A plate of an American flamingo from John James Audubon’s “The Birds of America”; a Johannes Ruysch map, the first obtainable one to depict America; and a watercolor of New … read more »
Access to Doctors’ Notes Aids Patients’ Treatment
Patients who have access to doctor’s notes in their medical records are more likely to understand their health issues, recall what the doctor told them and take their medications as … read more »
High debate stakes: Romney looks to gain momentum
Barack Obama is cruising into the presidential debates with momentum on his side, yet he’s still struggling to revive the passion and excitement that propelled him to the White House. … read more »
Some Practical Experience with that Degree?
Getting from college to a paycheck is a big worry for young adults; in 2011, only 18% of college grads had job offers by the end of April before graduation, … read more »
Big Gift, New Name for Northeastern B-School
Northeastern University’s College of Business Administration is getting a $60 million cash injection – and a new name. In honor of a university-record gift from alums Richard D’Amore and Alan McKim, … read more »
Thinking About an Overseas Transfer?
Some employees want to work abroad because they love the idea of living the life of an expatriate. Others look at an overseas assignment as golden for their résumés. But working … read more »
Communities Struggle to Break a Grim Cycle of Killing
BATON ROUGE, La.—Police found Silas Gibbs Jr. early in the morning of March 3, slumped against the seat belt in a red Mustang, with blood streaming from his ears and … read more »
Need Space in a Relationship? Just Don’t Say It That Way
Several years into her marriage, Jessica Carr discovered a receipt on her husband’s desk for a late lunch at a waterfront restaurant in Seattle, 45 miles from the farm she … read more »
Genes May Link Disparate Diseases
Diseases that strike different parts of the body—and that don’t seem to resemble each other at all—may actually have a lot in common.
A Researcher and a Robot Walk Into a Bar…
When they appear on stage, Heather Knight, a robotics graduate student, and Data, her stand-up-comedy-performing robot, seem like a futuristic Odd Couple. Ms. Knight is tall, blond and human while … read more »
Meet George Jetson, M.D.
The virtual doctor won’t see you just yet. But that day is getting closer. Today’s health-care industry is making increasing use of Web-based virtual agents and avatars, or computerized assistants, not … read more »
Meet George Jetson, M.D.
The virtual doctor won’t see you just yet. But that day is getting closer. Today’s health-care industry is making increasing use of Web-based virtual agents and avatars, or computerized assistants, … read more »