We highlight five current scientific studies that fit with the spirit of the season

Understanding what motivates people to be altruistic can not only inform our own behaviors, it may also play a role in creating more just societal institutions

Kansas University's Jack Cline will represent the nation's 64 leading research universities

With the holidays upon us, most are looking forward to enjoying time away from the lab or office with friends and family.

What have you learned from the past year about your teams, and what lessons can you apply moving forward?

Solving the hiring problems of the 21st century requires a spirited, connected system

This year, there will be 32 facilitated sessions during Conference week covering a variety of topics

Research aims to find the keys to preventing abusive supervision

Instead of always trying to figure out how to obtain balance in our lives, what if we gave ourselves permission to experience an out of balance life from time to time?

Social media arouses conflicting value judgments in the scientific community. 

Study finds women now have higher education and occupational status than men, on average, but not the salaries to go with those achievements

If a leader treats team members too differently from each other, performance suffers