In a break from tradition, Royal Australian Air Force (RAAF) members are now allowed to grow and wear beards.

Narcissists need to stand out from the crowd to appear to have access to unique knowledge—conspiracies also provide the narcissist with an excuse when things go wrong.

A study co-authored by academics from three universities found that children exhibit signs of accent-based biases as early as five years of age.

The new mask uses a biosensor to detect respiratory viruses in air droplets, letting the wearer know if COVID-19 is present in the air.

In the US—for the first time— Streaming platforms have captured more viewers than cable or broadcast TV.

Trust is the foundation of all we do and say—or at least it should be; but it seems that trust, at a societal level, is not what it used to be. So how can we know whether we can trust someone?

A new study suggests that digital (phone) technology might be improving our memories.

The author argues that effective communication is an essential skill for every leader. But even the most emotionally intelligent leaders can fail to communicate under pressure.

According to a new study, introducing bright and green colours into our cities can make people happier and calmer—this also applies to virtual cities, cities that only exist online.

Regardless of external stresses, business leaders must still deliver on goals and outcomes. But how does a manager address their employee's concerns during uncertain times?