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MIT Researchers Built a Chip That Could Bring Night Vision to Cars, Phones
New graphene-based sensors could one day be integrated into car windshields and other everyday products.
6 Ways R&D Tax Credits Can Help Save You Money
Don't be afraid to apply for research and development benefits if they apply to your current professional projects.
New Study Concludes That Standing Isn't Necessarily Healthier Than Sitting Down All Day
Both are problematic in that they encourage a sedentary workday.
Scientific Breakthrough Could Pave Way for 'Exercise Pill'
A research team mapped out the biochemical reactions that happen in the body during a workout.
Nobel Prize in Chemistry Awarded to Scientists for Their DNA Repair Research
The researchers' finding could provide ammunition in the war against cancer.
Gen Zers Are Revolutionizing Our Marketing Landscape. Here's How They Want to Be Reached.
In coming years, consumers aged 12 to 24 will contribute $44 billion to the economy annually.
New Dinosaur Species Discovered in Alaska
The duck-billed herbivore lived about 69 million years ago.
5 Skills That Are the Foundation of Entrepreneurial Success
Some things you have to learn early or you won't make it.
Study: We Know We're Total Jerks With Our Phones and We Don't Care
Put down the phone, Rudy rude. New findings confirm what we already know: Cell phone etiquette in America is appalling.
Why Your Neuroticism May Be the Key to Your Creativity
A researcher makes the case that for many of us, neuroticism and creativity are two sides of the same coin.
Researchers Find Uber Use Leads to a Decrease in DUI Deaths
A study of drunk-driving deaths shows Uber has a positive effect, provided the price is right.
The Simple Way to Vet a Potential Business Partner
It's amazing that people seem to spend more time reading reviews of a restaurant they're considering going to for lunch than looking into the companies and people they're considering working with.
Is Student Debt the Reason Millennials Aren't Starting Companies?
It's easy to blame mounting debt loads for a slowdown in entrepreneurship. But data show otherwise.
How to Use Social Media to Ethically 'Stalk' Competitors and Job Candidates
People naturally want to put their best foot forward but, sometimes, you really need to know what that other foot is all about.
Low-Cost Patent Search Options for Inventors on a Budget
Inventors routinely believe they were the first to think of their great idea. They are not routinely correct.