The research of Bentley University faculty is featured for a full week on The Academic Minute – a radio show on WAMC, Northeast Public Radio. In this segment, Professor Liz Brown explains her research looking at the risks and consequences of having your employer monitor your health data.
Senior Lecturer Steve Weisman explains why user agreements mean you can’t expect privacy when using social media.
Assistant Professor of Economics Meghan Esson offers insights on finding affordable car insurance that offers quality coverage.
Executive Director of the Center for Women and Business, Trish Foster, authors an op-ed highlighting the center’s latest research report.
Marketing Professor Lan Xia talks about how consumers are turning to online browsing during the pandemic.
A new report from the Center for Women and Business, Workplace Inclusion – Nurturing a Culture of Care and Belonging, is highlighted for revealing that while most managers believe they engage in inclusive behavior, fewer than half of employees agree.
Professors Danielle Haritgan and Rob DeLeo co-author an op-ed that highlights their research revealing that many Americans are reluctant to get a COVID-19 vaccine.
Professor Fred Ledley, who is also Director of the Center for Integration of Science and Industry, is quoted about the logistical challenges related to rolling out COVID-19 vaccines.
Assistant Professor of Mathematical Sciences Noah Giansiracusa comments on why artificial intelligence systems still can't beat the "Turing Test", a framework to determine if a machine can think.
Research from Bentley's Center for the Integration of Science and industry is highlighted for identifying that billions of dollars in government grants funded basic research that drug companies used to develop their products.