Researchers found a way to convert brain signals into fluent, real-time speech. Using electrodes, thoughts can be transformed into words without moving your mouth.

Mercury is the messenger planet of communication, coordination, creative expression, and information processing. It is called to mind (and to blame) during its thrice-annual retrograde, when ...

To achieve everything you desire in life, all it takes is making a few simple changes in how you communicate. According to ...

Bonobos, our closest relatives, may not speak, but they use something strikingly similar to human language. A new study from researchers at the University of Zurich and Harvard University reveals that ...

Humans can effortlessly talk about an infinite number of topics, from neuroscience to pink elephants, by combining words into ...

Corporate culture results from the unwritten rules, shared beliefs, and collective behaviors that define workplace dynamics ... and open communication. Organizations with clan cultures often ...

If you were the audience, which would you prefer? In the first example, the listener gets no clear idea of what the focus of the communication is. They must sort through the details in real time ...

Subtract the total expected depreciation from the original cost to find the residual value. For example, if a machine costs $20,000 and is expected to lose $15,000 in value over five years ...

This asset class can be fungible, meaning traders can swap them if they are of the same grade. For example, beef cattle grown on a farm in Texas are similar in quality as beef cattle raised in ...

This, in turn, leads to a workforce that embraces the opportunity to exceed expectations, going above and beyond effective workplace communication to foster an enriched communication standard of ...

The authors provide a compelling method for characterizing communication within brain networks ... These two families of variables, network structure and local dynamics, define our ‘game constraints’, ...

is a senior lecturer in philosophy at Royal Holloway, University of London. She works on various issues in applied philosophy, and hosts The Academic Imperfectionist podcast. She lives in Oxfordshire.