How do you make decisions when you don't have the answers? You become curious. You create new learning by doing experiments. Here is how to do that.

How do you get a psychology experiment to work? A new paper in the journal Collabra: Psychology by Jonna Brenninkmeijer and colleagues interviews researchers about the informal knowledge they need ...

How to run an experiment The goal of a career experiment isn’t to land your next job — it’s to learn. Experiments can lead you down curiosity-driven rabbit holes and open up unexpected paths.

Today’s most successful companies, the ones that are “crushing it,” started as a series of crazy ideas, followed by experiments to test just how viable those ideas might be. Experimentation ...

In the coming weeks, thousands of parents and kids will be spending more time at home as a result of the ongoing coronavirus pandemic.

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HOW TO DO A LAB DEMO SAFELY In response to recent accidents in the classroom, here is a guide for performing experiments or demonstrations involving open flames, fire, or the use of flammable ...

Overview If you’ve played Candy Crush, flown on United Airlines, or taken an Uber or Lyft, you’ve been in one of Prof. John List’s experiments without even knowing it. List has revolutionized ...

A big idea in thermodynamics is the mechanical equivalent of heat, a concept that spells out how moving objects and changing temperatures relate.

We’ve also been a bit surprised at how easy and natural it’s become to do high-level physics experiments from our homes. In some cases, the transition to remote operations has even made our work more ...