Delivery service Getir cuts about 2500 jobs

Sesotec is "Top employer in the SME sector 2024"

Job portal Yourfirm.de honors the company for the third time

Further qualification while working

Management in the wine industry (MBA)

Attractive apprenticeship positions still available in the German confectionery industry

Anywhere Workers Are Traveling More, For Longer, and Are Earning More, Because of a Shifting Economy

Spain is the most popular country to visit as an Anywhere Worker, followed by Portugal and Italy

HR practices have both positive and negative effects on employee mental health, research finds

Work ability is influenced by physical fitness, social life and cognitive functions

Beverage company Pepsico cuts hundreds of administrative jobs in the U.S.

EY Future Workplace Index: 58% of business leaders will invest in real estate decision-making

40% of copmpanies have either started using a four-day workweek or are in the process of implementing one

Robots are taking over jobs, but not at the rate you might think

Unilever: Four-day work week trial to start in Australia

An encouraging pilot continues in New Zealand and leads to a local extension

Where Expats Should (Not) Move in 2022

The best and the worst destinations for expats

Upskilling, career growth and job security among top expectations of young workers, new survey finds

Making sure workers have a ‘good’ day gives companies a competitive advantage

VCU business professors research how employees’ daily experiences impact creative performance

Employee recommendations beat career networks as recruiting channel

Active Sourcing Channels: LinkedIn and Xing lag behind Facebook and TikTok

Look into the camera during video meetings

Basic income would not reduce people’s willingness to work

‘It’s sometimes said that people will sit around doing nothing if you give them free money.’

Staff wellbeing programmes help social relationships and reduce bullying

Kellogg's files lawsuit against its striking cereal workers

The evolution of the workplace and changing employee attitudes to the 9-5

Hybrid workers embrace anytime working

When (or if) Workers Will Return to the Office

Children, pregnant women and breastfeeding mothers should avoid Brazil nuts

Brazil nuts can contain unusually high levels of radioactive radium

Sweet success: researchers crack sugarcane’s complex genetic code

Scientists created a highly accurate reference genome for one of the most important modern crops and found a rare example of how genes confer disease resistance in plants

Milk on ice: Antarctic time capsule of whole milk powder sheds light on the enduring qualities—and evolution—of dairy products past and present

A new Journal of Dairy Science® comparative study demonstrates that the milk powder fueling our ancestors is remarkably similar to the milk powder we enjoy today

Asparagus enjoyment - that's what counts

Valuable tips on the white and green heralds of spring

Green light from the antitrust authorities

Rügenwalder Mühle allows the family holding Pfeifer & Langen to acquire a majority stake

An avocado a day may improve overall diet quality

Smart formulation in food technology

Harnessing infrared spectroscopy for consistent and predictable apple puree quality

The mother's protein intake affects the newborn's face

"The findings emphasize the importance of maintaining a well-balanced diet during pregnancy, with particular attention to protein intake"

Gustavo Gusto calls the "Ghostbusters"

AI predicts the taste and quality of beer

Revolutionizing the beverage industry and making better beer

Do sweeteners increase your appetite?

Take it from the rats: A junk food diet can cause long-term damage to adolescent brains

Rats that were fed a diet chock-full of fat and sugar in their adolescence suffered memory impairment, USC researchers found

Battery material for the sodium-ion revolution

Sustainable plastics from agricultural waste

The production of these materials is now being scaled up by the EPFL spin-off, Bloom Biorenewables, in an effort to get them into the market

Novel UV Broadband Spectrometer Revolutionises Air Pollutant Analysis

The laser-based technology developed at TU Graz enables the continual real-time analysis of air pollutants and their interaction with other gases and sunlight

Nadja Håkansson appointed Chief Executive Officer of thyssenkrupp Uhde

Microbe of the Year 2023: Bacillus subtilis – for health and technology

Already, Bacillus subtilis is indispensable in many industries, and many more innovations are expected

Artificial intelligence boosts super-resolution microscopy

New generative model calculates images more efficient than established approaches

More efficient, lighter, more sustainable: researchers develop next-generation batteries

Completely new approach

Memory self-test via smartphone can identify early signs of Alzheimer’s disease

German-US research team and Magdeburg-based start-up have proven that memory problems can be recognised using an app

Bacteria beyond Earth?

Signs of life detectable in single ice grains emitted from moons orbiting Saturn and Jupiter

Common household chemicals pose new threat to brain health

Research shows chemicals in countless household items harm specialized cells in the brain

Innovative treatment helmet from a Basel spin-off promises advances in the treatment of Alzheimer’s

There is a huge market for the treatment of patients with degenerative brain diseases

analytica 2024 confirms its position as the world’s leading trade fair for the laboratory sector

Focus on digitalization and sustainability in the lab of the future

Research team develops sodium battery capable of rapid charging in just a few seconds

Breakthrough in overcoming the current limitations of energy storage systems

Gut microbiota and antibiotics: Missing puzzle piece discovered

HIRI scientists identify small RNA that influences the sensitivity of the intestinal pathogen Bacteroides thetaiotaomicron to certain antibiotics

Flexible microspectrometer for mobile applications

Fraunhofer IOF presents high-resolution spectral measurements with miniaturized optics

Tests confirm quality of purified graphite from used lithium-ion batteries

Important step for the Circular Economy

Presence of nicotine and antidepressants detected in Antarctic waters

A study with the participation of IDAEA and IGME locates organic contaminants derived from human activity in inland and coastal waters of the frozen continent

Discovery of the first fractal molecule in nature

‘We stumbled on this structure completely by accident and almost couldn’t believe what we saw when we first took images of it using an electron microscope’

Highest power efficiency achieved in flexible solar cells using new fabrication technique

Possible billion-euro deal: Novo Nordisk wants to acquire MHH spin-off

Nosy chemistry

New portable chemical nose can identify a broad range of chemicals

Atomic-scale semiconductor process technology and clean hydrogen technology join hands

Music and Genomes: Beethoven’s Genes Put to the Test

What the Exceptional Composer’s DNA Tells Us About Genetics

Advanced imaging techniques on a semiconductor material reveal ‘surprising’ hidden activity

"This surprising and previously overlooked observation completely changes how we need to view this technology"

New reactor could save millions when making ingredients for plastics and rubber from natural gas

With oil production dropping, a process using natural gas is needed to avert a shortage of a workhorse chemical used for automotive parts, cleaning products and more

With the Flick of a Switch: Shaping Cells with Light

The therapeutic potential of this research is immense

Novel electrochemical sensor detects dangerous bacteria

Novel sensor for the detection of bacteriawith an innovative surface coating

New materials discovered for safe, high-performance solid-state lithium-ion batteries

Scientists have discovered a stable and highly conductive lithium-ion conductor for use as solid electrolytes for solid-state lithium-ion batteries

A new path to active ingredient diversity

Researchers 3D print key components for a point-of-care mass spectrometer

The low-cost hardware outperforms state-of-the-art versions and could someday enable an affordable, in-home device for health monitoring