Wonderlic, Inc., today relased the latest version of its intelligence test, the Wonderlic Personnel Test.

Development of the new version, the WPT-R, required years of research, and thousands of field tests administ

While employee ratings of senior management shot upward earlier in the decade, those numbers dipped slightly in 2006, a survey by Watson Wyatt Worldwide, a leading global consulting firm, has found.

Watson Wyat

A new $250 million National Institute of Health lab in Baltimore vibrates so much that tests there could be compromised, forcing administrators to consider moving to an older facility.

The NIH is now considering

The head of the U.S. nuclear security agency has been forced to resign over management and security issues at the Los Alamos National Laboratory.

Secretary of Energy Samuel Bodman asked for the resignation of Li

A new crime lab under construction in Tucson, Ariz. will be funded by $17.7 million seized in a crime committed four years ago, according to Attorney General Terry Goddard.

The announcement was made Wednesda

Calif. Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger has proposed spending $95 million to support research into clean energy, biomedicine and computer science.

State officials say the funding plan, released Wednesday, would pl

Workers at the Oak Ridge National Laboratory were ordered to evacuate after a chemical spill there Tuesday.

A department of energy spokesman said no hazardous chemicals were released into the environment and

While the number of disgruntled executives is shrinking, companies can count on having to continue to struggle with retention, according to some new figures.

The percentage of executives who are unsatisfied wit

Dave Opton says in Six Figure Learnings today that while many people think of networking in the same vein as root ca

Ground was broken this week on a research laboratory designed to be the home of some of the most advanced medical technology in Canada.

The Health Sciences Centre Foundation and the Health Sciences Centre Wi

A $6.6 million gift of 200 acres in Bryan, Texas, has allowed the Texas A&M to begin designing a new health science center campus, including a biomedical research building.

Plans for the first phase of the new health science

Reliability means reducing surprises and failures. Testing for weaknesses can include freezing, heating, dropping, and more.