Innovation
Understanding Society Without Compromising Individual Privacy
Analyzing the relationships between people can reveal valuable patterns in how groups function. How can we do this without exposing privacy?
ARTICLES WITH TAG: innovation
News
Congratulations to Professor Lutz Sager, recipient of a 2026 European Research Council Grant!
A major congratulations to Lutz Sager, Assistant Professor of Economics at ESSEC, who was recently awarded a prestigious Starting Grant from the European Research Council (ERC), amounting to €1.4M over five years!
Society
The heads behind the guillotine
Would you lose your head if you learned that Dr. Guillotin was not in fact the inventor of the infamous guillotine?
News
Congratulations to the 2026 CY Initiative & CY Generations laureates!
Congratulations are in order for thirteen ESSEC researchers, who have recently received CY Initiative and CY Génération grants for exciting new projects!
News
Maren Mickeler of ESSEC and Silvia Castro of INSEAD receive Schmidt Sciences grant for AI at Work project
Congratulations to Dr. Maren Mickeler, assistant professor of management at ESSEC Business School, who has received aSchmidt Sciences grantfor her research on the workforce effects of new AI tools!
Innovation
Disrupting AI: A call for resilient and effective algorithmic governance
How can we control and improve the short-term effects of algorithms, and how can we control, or even shape, their long-term effects?
News
Congratulations to ESSEC’s 2025 international grant laureates!
Five ESSEC professors, including Dean and President Vincenzo Vinzi, received funding from European and international agencies this year.
Podcasts
Podcast: The Human-AI Oversight Paradox
Dr. Charles Ayoubi discusses his research on AI and decision-making in this podcast episode.
News
Congratulations to ESSEC’s 2025 ANR laureates!
Four ESSEC faculty members, from four different departments, received funding from the French National Research Agency this year.