Grisel Quiles, senior director of reagents manufacturing at BD (Becton, Dickinson and Company), shares her reflections on how women in STEM can achieve harmony and balance between their work and personal lives.
Posts from: April 28, 2024
There’s nothing quite like finding six new releases on display in a bookstore – all of which you’ve written, and none of which have your name on it
KENNEWICK — Washington lawmakers had a laundry list of K-12 public education priorities when they opened for the 2024 legislative session on Jan. 8.
Maria Branyas, the world’s oldest person, joins a study to uncover the secrets of her longevity. Researchers attribute it to genetics and healthy habits
Image classification algorithms are notoriously error-prone, but a novel method for spotting errors within incomprehensible AI code could help solve the problem.
The music mogul, 64, welcomed his first child with fiancée Lauren Silverman in 2014, and has previously said Eric, 10, has changed his life for the better.
Gaia is a Husky with a story to tell about how when one life ends, sometimes an even better one begins. In Dallas, Texas, Gaia’s life was confined to a tiny backyard, because her loyal owner, Sandra, was hospitalized. Sandra’s next door neighbor, Lisa Kanarek, noticed that the nine-year old female looked lonely, so she …
When life gives you lemons, enjoy the delicious citrus! Health Coach Denise Lum celebrates the bright yellow fruits found around Alameda.
Chicago-based artist Aparicio uses careful preservation of discarded or displaced things in her artworks to question and celebrate memories contained within them. Her upcoming solo exhibition “In Memory Of” will be the largest and most comprehensive exhibition of her work to date.
Workplace advice: There’s much you can do to control the damage, but things might not be as dire as you fear.