Research & Impact

In a new book, former MS&E Professor of the Practice Tina Seelig argues that luck isn’t something that happens to you, but rather something you create.

Seed grants will fund 29 research teams pursuing novel research ideas across disciplines, including MS&E faculty Pamela Hinds and Madeleine Udell.

Learn how AI is shaping markets from MS&E Professor Amin Saberi and other experts.

Professor Chuck Eesley, an expert in the best ways to inspire entrepreneurship, says the key is broad global investment over a singular focus at home.

Learn from MS&E Prof. Chuck Eesley and others how 100 years on, each school retains the pioneer mindset that changed the way the professions were taught.

Research by MS&E alum Alex Chohlas-Wood (PhD '22) and colleagues shows many defendants just need court date reminders.

An MS&E-led course offers insights into how tech and public service leaders are collaborating to tackle today’s most pressing challenges.

The expertise of Pranav Adani, former MS&E Adjunct Prof. James Ellis, and Jay Rubenstein spans global business, security, and economics and will fortify the institute’s foundation.

Stanford professors Melissa Valentine and Michael Bernstein examine an innovative model to assemble global teams that’s become increasingly popular, partly driven by AI.

A new study, coauthored by MS&E Professor (Teaching) John Weyant, shows California can go carbon-free mostly using current and emerging solutions.

MS&E alum John Taggart (PhD '19) is among those recognized that may significantly advance global decarbonization.

Grantees, including MS&E master's student Charles Shi, received resources to build their sustainability ventures.

Scholars including alum Al Roth (PhD '74, MS '72) and Professor Itai Ashlagi, physicians, healthcare practitioners, and policymakers gathered to explore research advances.