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?
There’s something happening on the UH campus. Just over the freeway, on the other side of the tracks, there’s a part of UH that is setting Houston’s tech and science world aflame. The Technology … [Read More...] about The Great Connector: Academia Meets the Market
Society is faced with a plethora of grand challenges. Energy crises, environmental pollution, and health disparities, for starters. Scientists and social scientists must work together to navigate … [Read More...] about Converging on the Answer: A Q&A with Beckham Dossett
Lean methodology aims to help startups reduce risk and helps entrepreneurs make better, more efficient decisions. Intro to the lean method There are few things riskier than launching a new … [Read More...] about Lean On This: How Lean Startups Reduce Risk
There are many character traits a startup founder needs to ensure success. You have to be a hard worker with communications skills and charisma and…so much more. Personality traits in … [Read More...] about Every Startup Founder Has These 3 Personality Traits
Imagine a hypothetical “Dear Abby” letter to the science community: “I am the principal investigator and corresponding author on a paper detailing research findings in our lab. A leading investigator … [Read More...] about Reproducibility, Rigor and Rigmarole
