Workplace culture has become a key feature of the employee experience. However, as companies expand overseas, translating this company aspect across languages and cultures can be tough. Read more about how businesses can effectively encourage an international workplace culture.
In the face of climate change and a growing world population food is becoming more scarce. However, other cultures are already adapting to a changing cuisine and perhaps Western nations are on the precipice of joining. Read more about the potential of new culinary creations with unexpected critters: insects.
Though the LGBTQ community has achieved a series of legislative successes, discrimination still produces serious barriers to diversity in the workplace. Research has shown that there is implicit bias in hiring practices, contradicting other literature that promotes the variety of benefits businesses enjoy with increased diversity.
Universities are already conducting great research, but many still struggle to convert their knowledge and insights into real-world impact. One solution is to encourage the formation of multidiciplinary collaborative teams.
3D Printing has captivated the public over recent years, but the history of this technology is already decades old. This post describes the role of 3-D Systems and the UCLA Venture Development Project in the early-stage development of additive manufacturing.
The sharing economy has disrupted the traditional means of communication in society. However, with new companies like AirBnb and Uber on the rise, sharing has the potential to have impacts far beyond communication. Read more about the new world of sharing.
Patent protections were built to encourage research and development of life-saving medications. However, manipulations of the market exclusivity that comes with patents raise ethical concerns and incentive issues. Read more about patent-protected drugs.