How Small Businesses Can Boost Employee Engagement With Training

Medicine & Technology Sep 17, 2020

According to the State Of Global Workplace study by Gallup, 85% of employees are not engaged in the workplace.

The Best Scientific Discoveries in 2020

Sep 17, 2020

Discoveries of 2020 are undoubtedly fascinating and mind-blowing, especially for individuals who rarely get interested in all recent innovations. While some of those events were of little importance for non-academic circumstances, others have ambitious consequences for all of us. If you only associate 2020 with a novel COVID-19 or deaths of celebrities, the academic world has much more to surprise you with.

Aftermath of Bitcoin Halving: Is it the Right Time to Invest in Bitcoins

Sep 16, 2020

In May 2020, Bitcoin underwent the third halving. This halving means that the reward for mining a block now rewards half the number of Bitcoins than it used to before May. People who invest in Bitcoins are keeping a close eye on these halving that happen once in four years. What does this halving do to the market? Is it the right time to invest in Bitcoins? Let us find out.

Science Versus Politics: How Toronto and New York Faced a Global Pandemic

Sep 15, 2020

Like the rest of the world, Canada has been struck hard with COVID-19. It's created a detrimental impact on health and the economy. For months, most of the country has been in lockdown, breaking unemployment records and facing a health crisis that has affected people of all ages and from all socioeconomic brackets - and one that continues to linger.

Signs of an Unhealthy Gut (And Effective Solutions to Treating It)

Sep 14, 2020

When you think about an unhealthy gut, what's the first thing that comes to mind? Chances are, you thought about common symptoms like gas, bloating, constipation, and diarrhea. While accurate, these aren't the only red flags. Known to medical and science experts alike as the "second brain," the gut plays a vital role in overall health and wellness. From digestion to the immune system, when the stomach is unhealthy, everything goes haywire.

How to do a Free Background Check in 2020

Sep 11, 2020

There is a treasure trove of information to be found online about practically anyone. What's more, this information is often freely accessible.

6 Ways How Covid-19 Pandemic Is Reshaping Education

Sep 09, 2020

The education field could not be more affected by the Covid-19 pandemic. With half of the world being put on lockdown, schools, colleges, and universities faced dramatic interruptions in the curricula.

Top 5 Mobile Apps for Keeping an Eye on your Beloved Ones

Sep 09, 2020

Do you think family tracking App is an essential thing? Obviously, it is. For the well-being of our beloved one and people we care, particularly when there is a kid at home. Location tracking cannot be always seen as the shady feature. It will prove to be a best thing when you want to know where your kids are. We all will agree to a fact that it bothers us when our loved ones are traveling regularly.

10 Free Online Educational Databases Every Student Should Know & Use

Sep 07, 2020

We are lucky to live in an era of technological development and digitalization. Before the computer was invented and made accessible, all generations of students had to spend hours in libraries reading to find the information they needed.

5 Things You Need to Know About A Crypto ICO

Aug 15, 2020

Cryptocurrencies have opened a new way for investors. In recent years, people are more interested to invest in cryptocurrencies. Some investors also invest in initial coin offerings of a cryptocurrency. This is a form of fundraising from the public by offering them a virtual coin in exchange for money.

Investors Take Keen Eye on the Race For a Coronavirus Vaccine

May 03, 2020

The race to find a vaccine against the coronavirus isn't just going to be life-saving - it's also going to be lucrative. That's why millions of people across the world are paying very close attention to the way in which scientists are reacting to the current crisis.

How To Stay Sane When Work From Home Is Here To Stay

Apr 29, 2020

With the coronavirus pandemic ravaging the world, work from home is a norm today. Offices are closed and businesses have embraced remote working models. While you may be happy about saving time on long commutes, getting used to the idea of being stuck to your desk with family around can actually drive you crazy.

Doctors Suggest Boosting Immune System as Preventative Measures Against COVID-19

Apr 29, 2020

With the outbreak of COVID-19, many are struggling to adjust to a new normal. Self-isolation, social distancing, and curfews have become synonymous with day to day life.

Changing Attitudes Towards Meeting the Wildfire Challenge Daniel B. Botkin and Lisa Micheli

Mar 17, 2020

Since 2000, an average of 72,400 wildfires have burned an average of 7.0 million acres in the USA, with 8.7 million acres burning in 2018

Let's Talk a Little Bit About Car Park Anxiety

Mar 12, 2020

The demand for parking spaces, as well as public parking garages, requires immediate attention.