by Admin | 26 Apr, 2020 | Blog
This book outlines the short-lived history of failed biotechnology startup Theranos and two-time Pulitzer Prize winning journalist John Carreyrou’s investigation into the chaos surrounding the company. He delves into the motivations of the young and intensely...
by Admin | 23 Apr, 2020 | Blog
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by Professor Brenda Gannon | 15 Apr, 2020 | Blog
Uncertainty, pandemics, and vaccines: how can health economics and T-REX help to solve resource allocation issues in the current COVID-19 crisis? Professor Brenda Gannon, School of Economics and Centre for the Business and Economics of Health. April 14, 2020. Health...
by Admin | 12 Apr, 2020 | Blog
In the season finale of the Flavour of Love, iconic personality and fan-favourite (she was robbed) Tiffany ‘New York’ Pollard describes her competition and soon-to-be winner, Hoopz, in one phrase. “She nervouses (sic) me!” Though Tiffany was talking about how she...
by Admin | 02 Apr, 2020 | Blog
Quarantine Reads Volume 1As we attempt to survive quarantine without descending into madness, most of us have hidden Volleyballs (lest we become Tom Hanks) and gained serious streaming addictions (I definitely haven’t already re-watched Brooklyn 99 three times). If...
by Admin | 23 Mar, 2020 | Blog
As health restrictions mount, the focus is increasingly on what impact of COVID-19 will be. The work of Daron Acemoglu and James Robinson suggests that they will go to the roots of how our society is structured. Not Another Coronavirus ArticleDownload Sales of Camus’...
