UF doctoral student Trevor Foulk explores why “brown-nosing” your boss may be more complicated than you think—and can change how the boss is perceived by colleagues

Previous research has shown that in order to restore resources used during the day at work, employees must be able to detach both mentally and physically from work

Harness the power of “thanks” and step up your gratitude game

New research suggests that detaching from work during a lunch break can boost energy and help you to better respond to the demands of the day

Once the decision to purchase pre-owned equipment has been made, one important consideration remains: How will it get to the laboratory?

In today’s uncertain climate, greater secrecy is beginning to preempt patenting as the intellectual property (IP) tool of choice among segments of the scientific community.

Occasionally, a group member's negative behavior can derail a meeting. Reasons for negative behavior may include a meeting climate that avoids confrontation, personal style, or even the "rush" that such actions cause

Planning labs with a full array of decision makers and users enables architects to optimize lab operations during design