Lab Leadership
A memo to employers: Just because your workers live alone doesn’t mean they don’t have lives beyond the office.
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The latest research suggests that a more compassionate workplace, where helpfulness and forgiveness are part of the business model, is a more productive, efficient and happy place to work
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Maintaining focus on distant goals can be a challenge. A new study from MIT suggests how the brain achieves this task, and indicates that the neurotransmitter dopamine may signal the value of long-term rewards.
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Sci-Mind™ is an exciting, new learning product designed to personalize learning AND modernize education and training for busy professionals in the scientific industry.
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EAS has opened up a limited number of spots for last-minute high quality poster abstracts to be included in the technical program.
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Workers who are loyal to their employers tend to be paid more, according to the first broad-scale study of worker loyalty and earnings.
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Facility allows company to work closely with research and technical community.
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The National Science Foundation has funded an Industry-University Cooperative Research Center that will explore new strategies for managing insect pests that devastate crops and harm human health.
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With the launch of a new “Express Licensing” program, access to innovative technology invented at Los Alamos National Laboratory has gotten easier.
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The contrasting incentives of employers and employees under the Affordable Care Act ultimately may result in increased employee harassment and retaliation claims, two University of Illinois law professors say in a paper they co-wrote.
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Some of the most promising science undergraduates in the country will return to their home schools this week, after a summer-long exploration of frontline research and big science at UC Berkeley.
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Two Michigan State University evolutionary biologists offer new evidence that evolution doesn’t favor the selfish, disproving a theory popularized in 2012.
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