State and local governments invited to apply for funding, support on pressing policy challenges
Selected governments will partner with MIT's J-PAL North America to test which programs work, which work best, and why.
Selected governments will partner with MIT's J-PAL North America to test which programs work, which work best, and why.
Emissions trading would be more effective than mileage standards, new study shows.
Through its Washington Office, MIT continues its long history of engagement on national science and technology policy.
Professor Charles Stewart III explains why the U.S. electoral system is strong and how MIT research is making the voting process even more seamless.
The IPL provides funding and policy outreach support to help MIT researchers connect with the policy world.
Assistant Professor Ariel White is looking to understanding how government, policies, and people affect voting behavior.
Hosted by CSAIL, event featured discussions on cybersecurity with tech leaders and officials from the NSA and FBI.
New book by professor Heather Hendershot explores impact of William F. Buckley’s “Firing Line.”
At IDSS celebration, speakers explore how data can be brought to bear on global challenges.
Mexico's former deputy secretary of energy for hydrocarbons will write on Mexican energy reform and research women’s roles in political and social transformation.
In open letter, 375 National Academy of Sciences members warn against opting out of Paris Agreement.
Four organizations will partner with J-PAL North America to evaluate substance abuse treatment, care integration, social-service delivery, and patient-engagement programs.
New method to track the impact of typhoons and other natural disasters could enable more precise, timely delivery of food aid.
Linking emissions trading systems in developed and developing countries could yield environmental, economic benefits.