Press
Will warmer weather slow COVID-19 spread?
"Weather alone cannot quench the epidemic in summer, even though it does help reduce the transmission rates to some extent."
Search
7591 - 7600 out of 10917
Press
Energy innovation: Challenges to evaluating policies and addressing them
A new whitepaper released by Prof. Jacquelyn Pless identifies five key challenges to evaluating energy innovation policies and programmes.
Press
Saving lives or saving the economy? Reopening doesn't have to be an all-or-nothing proposition
[Prof. Michael] Whinston says “With the right kinds of policies, the choices don't have to be so grim.”
Press
Forskere i USA og Rusland: Varme stopper ikke Covid-19
"Navnligt temperaturen og luftfugtighed har betydning for overførelsen af Covid-19, men kun i beskedent omfang ... "
Press
Sommer soll Pandemie kaum beeinflussen
" ... wird die Pandemie wahrscheinlich nicht allein aufgrund des Sommerwetters verschwinden", so Rahmandad.
Press
In times of crisis, digital businesses need to think about 'technology laggards'
Prof. Catherine Tucker and co-author consider how to address the issue of technology access and inequity throughout the COVID-19 crisis.
Press
Federal stimulus favors wealthy investors and major companies
Prof. Robert Pozen explores two provisions in the Cares Act that give investors and corporations tax benefits from losses before the pandemic.
Press
An open letter from scientists across the globe calling for use of fabric masks to prevent COVID-19
Professors Bengt Holmström and Erik Brynjolfsson are signatories.
Press
Can a pandemic aid the fight against global warming?
Prof. Henry Jacoby and co-authors write: “...even under all of this stress, we cannot afford to forget the peril posed by an overheated planet."
Press
The trouble with mandatory coronavirus testing in nursing homes
Prof. Simon Johnson and co-authors explore the feasibility of mandatory testing in senior-care facilities.