Climbing high
From her vantage, Debra Richardson sees computer technology transforming society for the better
From her vantage, Debra Richardson sees computer technology transforming society for the better
Henry Pontell calls white-collar corruption ‘more damaging’ than common crime
For alumna Julianne Toohey, effective health care is more than an individual pursuit
Manuel Gómez inspires young people to believe in themselves
It all goes with the territory for Gregory Benford, a mild-mannered professor who doubles as the working physicist’s science-fiction writer
David Blake thinks tomorrow’s corporate leaders need information, technology … and flexibility
Philippe Jorion is advancing ‘new knowledge’ revolutionizing the financial industry
From Belfast to Johannesburg, Sarajevo to Jerusalem, Scott Bollens studies the links between planning and peace
Leading a team of social scientists, Russell Dalton is taking the pulse of the governed
For economist Art De Vany, the natural order that emerges spontaneously from chaos is more efficient and responsive than anything a planner could devise