Simons Center for the Social Brain offering seed grants, postdoc fellowships Deadline for application is August 31. July 26, 2012 Read full story →
Economist Robert Townsend wins Frisch Medal Prestigious prize granted for research on Thailand’s villages. July 5, 2012 Read full story →
3 Questions: Andrea Campbell interprets the Supreme Court’s health care decision A political scientist whose work was cited in one justice’s opinion weighs in on the ruling and its implications. June 28, 2012 Read full story →
MIT Medical celebrates opening of newly renovated clinical laboratory Behind the scenes, things were anything but routine for the lab during the last year. June 12, 2012 Read full story →
Coming to your home mail soon: Personalized MIT 2011 total compensation statements May 17, 2012 Read full story →
Andrea Campbell: Public opinion and policy viewed through an historical lens Professor studies taxation, Social Security, health insurance and more. May 14, 2012 Read full story →
Amy Finkelstein wins John Bates Clark Medal MIT economist lauded for work on health care markets. April 27, 2012 Read full story →
Neal Stephenson on science fiction, building towers 20km high ... and insurance In a public interview with Technology Review's Jason Pontin, the best-selling author talked about the obstacles faced by real emerging technologies. April 18, 2012 Read full story →
A taxing issue In book talk, MIT economist Simon Johnson and co-author James Kwak emphasize need to raise revenues to cope with national debt. April 11, 2012 Read full story →
3 Questions: Simon Johnson on the national debt In new book, MIT economist surveys history of debt battles and offers a prescription for fiscal recovery. April 7, 2012 Read full story →
Three MIT economics doctoral students selected as among the world's most promising April 4, 2012 Read full story →
Our complex food future and how to respond Today’s global challenges will significantly affect how we grow our food. But these challenges are so complex and intertwined that response measures require collaboration and a broad, integrated lens. March 1, 2012 Read full story →
When (and where) work disappears Study: Overseas manufacturing competition hits U.S. regions hard, leaving workers unemployed for years and local economies struggling. February 24, 2012 Read full story →
Historian of science Charles Weiner dies at 80 Longtime faculty member was a pre-eminent analyst of the political, social and ethical dimensions of contemporary science. February 1, 2012 Read full story →