Deborah Lucas presented her research paper with GCFP coauthors Niccolo Comati and Edward Golding, “Credit Risk Transfer and the Pricing of Mortgage Default Risk" at a recent conference at the Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland on May 29, 2026,
Deborah Lucas offered her views on “US Treasury Debt and Fiscal Sustainability” at the SFS Cavalcade conference in Charlottesville, VA on May 20.
Join the MIT Climate Policy Center in welcoming Didem Nisanci to the Global Climate Policy Project (GCPP) at Harvard and MIT as a Senior Fellow for Climate and Geoeconomics.
For Adriana Bokel Herde, EMBA ’17, the MIT Executive MBA was a turning point—one that reshaped her confidence, expanded her career across industries, and redefined her approach to principled leadership. From overcoming imposter syndrome to applying hands-on, people-centered problem solving, Bokel He...
Can giving low-wage workers more of a voice on the job improve their mental health? A just-published paper in the American Journal of Public Health finds signs that the answer may be “yes.”
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BLOOMBERG TALKS | MIT GCFP Visiting Scholar and former Boston Fed President Eric Rosengren discusses the Federal Reserve’s policy outlook amid persistent inflation and growing political pressure.
Cesar Ortiz, EMBA ’16, built a successful career in accounting and banking, rising from CPA at PwC to a senior executive at Oriental Bank, but by age 40 he knew he wanted to grow beyond technical expertise. The MIT Executive MBA transformed his mindset from precision-driven finance to strategic, sys...
Zana Buçinca, a scholar whose research interests include human-AI interaction and the future of work, will be joining the faculty of the MIT Institute for Work and Employment Research (IWER) in the fall of 2026 when she joins the MIT Sloan School of Management’s Work and Organization Studies group ...
For years, physicists tried to answer a deceptively simple question: why do some things like cities, ideas, innovation ecosystems grow disproportionately larger and more influential than others? Why do a few nodes attract attention, resources, and talent, while most remain peripheral?
