What are the alternatives for those ambitious individuals who are blocked for promotion, whose job has lost its challenge, or who have lost their job?

It is unclear whether registered outcomes accurately reflect the trial protocol and whether registration improves the reporting of primary outcomes in publication

The UConn School of Engineering announced the launch of a new UConn-ZEISS Partnership with the opening of a new, state of the art laboratory, the Reverse Engineering, Fabrication, Inspection and Nondestructive Evaluation (REFINE) Lab

Compensation, employer loyalty, and career satisfaction remain steady

Daily work in research laboratories poses constant risks to our health and safety.

Investigation in Nature reveals high income countries not immune

Harvard Business School professor and brand consultant Thales Teixeira says advertisers are fighting blind when it comes to vying for consumer attention.

New cloud-based software eases the burden of safety training

For every organization, people are the key asset. Their knowledge defines what the business knows and can accomplish

An important part of managerial responsibility is to ensure an overall satisfactory work environment

One of the obstacles to avoiding jargon is that scientists suffer from “the curse of knowledge”—they simply do not remember not knowing what they now know as experts

To achieve optimal results, campaigns to communicate potentially unpopular changes to employees should be viewed as an applied science