GPS

A new twist in understanding the brain’s maps

February 16, 2015 in Natural Sciences

The brain’s GPS would be worthless if it simply contained maps of our surroundings that were not aligned to the real world. Now we know how this is done.

Dementia patients embrace GPS surveillance

June 7, 2013 in Health

Elderly Swedes with dementia want to be tracked by GPS, even in their own homes.

GPS for indoor use

February 20, 2013 in Technology

Have you ever lost your way in a large office building or on a university campus? A new smartphone app shows you the internal layout of a building and helps you to find your way.

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How does a board of directors foster innovation in an organization?

April 20, 2018 in Society & Culture

OPINION: The boards of directors do have a say when it comes to fostering organizational innovation. Findings shed new light on the ambiguous role of corporate directors.