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Business and Finance

Flipping the Identity Coin: Redefining Organizational Behavior

The assumption is that members own, private perceptions of who their organization is, is the core driver of their identification and behavior. In her PhD…

Business and Finance

Company Directors Face Disqualification Risks: A 20-Year Study

Research published this week by the University of Warwick’s School of Law for the Health and Safety Executive, has found that for almost 20 years company…

Social Sciences

Research finds spiraling UK ‘compensation culture’ – But spiraling down not up …

The Warwick researchers’ remit was to survey the extent to which the Management of Health and Safety at Work and Fire Precautions (Workplace) (Amendment)…

Health & Medicine

Snus Use in Sweden Linked to Higher Cardiovascular Risks

The use of snus has increased markedly in Sweden in the past few decades, so much so that it now accounts for half of all tobacco consumption in the country….

Health & Medicine

Europe Targets Metabolic Disease Through Systems Biology Innovation

The aim is to revolutionise the way medical research is conducted by taking an engineering-led approach under the umbrella of systems biology, in which…

Life & Chemistry

EMBO Elects 50 New Members Recognizing Scientific Excellence

Election as an EMBO Member is a tribute to the significant contribution to the advancement of science made by each of these researchers. EMBO elects new…

Corporate News

Mindjet Wins Two Prestigious Industry Awards in 2023

Mindjet, the global leader in software for visualizing and using information, today announced that it has garnered industry accolades from the San Francisco…

Technology Offerings

Cryoelectric Circuits for Adjustable Frequency Division

It is the object of the invention to propose an electronic circuit allowing the division of high frequencies at an adjustable or regulable ratio with a low…

Technology Offerings

Detecting Phase of Biosignals: New Method Enhances Diagnostics

The phase of biosignals (e.g. visually evoked potentials) is one of the basic decisive diagnostic parameters of functional diagnostics (of the visual system)….

Physics & Astronomy

New Insights on Cataract Formation from Physics Research

This leads to cataract formation, the world’s leading cause of blindness. This work could shed light on other protein aggregation diseases (such as Alzheimer’s…

Environmental Conservation

Ecosystem nutrient limits: Phosphorus vs. Nitrogen Insights

Such limiting factors are a cornerstone of natural ecology, where phosphorus or nitrogen limits plant production in most ecosystems. According to the customary…

Studies and Analyses

Interferon Fails to Halt Progression of Hepatitis C

Interferon does not slow or halt the progression of chronic hepatitis C and advanced liver disease in patients who haven’t responded to previous attempts to…

Physics & Astronomy

Scientists Uncover Largest Stellar Black Hole in Binary System

An international team, including astronomers from Tel Aviv University, has uncovered the most massive stellar black hole found to date in a binary system.Published in the prestigious journal Nature this week, the research was conducted by an international team including Professor Tsevi Mazeh, who is the director of the Sackler Institute of Astronomy at Tel Aviv University and holds the Oren Family Chair of Experimental Physics, and his Ph.D. student Avi Shporer….

Business and Finance

New Scoring System Enhances Credit Card Transaction Security

When you make an electronic transaction—either swiping a card at a checkout counter or through a commercial Web site—you enter personal payment information…

Power and Electrical Engineering

New Micro Microwave Enables Precision Cooking for Mini Labs

In a paper in the November 2007 Journal of Micromechanics and Microengineering*, the research team led by NIST engineer Michael Gaitan describes for the first…

Health & Medicine

New Bug-Zapper Vaccine Targets Malaria with Innovative Approach

The new vaccine is a departure from previous approaches, which have usually depended on proteins derived from only part of the parasite Plasmodium falciparum,…

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