Harper Lectures
The spring series of virtual Harper Lectures has come to an end
Thank you to the many members of the UChicago community who attended fascinating lectures on cancer health disparities, the linguistic aspect of Russian conflicts, and extrasolar planetary science. Looking forward to seeing you at more Harper Lectures in the fall—stay tuned! Miss a Harper Lecture? Check out past events from this season and before on YouTube.”
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Publications for I-House Alumni & Friends
- I-House Annual Report of Activities (2021-2022)
- University of Chicago Magazine
- The summer issue of UChicago Magazine is online! Some of the magazine features include:
- Theory in Practice:Nobel laureate Michael Kremer is building up development economics at UChicago.
- Eyes on the story: Rebecca Jarvis, AB’03, put her journalistic “Spidey sense” to work unearthing the secrets of Theranos.
- Front Lines: An emergency physician reflects on racism, COVID-19, and the art of healing.
- Stamps of approval:Joining past UChicagoans, Katharine Graham, AB’38, receives an accolade that will stick.
- Plus: Alumni Weekend 2022: Together again; Radical refusal; Narrative bodies; and more.
George Stigler, 50 Years Later
To mark the 50-year anniversary of I-House alumnus George Stigler’s seminal piece, “The Theory of Economic Regulation” ProMarket is publishing a new eBook examining his theory’s past, present, and future as part of the Stigler Center’s George Stigler 50 Years Later symposium. It is based on a series of articles that previously appeared in ProMarket and, in a concluding piece, Filippo Lancieri and Luigi Zingales propose a test of whether a proposed regulation has been ‘captured’ by special interests or not by examining three ways that industries may influence regulators.
Read the newest e-book: George Stigler, 50 Years Later
Zhenan Bao, SM’93,PhD’95
PROFESSIONAL ACHIEVEMENT AWARD:
I-House alumna Zhenan Bao, SM’93, PhD’95, is department chair and K.K. Lee Professor of Chemical Engineering at Stanford University. Bao founded the Stanford Wearable Electronics Initiative in 2016 and serves as the faculty director.
Luis Miranda
CHICAGO BOOTH 2021 DISTINGUISHED ALUMNI AWARDS
I-House alumnus Luis Miranda, ’89
Chairman and Co-Founder
Indian School of Public Policy
