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The Comprehensive List of Coronavirus Resources (300+)

Here from the “wrong side of the curve” it’s starting to look like the world’s inaugural Coronavirus season…

BP Editors · March 20, 2020
AquaFresco Business, Science, Technology

Grad Students Invent Washing Machine That Recycles 95% Of Its Water

Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) doctoral candidates Sasha Huang, Alina Rwei, and Chris Lai, who study materials science…

Peter Mondrose · November 30, 2015
Bill Gates Clean Energy Fund Business, Science, Technology

Bill Gates Is Investing Billions In New Clean Energy Fund

Bill Gates and a group of international investors are pouring billions of dollars into clean energy. Microsoft’s co-founder…

Peter Mondrose · November 29, 2015
Science

9 Ways Christianity Battles Science

Share Science and Religion… here are two things that do not go together like birds of a feather,…

BP Editors · October 28, 2011
Science

How Emotions Drive Your Decisions

Image: Digital Shotgun/Flickr This is a guest post by Mary Lamia, Ph.D. Your emotional system can give you…

Drea Knufken · January 11, 2011
Science

50 Neuroscience Links for Business

Know your fellow man and you’ll know business. Know your own mind and you’ll know your fellow man.…

Drea Knufken · January 3, 2011
Science

8 Insane Japanese Robots That Will Take Your Job (And Possibly Your Life)

If you’re a chef, musician, cleaner, model, or just anyone, you should be afraid. Very afraid. You’re about…

Julian Crowley · November 16, 2009
Science

What Bullet Holes in Airplanes Can Teach You About Making Better Business Decisions

I don't experience much cognitive dissonance these days, but the following story from a book I am reading…

Rob May · July 5, 2007
Science

Multitasking Has Negative Effects on Learning

More negative research on multitasking that multitaskers will probably not believe. Multi-tasking affects the brain's learning systems, and…

Rob May · July 26, 2006
Science

Shifting the Workday?

When are we most alert? It seems that 6pm-7pm is the prime time for alertness. Maybe the standard…

Rob May · September 16, 2005
Science

Memory Morphing – the Effects of After-the-fact Advertising

The more we learn about the human brain, the more we will be able to exploit it for…

Rob May · October 23, 2003