Why did the analog synthesizer come back? Andrew Nelson, Callen Anthony, and Mary Tripsas, all musicians themselves, on the pleasures and pitfalls of ...

Lindsey Cameron traces her decade of gig economy research to watching her mother fight downward mobility after the Great Recession, and to Jerry ...

Fifty million job postings across 28 European countries went into Letian Zhang and Shinan Wang's case that societal trust shapes which skills employers ...

A talk at HEC, a research visit to Cornell, and a dissertation chapter: Panikos Georgallis, Glen Dowell, and Rodolphe Durand recount how their ...

Seminar audiences kept objecting that executives already read the news, sinking the attention story Muhan Zhang, Forrest Briscoe, and Mark DesJardine started with. ...

"We always seem to fail." A Hewlett Foundation lament launched Rodrigo Canales and Charlie Cannon's study of why smart, well-funded teams still cannot ...

Jason Davis revisits his 2016 paper on group cycling in innovation ecosystems and explains why getting collaboration processes right now matters most for ...

When a baby was diagnosed with what was then called gay-related immunodeficiency, many doctors refused to update the category. Mia Chang-Zunion and Stine ...

In the favela training program Leandro Pongeluppe studied, local women entrepreneurs generated the biggest employment gains, evidence for his argument that residents, not ...

Arvind Karunakaran joins the podcast to discuss what happens when social media outrage lands on 911 dispatchers and other frontline professionals, and how ...

How do you get a coworking space to treat you like any other tenant? Eliana Crosina describes months of hanging out at OfficeCo, ...

James Chu gained access to a Chinese migrant school by volunteering as an English teacher and stayed connected for fifteen years. He explains ...

Winnie Jiang's study of journalists began with a screening of Spotlight and a four-hour first interview. She and Amy Wrzesniewski recount how an ...