DNVN - Even with strangers, a person's'mindreading ability' can predict how well they will be able to work together.

DNVN - If there is one thing on which the majority of office workers can agree, it is that they tend to feel less productive at the end of the day and week. Now, a team of Texas A&M University researchers has discovered objective evidence of this phenomenon in action.

DNVN - After 3 years of disruption, international supply chains appear to be returning to normal. The redirection in the global supply chain has brought many opportunities has brought many opportunities but also some challenges to Viet Nam industrial real estate market, according to experts.

DNVN - Fortinet shares top ransomware attacks and best practices to secure yourself or your company.

DNVN - A group of researchers has developed a new supply chain model that could benefit the global hydrogen renewable energy industry.

DNVN - According to new research, the global economy will grow more slowly than economists predicted in the 21st century, which has implications for our ability to adapt to climate change in the coming decades.

DNVN - If present greenhouse gas emissions continue, important ocean currents that disperse heat, cold, and precipitation between the tropics and the northernmost portions of the Atlantic area would cease to exist around the year 2060.

DNVN - While conducting a study of Petermann Glacier in northwest Greenland, researchers at the University of California, Irvine and NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory uncovered a previously unseen way in which the ice and ocean interact.

DNVN - Degrowth policies would protect human needs and well-being while effectively combating climate change and biodiversity loss.

DNVN - Nuclear power provides nearly 20% of the United States' electricity today. The United States has the largest nuclear fleet in the world, with 92 scattered reactors. Many of these power plants have been in operation for more than fifty years and are nearing the end of their expected lifespans.

DNVN - Gamers who completed a virtual reality (VR) game more quickly than their peers also exhibited higher levels of general intelligence and processing power. A study conducted by the University of Cologne, the University of Liechtenstein, and Vorarlberg University of Applied Sciences yielded this result.

DNVN - Even though high workloads result in high levels of stress, fatigue, and subpar performance, new research indicates that they may actually deter workers from taking breaks at work.

DNVN - Long-standing worries about artificial intelligence's increasing sophistication and accessibility have been brought to light by the most recent generation of chatbots.

DNVN - A recent Journal of Marketing article by researchers from the Universities of Pennsylvania, Maryland, and Emory University explores how and why language used in content engages readers.

DNVN - Fortinet annual skills gap report uncovers an increase in beaches attributed to a lack of cybersecurity skills, reported a number of organizations experiencing five or more breaches jumped by 53%.