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For Better Negotiations, Start with a Handshake
The researchers studied how spontaneous handshaking affects multi-issue, integrative negotiations using two scenarios
CEOs are Just as Bias as the Rest of Us
Researchers reveal that while CEOs are meant to be rational and objective, like everyone else, they display biased decision-making.
Problem-Solving Skills: Gamers vs AI
Explore how the 'hexxed' game studies human problem-solving. Dive into the neuroscience behind gamers' strategies vs. AI at UC Berkeley.
MyShake: A Seismometer in your Smartphone
The UC Berkeley Seismology Lab is making seismometers out of smartphones with an eventual goal to create a worldwide earthquake early warning network.
3D Printed Organs could be the Next Medical Milestone
3D printing device developed by UC Berkeley engineers might be an alternative to organ transplants in the future.
Examining Artificial Intelligence Vision Systems
This Berkeley Blog article delves deep into examining artificial intelligence vision systems to effectively comprehend their performance.
Light Waves Can Now Carry More Data
UC Berkeley Researchers have found a new way to harness the properties of light waves and radically increase the amount of data they carry.
Pay Transparency Might Lead to Changes in Productivity
In a study co-authored by Assoc. Prof. Ricardo Perez-Truglia, researchers find that pay transparency can also have an effect on productivity.
The Key to Successful Salary Negotiations
Holly Schroth, renowned Haas School of Business fellow, shares the key to successful salary negotiations, in this Berkeley ExecEd article.
What Hand Gesture Do You Want to Make?
Looking at the antitrust cases against Microsoft and Google over 20 years apart to understand how one informs the other.
Microscopic Diamond Tracers Provide Better Imaging
CBEY and Tsai CITY are launching a new multimedia site called Beyond the Buzzwords to clarify vocabulary used in sustainable innovation.
How to Prevent the Circulation of Misinformation?
Berkeley scholar investigates how huge data platforms like Facebook, YouTube, Twitter affect law and policy.
