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Why Argentina's shock measures may be the best hope for its ailing economy
"It was a good start. If the economy were a house, it is already burning."
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Does food as medicine help patients with diabetes? Here’s what a new clinical trial says
"Randomized clinical trials are key tools for discerning what works best, for whom and why, information that we should all be hungry for."
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Dark offshore money threatens democracy
"Democracies around the world face two major threats: a crisis of legitimacy, and increasingly aggressive authoritarian regimes."
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How to get DEI right in 2024
"Business leaders beware. Reversing commitments to diversity, equity and inclusion will not be without consequence."
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Top 10 tech books of 2023
Five MIT Sloan faculty and affiliates are included in this list of 2023's best tech books.
Journal of Geoscience Education
How participatory simulation motivates climate action
Participatory approaches enhance a sense of urgency and collective efficacy about climate change: Qualitative evidence from the world climate simulation.
Earth's Future
Consensus for Climate Action Through the World Climate Simulation.
Building Consensus for Ambitious Climate Action Through the World Climate Simulation.
MIT News
Accelerating Progress Toward Light-Speed Computing
Lightmatter, founded by Thomas Graham, MBA ’18, and two fellow MIT alumni, is using photonic technologies to reinvent how chips communicate and calculate.
MIT News
Professor Edward Roberts Dies at 88
The trailblazing MIT Sloan professor identified keys to successful technology-based business, helping generations of MIT students and faculty to start firms.
Financial Times | February 23, 2024
Corporate Emissions: Don’t Just Take Their Word For It
The Financial Times featured Florian Berg, Jaime Oliver Huidobro, and Roberto Rigobon's paper that reveals companies that have their climate reports audited are more likely to reduce their emissions.