How rising carbon costs influence employment decisions, corporate governance, including increased female representation on boards, and financial strategies such as tax avoidance.

What really happens in practice when a recruiter delegates part of their judgment to an algorithmic system? 

How AI is actually being used today, and why its use tends to decrease as human interaction becomes more central

Insights from Wallonia on balancing public safety, energy efficiency, and the preservation of nighttime environments

Football has embraced the issue of diversity, though not without controversy. But how do online communities respond to these efforts?

What if the key to reducing inequality lies in predistribution? In other words, in the mechanisms that reduce (or widen) inequalities before taxes are applied, such as minimum wages.

As rooftop solar accelerates across homes, electricity grids are hitting a design limit. The challenge is no longer whether households will produce clean power—but how the system absorbs it.

In a job market that is increasingly uncertain and where career transitions are becoming more complex, one quality remains essential: emotional intelligence.

Crowdsourcing has become deeply embedded in research, business, and governance systems. Yet, beneath this promise lies a critical question: what does it mean to engage a “crowd” ethically?

Discover the implications for public authorities, organizations, and recruiters

Why countries include environmental standards in free trade agreements, how these standards spread across countries, and why geographic distance plays a surprising role in this process.

This technology promises greater consistency and improved transparency. Yet research suggests that trust, legitimacy, and cultural values may matter just as much as technical accuracy.

What are the impacts of public lighting on biodiversity and our health? And most importantly, how can we take action to reduce light pollution?

Industry 4.0 requires SMEs to transform not only their technology, but also their management, decision-making and organization, despite limited resources.

Wealth caps could gain broad acceptance—even across political divides—when designed with high thresholds and progressive rates.

Discover why the future of trustworthy AI depends not on removing uncertainty, but on understanding it.

Low-code and no-code offer new opportunities for developing websites and applications and automating workflows. But how can they be used effectively?

From governance to financial incentives, and from corporate culture to human dynamics, this conversation highlights the behaviors, tensions, and opportunities that shape contemporary corporate finance.

Can Smart Cities contribute to achieving the UN's sustainable development goals? What factors can be leveraged to strengthen collaboration between Smart City stakeholders?

How do local players appropriate the Smart City concept? How are they building their own story?

Self-tracking technologies are supposed to help us improve our well-being. But what happens when these tools, designed to motivate and support, end up causing stress, dependency… or even absurd behaviors?

Work meetings—far from being mere coordination tools—can become real drivers of discomfort and distress. How can this be fixed?

How Algorithms and Health Technologies Improve Patient Care

A recent study examined how entrepreneurs’ brains function using functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI)

Discover the ambivalent effects of this form of control on both employees and managers

Discover how circular economy is taking shape in Belgium

Organizations are gradually loosening hierarchical control to gain resilience and meet the expectations of younger generations of workers. Has control disappeared? Not really.

Artificial intelligence is revolutionizing the industrial world. But how do you activate the right levers to achieve a successful transformation? 

The various uses of virtual reality to improve employees’ skills

With consumers becoming increasingly critical and involved in the co-creation of brands and products, companies are being forced to rethink their communication and innovation strategies

From “meeting madness” and status-driven overload to choosing the right modality for the right objective

La rentrée académique approche, et une question revient de plus en plus dans l’actualité et dans les salles des profs : celle de la place de l’intelligence artificielle (IA) dans l’enseignement. 

between algorithms and sustainability 

These technologies promise health and well-being but also carry hidden psychological and emotional risks leaders must not overlook.

Recent research explores these transformations in diverse areas such as machine translation, coreference resolution in language processing, and algorithmic pricing practices.

An episode exploring the advantages and limitations of these digital solutions

In an environment where investors meticulously analyze markets to maximize returns, assessing a portfolio’s performance seems like an obvious necessity