Risk-taking runs deep: leaders in humans and chimpanzees alike show bolder streaks
A new study finds that people with leadership responsibilities report higher risk-taking, and higher-ranking chimpanzees are rated as more willing ...
A new study finds that people with leadership responsibilities report higher risk-taking, and higher-ranking chimpanzees are rated as more willing ...
A three-dimensional co-culture of human blastoids and endometrial assembloids reveals reciprocal transcriptional adaptations, including SDC1-positive MMP7-positive trophoblast subsets linked to ...
A cluster-allocated trial in Guangdong, China found that education graduates completing an AI-supported, structured human resource development programme earned higher ...
A transformer model combining multi-scale context with spatial and temporal attention achieved high action-recognition accuracy and about 30-millisecond inference delays ...
A study of 400 employees across five dark-store supply chains linked green HR practices with better well-being, partly through higher ...
A reversed-phase LC/MS/MS workflow resolved diverse N-glycan isomers in pooled healthy-person urine and created a reference dataset to support future ...
A laboratory study found that pseudotyped SARS-CoV-2 particles entered human neural stem cells, with Omicron variants preferentially using endocytosis and ...
A new probabilistic pose estimation framework combining multi-scale Vision Transformer feature fusion with adaptive uncertainty modeling improves accuracy on occluded ...
A Frontiers in Nutrition editorial surveys curcumin theranostics, proanthocyanidin anti-aging research, heat-free vegetable processing, phytoestrogens, glucose-lowering drug-food resources, dietary fiber ...
A three-wave study of 236 older employees in AI-related work settings reports that age-inclusive human resource practices were positively associated ...
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