Why are so many tech companies laying people off right now?
When companies are growing really fast — like when revenue is shooting up 20 percent or 30 percent a year — nobody cares about profits.
When companies are growing really fast — like when revenue is shooting up 20 percent or 30 percent a year — nobody cares about profits.
Jenny Lacika, SB ’06, never expected to become a children's book author. Now she is celebrating the publication of her first book.
"After the introduction of Facebook, student mental health at colleges with Facebook worsens relative to students at colleges [without]."
New MIT tool pinpoints policy combinations that maximize health benefits.
"America's elderly and disabled are cared for by a low-wage and poorly trained workforce. Continuing in this way is in no one's in interest."
“Where I see these technologies really being able to help with access is through training and providing more targeted supervisory support.”
Debra Meyerson, SB ’79, SM ’80, who suffered a stroke in 2010, speaks out about stroke recovery and the lack of support for the mental and emotional aspects of healing.
MIT spinout Essmart has created a supply chain to help local retail shops in rural India sell life-improving products.
"Documentation is just a crushing burden. We believe that these AI technologies have tremendous potential to change clinicians' quality of life."
"There’s been very little research done on the benefits of AI technologies for frontline providers."