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Optimizing Health Care Logistics in Africa
Emma Gibson seeks to improve patient care by helping facilities use their limited resources more effectively
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Putting a Twist on the Pre-Med Experience
Some might find studies in management and German to be an odd fit for an aspiring physician. Valeria Robayo would disagree.
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Can global regulators save the ESG movement from itself?
"ESG ratings do not, currently, play as important a role as they could in guiding companies toward improvement."
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Boom in ESG ratings leaves trail of confusion
The lack of standardization on ESG scoring "makes it difficult to evaluate the ESG performance of companies, funds and portfolios."
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Why do ESG ratings vary so widely – and how can investors make sense of them?
"Investors need to dive deep into the details of the different methodologies of ESG raters when the same company has different ratings."
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Companies are getting it from all sides on ESG. They're either 'going too far' or 'not doing enough
For research scientist Florian Berg the controversies around ESG stem from a lack of clarity about what its goals are.
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New tools aim for nuanced analysis of academic research citations
Different environmental, social and governance (ESG) ratings can paint radically different pictures of the same company.
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Research making a real difference
Multiple MIT Sloan projects were recognized in this year's Financial Times' Responsible Business Education awards.
BBC | March 13, 2025
The Unexpected Knock-On Effect of Trump's Minerals 'Deal of the Century'
In this article from the BBC, MIT economist Christopher Knittel, who is the MIT Climate Policy Center's Faculty Director, is quoted discussing Donald Trump, critical minerals, and green technology.
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MIT researchers say that AI is 'inherently sociopathic' — but that it can be trained to give ethical financial advice
The glaring problem with publicly available AI tools is that they're "inherently sociopathic."