Research

National Science Foundation Awards $1.4 Million to Combine STEM and Business Learning Ask Dave Szymanski to describe…

New Research Looks into Rising Investor Interest in ‘CSR’ Food-borne illness at Chipotle and General Mills. The emissions scandal at Volkswagen. United Airlines forcibly removing a passenger from an oversold flight.…

When it comes to preventing disease and reducing infant deaths, the health benefits of childhood vaccines are well-documented. But how do those same vaccinations…

New research by doctoral student Landi Morris and Professor Rani Hoitash examines the impact of the flu on the work of auditors -- and what that means for clients.

Professor of Global Studies Joni Seager's latest book, "The Women’s Atlas," provides comprehensive global data on the key issues facing women today.

A grant of $200,000 from the biopharma firm Alkermes will support faculty and student research and create a new course about the delivery of healthcare.

Helen Meldrum, associate professor of natural and applied sciences, asks 45 executives what it takes to succeed in the competitive life sciences industry.  

The seminar, "Research Researching Out: Translating the Impact of Scholarship to the Public," allowed faculty from Bentley and MIT to share their insights. 

Biology textbooks used in intro college courses present a negative picture of business, according to a new study from the Center for Integration of Science and Industry.

How many new medicines rely on government funding? The short answer: all of them.

Research on the topic at Bentley, by the Center for Integration of Science and Industry, brought government and biotechnology industry leaders to campus in April. Participants such as U.S. Rep. Katherine Clark (pictured above) explored the essential role of public funding for basic biomedical science and how the science helps create medicines, jobs and successful companies.