The Science of Healing: How Your Heartbeat Shapes Your Reality

We talk about healing like it’s a puzzle to be solved — a process of digging into the past, analyzing our pain, and working through layers…

Does disclosure of CSR activities improve corporate value? Moderating role of intellectual capital and COVID-19 pandemic

Impact of green bonds on CO2 emissions and disaggregated level renewable electricity in China and the United States of America

An artificial market model for the forex market

The Surprising Secret to Happiness, According to a Genius Philosopher

The “experience collector.”

Decarbonising digital infrastructure and urban sustainability in the case of data centres

This Quick Quote Sums Up The Art of Living Well

A superhuman achievement.

8 Anti-Burnout Habits I Swear By to Make Life 10x Easier

Experiences of awareness that saved me from myself.

Unlocking the influence of unique family firm types on eco-friendly governance and green technology innovation: moderating role of ISO certificates

Unilateral climate policy design should account for the effectiveness of different anti-leakage policies

Stringent international agreements with penalties are more efficient than other European Union policies at addressing carbon leakage, but a risk persists, according to a global equilibrium model and channel decomposition analysis.

Evaluating economic and environmental viability of recycling lithium-ion battery for electric vehicles in the middle east: a case study in the UAE

Are You Over-Healing? When Self-Work Becomes Self-Sabotage

Healing Is Not the Goal — It’s a Tool

Utilizing the real estate investment trusts for portfolio optimisation by application of genetic algorithm

3 Easy Exercises You Can Do Daily To Strengthen Your Mind

You can achieve anything if you really put your mind to it

Oil price shocks, policy uncertainty, and China’s carbon emissions trading market price

3 Benefits of the Wim Hof Method

Exposure to cold and breathing exercises.

The impact of digital inclusive finance on enterprise digital technology innovation: empirical evidence from the Chinese manufacturing industry

Currency harmonisation in the Southern African Development Community: a pathway to addressing the PPP puzzle

When the customers comes to you: mobile apps and corporate investment efficiency

Eliciting attachment security with social norm messages is linked to reduced energy consumption in extreme heat in the United Arab Emirates

Energy savings improve when messages evoking social expectations also promote empathy, especially in extreme heat, according to a randomized controlled field experiment on a United Arab Emirates campus housing.

The predictive effect of heterogeneous investor behavior on commodity pricing

The spatiotemporal evolution and influencing factors of carbon emissions in the Yellow River Basin based on nighttime light data

Housing Provident Fund, risk attitude, and household financial investment engagement: an asset-building perspective

The #1 Mindset Shift to Stop Other People’s Judgments From Ruining Your Day

The wisdom of detachment.

The one habit that will help you get back to calm, focus and presence

“You flounder through life, struggling desperately so you won’t drown, even though you would float if you’d just relax.” — Natsuki Takaya

Being Good Is Easy, What Is Difficult Is Being Just

We only have what we give

Does the university knowledge spillover promote common prosperity? Empirical evidence from China

You Should Always Pet a Cat on the Streets

Most important life lessons according to Jordan Peterson.

Foreign direct investment and foreign reserves linkage: a global study based on wavelet coherence and granger causality

Analysing motivations of Ponzi victims in West Bengal, India

Sovereign bond yield and cryptocurrency returns within the frontier West African monetary zone: a dynamic contagion analysis

Bank lending and environmental quality in Gulf Cooperation Council countries

Clinical trials by the numbers

Emerging companies and an evolving market are changing the dynamics of cancer trials.

Research on the impact of cross-border mergers and acquisitions on investment efficiency: evidence from Chinese listed companies

A tailored small group instruction intervention in mathematics benefits low achievers

Environmental tax law and greenwashing: the moderating role of digitization

Digital village construction and national innovation systems: coordinated development dynamics

Determinants of green energy investment—financial drivers and equitable transition

The effects of foreign direct investment and oil rents on stock market trade in GCC countries: spatial analysis

Realistic roles for hydrogen in the future energy transition

Hydrogen has been proposed as a fuel for widespread use since the 1970s, but uptake has repeatedly fallen below projections, primarily due to high costs. This Perspective considers hydrogen’s potential in relation to rapidly improving competitor technolo…

Ratepayer-backed bonds for utility financings

Utilities are increasingly using ratepayer-backed bonds (RBBs) to provide financial protection against extreme weather and more broadly, the energy transition. Consequently, we outline best practices for public utility commissions and ratepayer advocates…

Driving effect of government environmental protection expenditure on green technology from the perspective of fiscal transparency

Why the 5 am Club Is Actually Hurting Your Productivity

7 surprising effects of sleep deprivation on the brain — and your brain without sleep, by the hour.

Regulation on conglomerates

Dynamic correlations and portfolio optimization in socially responsible investments: evidence from Indonesia and South Korea

Unveiling information asymmetry: analyzing spot-future price relations during cash and physical delivery settlements

Can 1 psychedelic dose boost flexible learning?

One dose of a psychedelic compound helped mice think more flexibly and do better in behavioral tests even weeks after drug administration.

Is the torpedo bat here to stay in baseball?

Baseball players are using a new kind of bat—the torpedo bat. In this podcast, an expert digs into whether its a trend or a new standard.

Team gets the most detailed image yet of a bacteria-killing virus

Researchers have produced the most detailed image to date of a bacteriophage, or phage—a kind of virus that kills bacteria.

How the law aims to protect Earth from ‘space junk’ and asteroids

Experts have answers for you about the rules that govern what happens in orbit—and how we might respond to an incoming asteroid.

Can immune cell ‘couriers’ deliver Alzheimer’s therapy?

Engineered microglia show promise for treating Alzheimer's and other brain diseases, according to new research.

Flickering X-rays shed light on supermassive black holes

New research provides insight into the unique relationship between a galaxy and its black hole.

Ancient land bridge let humans, animals move between continents

A gradual uplift of land enabled the early ancestors of animals such as giraffes, elephants, and even humans to roam between Africa and Asia.

Why do chicken eggs come in different colors?

Have you ever wondered why chicken eggs can be different colors? An expert digs into egg colors, shapes, shades.

Temporary anxiety can hamper learning

"The findings suggest that excessive anxiety disrupts spatial learning and threat recognition, which could contribute to chronic fear responses."

New bird flu vaccine works really well in mice

"We obviously have a lot more work to do, but the results thus far are extremely encouraging."

Certain behavior may signal autism risk in the first year of life

Researchers have found that behavior at 9 months old can indicate the likelihood that a 1 year old will be at risk for autism.

All the Best-Selling Psychology Books, Boiled Down to 20 Simple Rules

The 20/80 of psychology for a better relationship with yourself and others.