Research and Innovation
Kardashians over the cosmos, sports over science, memes over medical breakthroughs, dragons over discoveries; the American public is the neglectful parent that can’t take their eye off the big game while their bespectacled, bright-eyed daughter is trying to show them the A+ she got on her science … [Read More...] about Down to Earth: Has America Returned from its Giant Leap?
Q&A with Alexandra Albinak, Johns Hopkins University January 21, 2020. That was when news first broke that the novel coronavirus, COVID-19, had arrived in the United States. The next three … [Read More...] about Identity Crisis: Research continuity in the face of an epidemic
This is The Big Idea’s reoccurring segment where we ask some of our top professors from across the University of Houston to weigh in on a truism or idiom – a safe place for them to rant, wax poetic or … [Read More...] about Funny You Should Ask: Is a Picture Worth a Thousand Words?
Politics in the workplace Politics has always managed to find its way into the workplace. Casually popping up in conversation here and there. Usually reserved for the water cooler. It always … [Read More...] about Policing Politics in the Workplace
What is your university doing to celebrate Corporate Compliance and Ethics Week? If you said “Striving to do better” you would not be the only institution to make that its goal. November 1-7 is a … [Read More...] about Corporate Compliance and Ethics Week
Angel Network Sees Growth Over the summer of 2020, investors hit the emergency brake on cash flow and deals. Like most entrepreneurs, the pandemic forced their hand in putting a stop to major … [Read More...] about Flying High: Angel Network Membership Grows
