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Podcast: Why It’s Crucial for Startups to Define Their Identity Early
Kellogg School of Management
How long does it take to start a business in the U.S.? According to venture capitalist Rick Desai, about as long as your average cocktail party.
11/8/18
Podcast: Attract Rockstar Employees—or Develop Your Own
Kellogg School of Management
Finding and nurturing high performers isn’t easy, but it pays off.
3/7/18
How to Make Ads That Even Savvy Customers Trust
Kellogg School of Management
People are more skeptical than ever about marketing—but that doesn’t mean they distrust all of it.
4/13/17
How Drinking Beer Is Saving Russian Lives
Kellogg School of Management
Decades later, a Soviet public health initiative is still increasing male life expectancy.
12/2/2016
How to Protect Yourself from an Unethical Boss
Kellogg School of Management
To ward off immoral requests, take a lesson from vampire lore.
2/1/16
How The Hammond Organ Sound Laid The Tracks For Gospel’s Hit Train
NPR
In the 80 years since the Hammond organ hit the assembly line, it's made its way into rock, pop, R&B, and jazz. But there was a time when, in order to hear a Hammond, you had to go to church.
1/3/16
Does Creativity Breed Entitlement?
Kellogg School of Management
Companies that put creative employees on a pedestal encourage bad behavior.
11/2/15
Make no mistake — PT referral not allowed
CAP TODAY
Fortunately, few of us will ever be in a position to nearly eradicate Arkansas.
10/1/15
Pharma strives to aid companion diagnostics
CAP TODAY
M. Elizabeth H. Hammond, MD, is no mind reader. But approach her at a conference or meeting, and she has a pretty good idea what you’re going to ask her.
May 2015
From the bench, a view of MALDI-TOF mass spec
CAP TODAY
“It’s going to revolutionize the way you do microbiology in your laboratory, and you’re absolutely going to love it."
2/1/15
Character studies
University of Chicago Magazine
Anne Ford, AM’99, questioned her own academic ability—then she started asking questions of others.
September/October 2013
Sandwiches worth clucking about
Chicago Tribune
"This is a wet, sad, taste-free travesty on a trying-to-be-artisanal bun."
5/23/13
Tipping points
Chicago Tribune
Math skills, service charges and even technology can affect gratuity
11/1/12
Celiac disease testing—sifting through the options
CAP TODAY
Does a patient really, truly have celiac disease? How physicians can find out.
10/1/12
For Productivity Gains, Histology Labs Press On
CAP TODAY
In histology, there remain pressures—big, fat, heavy pressures—that Lean can do only so much to lighten.
9/15/12
The Eye-Phone
The LION
Think you like your iPhone? The blind love it as life-changing. (p. 28)
9/14/12
Here and Now, Business Software Tracks Lab Labors
CAP TODAY
Might as well face it: Some people are addicted to love. And, though you may not hear Robert Palmer singing about this on an ’80s radio station anytime soon, Susanne Peterson is addicted to data.
June 2012
From Bottom to Top, A Culture of Safety
CAP TODAY
“If they can do that with cars, we should be able to do that with our patients.”
3/12
Save the Razor-Sharp Wit—They Like Their Mustaches
Crain’s Chicago Business
“Whatever I do to it, it grows right back.”
1/30/12
Turn a Lens Toward Your Life
Natural Solutions
"Something catches your eye, and in that moment, the mind stops thinking."
5/1/08