In this short talk, Seung Chan Lim (Slim) shares two stories from a research he conducted at both the Rhode Island School of Design and Brown University on what it means to “make something,” how it works as a creative process, and why it matters to our…

Ruth Buczynski, PhD interviews Louis Cozolino, PhD about how the neuroscience of human brains interact with one another. Neuroscience is giving us insight into how our brains really work and provides us with practical information for our daily lives an…

Empathy, a keen focus on others, marks the second kind of focus every leader needs. Leadership, in one sense, requires getting the best efforts out of other people. But that requires powerful communication, and a sense of how to influence and motivate….

In a study appearing November 1, 2011, in the Annals of Internal Medicine, the research team found that the course resulted in more empathic responses from oncologists, and patients reported greater trust in their doctors — a key component of care tha…