Firms with strong intellectual property strategies fare better in raising capital
Patents alone not enough, says MIT Sloan School of Management senior lecturer
Patents alone not enough, says MIT Sloan School of Management senior lecturer
Mathematical technique lets scientists make estimates in a probabilistic world
MIT economist and Institute Professor is Obama’s choice for the U.S. central bank’s seven-person board of governors.
MIT’s influential poverty researcher heralded as best economist under age 40.
MIT economics student’s study of Peru shows how practices from hundreds of years ago can influence prosperity today. ‘Pathbreaking,’ says a Harvard economist.
At memorial service, Nobel-winning economist’s ‘warmth, wit and humility’ are recalled.
MIT economist to head Washington-based policy group
In a talk to promote his new book, MIT’s Simon Johnson lambastes a finance industry he sees as lacking a healthy fear of losing money.
Event in Kresge Auditorium will celebrate the Nobel laureate’s life and legacy.
Sure, it’s a ubiquitous tool of scientific research, but what exactly is a regression, and what is its use?
Can understanding human irrationality help solve our energy problems? An MIT researcher explains