Climate Scientists | October 11, 2020
John Sterman: informed decision-making for climate change policy
Prof. John Sterman joins me to discuss tools for informed decision-making for climate change policy.
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With no stimulus check until after election, experts say Massachusetts' economy will 'get worse before it gets better'
Thomas Kochan said that economic support is essential "both on a humane standpoint, but also to keep the economy from going further into a tank.”
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Know Rwanda's Minister of ICT, Hon Paula Ingabire
In March, Paula Ingabire (SDM '18), aged 37, was named among 115 young global leaders of the year 2020 by the World Economic Forum (WEF).
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MBA apps at MIT Sloan soar 22.1%
Applications to the full-time MBA program at MIT's Sloan School of Management soared 22.1% in 2019-2020.
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Why degrowth is the worst idea on the planet
"Rich countries have reduced their air pollution not by embracing degrowth or offshoring, but by enacting and enforcing smart regulation."
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Zoom calls can be too formal. These alternatives encourage casual chatting
Minglr, an open-source tool from a team led by Tom Malone, is designed to connect attendees at virtual conferences for brief video conversations.
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Immigrants to the U.S. create more jobs than they take
A new study looks at how immigration shapes the economy, analyzing immigrants' contributions as both employees and founders.
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2020 first generation MBAs: Olga Timirgalieva, MIT (Sloan)
"I tend to get along with down-to-earth people who are passionate and quirky, so Sloan was perfect.”
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Fueling US-China clash, years of disconnects
China's leaders have long misunderstood what makes Americans tick, says [Prof.] Yasheng Huang.
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Reality wreck
This week's debate between Donald Trump and Joe Biden highlighted how even the truth has become a partisan issue. Can reality be reclaimed?