Blinded reviews, but gender bias seeps through
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New research finds that even under blind review, women score lower than men when applying for grants. The reason? The words they use.
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New research finds that even under blind review, women score lower than men when applying for grants. The reason? The words they use.
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Can artificial intelligence automate tasks while still increasing the demand for labor? There’s no guarantee.
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"Lifetime vehicle use is likely to be greater than previous generations," researchers find.
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A new paper determines that coaches in the major sports make a big difference. And yes, Bill Belichick is that good.
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Being free of (some) responsibility means more time to develop new ideas.
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People are nearly as good as fact-checkers at sussing out unreliable news sources, a new study finds.
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For a company's conflict management system to be successful, it needs to support the people who report those conflicts.
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In a war to attract the best and brightest, effective retention could be your company's secret.
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Don't be afraid of a bad review. Instead, distinguish your product, find your niche, and build goodwill.
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The productivity benefits of artificial intelligence are being masked by a ramp-up period.