'Boston Speaks Up' with MIT Martin Trust Center's Carly Chase
In this interview, 'Boston Speaks Up' explores the non-linear path Lecturer Carly Chase has enjoyed in her career.
In this interview, 'Boston Speaks Up' explores the non-linear path Lecturer Carly Chase has enjoyed in her career.
MBA Students Mauro Colantonio, Riddhima Sharma, Stephanie Smolinski, and Ugo Ume are profiled.
Arnold Barnett estimates that about 500 people who fly each day in the U.S. are infected with the virus.
"Our experiment shows that shared partisanship does indeed have a large impact on social tie formation."
"I never thought I'd be one of those people with a passion career...until I took a negotiation course at MIT...”
“...can Big Pharma learn from the lessons of the pandemic and adopt a platform more akin to software development than drug development?”
"Economists have developed an emerging body of evidence that...may also help to improve delivery and increase uptake of COVID-19 vaccines.”
Sinan Aral discusses ways companies can monitor the spread of misinformation online, and how to protect privacy and data on social media.
"Despite...high returns, index funds...almost never bought IPOs at their initial offering price.”
“We're an exceptional state. We're a wealthy state. Our numbers should look better than they do.”