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Why Desk Jobs Make Our Brain Tired

The Horizons Tracker

The study scanned the brains of volunteers at various points during the work day and found that tasks that require a high degree of concentration can result in the build-up of a chemical called glutamate, which can have toxic consequences. Readings were taken at the start, the end, and the middle of the day.

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Did Lockdown Induce Good Study Habits?

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The lockdowns introduced during the Covid pandemic had a well-documented impact on students around the world. The researchers examined the exercises completed by 396 students pursuing a bachelor’s degree in Chemical Engineering as part of the Applied Computer Science course.

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BUILD AN A-TEAM: Introduction, Being the Kind of Boss People Love to Work For

Strategy Driven

The Rocket Chemical Company had a small lab and just three people, but they could see a major opportunity in front of them. In San Diego, California, in 1953, a new startup set its sights on the Space Age. 2,500+ Expert Contributor management and leadership articles. Expert advice provided via StrategyDriven’s Advisors Corner.

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A Guide to Creating a Safety Culture in Manufacturing

Strategy Driven

Choose from a variety of manufacturing safety programs to suit your plant’s specific needs, such as: Machine guarding Fire prevention Fall prevention and protection Chemical handling and storage The accredited programs will create a stronger safety culture in the workplace while ensuring your business remains legally compliant.

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The Spatial Transformation Of Innovation

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The role of clusters and ecosystems in innovation has been well documented in recent years, with the likes of Silicon Valley and the City of London lauded for their ability to generate innovative startups. “This reallocation is remarkable and has not been documented in prior work,” the authors explain. “U.S.

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Make Habits, Not Rules

Great Leadership By Dan

More than once, I've seen rules and laws in social systems (such as businesses and societies) being compared to mathematical rules and natural laws in physical and chemical systems. In social systems, it is the habits of people, not laws and procedures, that can best be compared to the rules and laws in physical and chemical systems.

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Using AI To Advance Science

The Horizons Tracker

A similar project was documented in a recently published paper in Nature. With both datasets enormous and growing at a tremendous rate, it’s a problem that well suits autonomous methods, so it will be interesting to see what comes next for the team and their system.