Organizational Economics Seminar
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"De-Polarizing Politics: Jesuit-Educated MPs in the French Third Republic" | Nico Voigtlander (UCLA Anderson)
"De-Polarizing Politics: Jesuit-Educated MPs in the French Third Republic" | Nico Voigtlander (UCLA Anderson)
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Organizational Economics Seminar (Building E62, Cambridge) — Shaoda Wang presents “Laboratories of Autocracy: Landscape of Central‑Local Dynamics in China’s Policy Universe.”
Garance Genicot presents “Hierarchy and Performance Pay: Experimental Evidence from the Public Sector” at the Organizational Economics Seminar, Building E62, Cambridge.
Laura Alfaro (HBS) presents “Trade Within Multinational Boundaries” at the Organizational Economics Seminar, Building E62, 100 Main St, Cambridge.
No event tonight at Lizard Lounge, 1667 Massachusetts Avenue, Cambridge; see the calendar for upcoming events.
Exhibit showcases Boston’s first all‑woman architecture firm, highlighting 900+ commissions, MIT’s role, Cambridge impact, and eco‑friendly renovation methods.
Olivia Pomerenk presents mathematical models of capillary particle assemblies and wake‑vortex interactions in fluid systems at Building 2, Cambridge.
Men’s Group meets in the 2nd‑floor Kitchen Classroom at Cambridge Senior Center, offering light refreshments.
Poetry workshop in the Rindge Room reads contemporary and classic poems, discusses identity, community, resilience, and encourages reflective writing, for ages 18 and up.
PDE/Analysis Seminar (Building 2, 182 Memorial Dr, Cambridge) — Joe Miller from MIT presents on partial differential equations and analysis.
Two‑part workshop at Building E17 teaches writing clear, concise abstracts and structuring talks with impactful slide design, with light snacks provided.
Ishmail Abdus‑Saboor presents “Skin‑brain axis for social touch: mice to naked mole‑rats” in Stata 32‑123 (Kirsch auditorium).