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SDSC affiliate Esther Duflo wins Nobel Prize for Economics
Duflo and MIT professor Abhijit Banerjee share the prize with Michael Kremer of Harvard University for breakthrough antipoverty work.
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System helps smart devices find their position
A system designed by LIDS professor Moe Win and colleagues enables interconnected smart devices to cooperatively pinpoint their positions in noisy environments where GPS usually fails.
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A four-step plan for fighting social media manipulation in elections
SDSC affiliate Dean Eckles joins fellow MIT Sloan professor (and IDSS affiliate) Sinan Aral to propose a four-step process for researchers to measure and analyze social media manipulation — and to turn that data into a defense against future manipulation
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Dylan Foster receives Best Paper and Best Student Paper awards at COLT 2019
Foster is a postdoc with the MIT Institute for Foundations of Data Science (MIFODS), as well as both IDSS and SDSC. He received the best paper award for “Statistical Learning with a Nuisance Component.”
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Does cable news shape your views?
A new study co-led by political scientist and SDSC affiliate Teppei Yamamoto finds that partisan news coverage has a bigger impact on viewers without strong media preferences.







