investors Want More Reporting Of Environmental, Social And Governance Factors But Need Better Data To Inform Investment Decisions
Investors want companies to report on Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) factors, but relay that a lack of standardised, high quality data is a significant barrier to integrating them into investment practices. […]
New Study Sheds Light On How Mosquitoes Wing It
The unique mechanisms involved in mosquito flight have been shared for the first time in a new Oxford University collaboration, which could inform future aerodynamic innovations, including tiny scale flying tech. Much […]
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