Research and Innovation
There are so many instances of university research misconduct that the spotlight is shining brighter on institutions now than ever. Not the good kind of spotlight, either. Findings involving university research can be either good or bad. We celebrate, publish and acknowledge scientific contributions … [Read More...] about 4 Ways to Prevent University Research Misconduct
To walk through the valley of death means that death and misery are low points (valleys) in the human experience through which we all must inevitably walk and experience. Although not as morbid, … [Read More...] about 7 Ways to Escape the Valley of Death
There’s a thin line between madness and immorality. This idea of the “mad scientist” has taken on a charming, even glorified perception in popular culture. From the campy portrayal of Nikola Tesla in … [Read More...] about In Fraud We Trust: Top 5 Cases of Misconduct in University Research
Minimalism in Inventory Management The concept of minimalism has recently exploded in popular culture. YouTube gurus and Marie Kondo, star of the Netflix original series “Tidying Up with Marie … [Read More...] about Just-in-Case-Mentality in Inventory Management
Think of customer churn as a robust balloon, ready to touch the sky as soon as you let go. Every day you hold on to that balloon, air molecules will diffuse through the knot. Your balloon will become … [Read More...] about Churning Sensation: How Customer Churn Actually Helps
Fashion does exist in a science lab. Although the attire may not be the latest trendy jacket or shoes, all the cool science kids wear PPE (personal protective equipment) while making discoveries and … [Read More...] about Are You Down With PPE?
