EMI Research Solutions

10/31/2023

Happy Halloween from your friends at EMI!

10/13/2023

Did you know that the shortest commercial flight in the world is in Scotland? The flight covers 1.7 miles and takes 90 seconds!

10/06/2023

Did you know that the Eiffel Tower was originally intended for Barcelona? However, they thought it was too ugly so Gustave Eiffel built it in Paris instead!

09/29/2023

Did you know the ancient Romans used to drop a piece of toast into their wine for good health? Hence why we say, “Raise a Toast!”

09/22/2023

Did you know dolphins have names for each other? Scientists have found that dolphins use different whistles to distinguish between different members of the pod.

09/15/2023

Did you know that Queen Elizabeth didn’t need a passport or a driver’s license? That’s because both documents are issued in her name!

09/12/2023

HUGE Congratulations to Angelica Jump for winning the DEI Champion Award! We’re so proud of everything you do for EMI and our industry!

09/08/2023

Did you know that the blog of toothpaste on a toothbrush has a name? It’s called a nurdle and toothpaste companies once got into a lawsuit over it. 🪥

08/30/2023

We think our Director of Marketing, Brian Peterson, is pretty cool! And the Future List does too! Check out Brian’s Greenbook Future List Spotlight to learn more about the qualities of leadership and future research trends: https://bit.ly/45INNpj

Join Future List Honoree & Digital Marketing Director, Brian Peterson, as he discusses qualities of a leader and what he thinks will be future research trends.

08/29/2023

We think our Director of Marketing, Brian Peterson, is pretty cool! And Greenbook does too! Check out Brian’s Greenbook Future List Spotlight to learn more about the qualities of leadership and future research trends: https://bit.ly/45INNpj

Join Future List Honoree & Digital Marketing Director, Brian Peterson, as he discusses qualities of a leader and what he thinks will be future research trends.

08/25/2023

Did you know there’s an ant species unique to New York City? These ManhattAnts were found by biologists in a 14-block area of the city. 🐜