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Hunger and sustainable consumption : which relation? Hungry bellies have no ears ?
Published on 31 January 2020While reports state that consumers are increasingly willing to consume more sustainably, no study has considered how the activation of very basic human needs, such as the state of hunger, affects sustainable food consumption. The authors expect that...
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Testimonial: DBA Research, a Journey into the Unknown Realm
Published on 21 January 2020Five years ago, I wouldn't have believed I'd have the opportunity to visit MIT as a postdoctoral researcher. In 2014, I was an education administrator at a university in Chengdu, China. Before that, I was a teacher at a vocational college. Working...
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Medical Game Jam: online games to develop medical research
Published on 16 December 2019Medical research often relies on a community of volunteer patients who participate in studies. In order to expand the pool of potential participants, the Medical Game Jam offered an opportunity to create online games that would attract participants...
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How has mindfulness entered the business world?
Published on 16 December 2019The practice of mindfulness has become an increasingly important trend in the business world. Yet how has this ancient practice become compatible with the capitalist nature of a business?
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Trending: buying an ethical Christmas gift...
Published on 16 December 2019Christmas is a time for giving…” or maybe a time for shopping should we say. How can Christmas shopping and sustainable consumerism join paths?
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VIP ROOM, Virtual Reality for the Operating Room
Published on 12 December 2019Future doctors from European Medical Universities were immersed in real conditions thanks to VIP ROOM, the first virtual reality training tool offering a unique and efficient way to train healthcare professionals on surgical infection prevention and...