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Economists Natalia Emanuel, PhD ’21, and Emma Harrington, PhD ’21, say proximity fosters creativity and teamwork. But there are still good arguments for working from home.

Harvard Divinity School Professor David Lamberth, PhD '94, examines the values shaping artificial intelligence and what responsible leadership demands in a time of rapid technological change.

The popular Harvard Extension School course taught by Cynthia Meyersburg, PhD '10, explores an experience that is universal--and a discussion topic that is often taboo.  

Businesses risk losing workers and raising hiring costs when they reward high performers with good schedules. Research by PhD student Paige Tsai and Harvard Business School's Ryan Buell and Chiara Farronato shows how employers can restore balance.

Professor Eric Maskin, PhD ’76, winner of the 2007 Nobel Prize in economics, proposes a range of creative, feasible reforms that can bridge ideological and partisan divides and restore hope for American democracy.  

What’s causing health care costs to increase so steeply, and how new or uncommon a phenomenon is this rise? Health economist Anna Sinaiko, PhD '10, explains.