To analyze the economics and engineering of supply chains through practical case studies of bottlenecks and resilience in hi-tech manufacturing

To develop, test, and benchmark techniques for efficiently studying societal trends by fusing digital trace data together with nonprobability survey data

To improve the economic measurement of costs, benefits, and distributional effects in regulatory analysis

To complete a research project prioritized by public reviewers because it compiles geographic evidence about who faces environmental risk and why

To complete a research project prioritized by public reviewers because it creates new data on how federal policies have affected housing accessibility

To develop comprehensive, timely, and practical assessments of the data supply chains that produce U.S. economic indicators, including how these compare with official statistical systems in other countries

To transform formal mathematics by converting symbolic and numerical calculations into evidence that is rigorously machine-verifiable

To study the quantity and quality of caregiving, including the causal impact of wage rates, using new data about previously invisible relationships between patients and caregivers in minimally regulated labor markets

To help restructure the allocation of scientific resources and credit given the growing use of Artificial Intelligence by drawing on ideas about market design, experimental design, contract theory, and industrial organization

To host a workshop that explores the relationship between democratic institutions and publicly funded research