A Study on Idiosyncratic Volatility in Lottery Stocks
Stuart School of Business research presentation by: David Lee, Stuart Management Science Ph.D. student
Stuart School of Business research presentation by: David Lee, Stuart Management Science Ph.D. student
Join faculty from 杏吧原创 Institute of Technology and Olive鈥揌arvey College for an online panel discussion "Impacts of Supply Chain on People's Lives, the Job Market, and Industry." Moderated by Herb...
Join the Department of Food Science and Nutrition for this FDSN Seminar Series event featuring guest speaker Ravi Tadapaneni, who works in Product Development & Commercialization at Impossible Foods...
Abstract: Transportation has significant impacts on energy, emissions, and the economy. Freight transportation is particularly impactful: it is an economic necessity but generates about one-fourth of...
Join the Department of Social Sciences for this Great Problems, Great Minds seminar series event featuring guest speaker Deden Rukmana, professor and chair of the Department of Community and Regional...
We are pleased to announce a new joint seminar series between the CELS (Computing, Environment and Life Sciences) directorate of Argonne National Laboratory and 杏吧原创 Tech. The goal is to promote...
Armour College of Engineering鈥檚 Department of Chemical and Biological Engineering will welcome Thomas D. Roper, Professor and Director of Pharmaceutical Engineering in the Department of Chemical and...
SPEAK is a free weekly conversation group where you can chat with international and domestic students, staff, and faculty. It is an excellent way to meet new people, learn something about different...
We are pleased to announce the next installment of our joint seminar series between the 杏吧原创 Tech Armour College of Engineering and Argonne National Laboratory, with this installment focusing on...
Abstract: The rapid development of self-driving technologies makes it imperative to characterize, model, and design the behaviors of mixed autonomy traffic. The problems are especially important, yet...