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“A very little key will open a very heavy door” (Charles Dickens, Hunted Down)
Gig learnersWhat's euphemistically called the agile workforce is the collection of freelance, consultant, and temp workers employers use, and employers may be thinking about how to integrate them into a talent management strategy. The big question the linked article...
Gig learnersWhat's euphemistically called the agile workforce is the collection of freelance, consultant, and temp workers employers use, and employers may be thinking about how to integrate them into a talent management strategy. The big question the linked article...
A Cybernetic Implant That Repairs Brain Damage
Via io9: a team of neuroscientists from Case Western Reserve University and the University of Kansas Medical Center have devised a solution that appears to work in rats. It's an implantable prosthesis called a brain-machine-brain interface that serves as a closed-loop...
Biggest Trends Of 2014
Via Business Insider: LinkedIn asked its group of top influencers to pick the "one big idea" that they believe will shape 2014. Before stepping back from work to celebrate the holidays, here are a few of the most fascinating ideas, from how investing could...
Biggest Trends Of 2014
Via Business Insider: LinkedIn asked its group of top influencers to pick the "one big idea" that they believe will shape 2014. Before stepping back from work to celebrate the holidays, here are a few of the most fascinating ideas, from how investing could...
21 Amazing Women In Science
Via Business Insider: The female contribution to the advancement of science and medicine is often overlooked, but the Grolier Club celebrated the role of women in science with its exhibit "Extraordinary Women in Science & Medicine: Four Centuries of Achievement."...
21 Amazing Women In Science
Via Business Insider: The female contribution to the advancement of science and medicine is often overlooked, but the Grolier Club celebrated the role of women in science with its exhibit "Extraordinary Women in Science & Medicine: Four Centuries of Achievement."...
Computer-Generated People – Business Insider
Via Business Insider: It shouldn't be terribly surprising that artists can do amazing stuff with computers nowadays. Monsters destroy cities in the movies and people fly and turn invisible, for example. And a new school of 3D artists has taken to creating some...