One of America’s Most Widely Consumed Ingredients Linked to Metabolic Changes And Obesity
“It’s not the oil itself … It’s what the fat turns into inside the body.”
Forensic science students get their white coats
[Courtesy of Pamela Marshall] The Forensic Science School is celebrating their 25th year as a program at Duquesne. Naomi Girson | opinions editor As a child, Caitlyn Patton spent a lot of time in f…
Judging leadership is not a science
Jared Diamond’s survey of leaders through history underrates the degree to which evaluating leadership is a subjective art.
In 1942, scientists stacked roughly 45,000 graphite blocks beneath the stands of a Chicago football stadium and started the world’s first nuclear reactor — while one physicist waited nearby with an axe, ready to cut a rope and drop an emergency rod if the reaction ran out of control
The architect of the atomic age had no emergency button, no computer failsafe—just a physicist with an axe and steady nerves standing between Chicago and catastrophe.
Boomerang hiring is growing. Here’s why CEOs like it.
This post was originally published on here More workers are returning to their former employers. CEOs say boomerang hires bring experience, connections, and other benefits.
Belgium holds researcher over suspected transfer of chip technology to China
This post was originally published on here Belgian prosecutors have opened an espionage investigation into the suspected transfer of advanced semiconductor technology from a Belgian chipmaker to China.
Redefining modern firefighting through innovation, safer technology and a call for greater national resilience
This post was originally published on here FASUK Fire Group combines advanced firefighting technology with practical expertise to tackle increasingly complex risks and ensure safety
ATT: Former Accenture consultant says consultants hate conflict
This post was originally published on here At Accenture, Lauren Bronson saw senior leaders struggle to confront toxic clients. Now, she helps leaders find common ground.
Slovenia Approves Tesla FSD Ahead of EU Vote
This post was originally published on here Slovenia becomes the sixth European country to approve Tesla FSD Supervised, weeks before a possible EU-wide vote on October 6.
Schools shouldn’t ban tech. They should teach kids to control it
Kids need screen-time limits and lessons in the logic behind computers.