Today's Research

Your restaurant has just been awarded a Michelin star! With all the hard work to achieve this status, you should be delighted, but even awards such as these can come with some negative effects.

It has been long known that facial expressions are a key indication of how a person is feeling, but what else do we recognize that informs us?

This article discloses the potential obstacles in a marginalized entrepreneur’s way to success and reveals how their success can emancipate fellow marginalized groups.

It's assumed that AI will help revolutionize how we access healthcare - especially for remote populations and low-socioeconomic countries. This research reveals the pros and pitfalls, if not done well.

The importance of innovation is vital for all tech companies’ longevity, but how can the board successfully manage and provide balance for overconfident CEOs?

People don’t know what they don’t know, but what makes us feel we have all the information required to make good decisions? The illusion of information adequacy.

Why would inventions created by employees be withheld from their employers? This new study investigates the industries in which this behavior is becoming prevalent and surveys employees on their motivations to do so.

Companies delaying a decision of corporate responsibility to withdraw from countries suffering geopolitical issues can magnify their fiscal benefits in the long term. Read what the researchers have to say.

New research reveals the importance of ethical behavior and psychological safety in the workplace for a good ‘speak-up’ culture, to avoid pitfalls of any well-intended plans.

This interesting study reveals that as gender equality improves, men and women are drawn to their natural academic strengths. So how do we get more men and women interested in fields which are underrepresented?

How do we determine a competent co-worker? This article reveals how we think when selecting a teammate or subordinate, and how the new trend of pay transparency is changing our behavior.

How many times have you made a snap decision based on first impressions, only to find out it could have been better to sleep on it first? This new research examines the pros and cons of sleeping on it.