Lab Culture
New technology is making even high-end instruments more affordable and accessible to science students.
Chemist from Pennsylvania and physics student from Illinois win top honors for explaining sleep to 11-year-olds.
The right genes may help you become an organization's next president or CEO. But the same genes may also hinder your leadership path, according to Kansas State University psychological sciences research.
Evidence indicates that innovation and impact are enhanced by multidisciplinary science teams
Whether a close-up of a leafcutter ant, or a micrograph of the neurons derived from marmoset stem cells, or an MRI of the hidden pathways in the human brain, submissions to University of Wisconsin-Madison’s 2015 Cool Science Image Contest continue to put science and nature on eye-catching display.
To have fun or not to have fun? That is the question.
Women add more than 2 hours of daily work, men only 40 minutes.
Three students share grand prize from Proton OnSite to help them through college.
When HR professionals talk about rewards and recognition in the workplace, it’s easy to hit the default button that leads directly to bonuses or “attaboys.” After all, every employee appreciates a nice check or a public pat on the back for a job well done, right? Incentivizing workers this way definitely has a long-standing place in generating goodwill and improving morale with employees.
