In this second season of Décrypté, HEC Lausanne features four experts who embody its strategic research areas: innovative sustainability, economics insights, health and society, and artificial intelligence.
In the first episode, Patrick Haack explains why legitimacy has become essential for an organization’s survival: without public trust, there is no talent, no investment, and no future. Legitimacy and reputation of companies, fundamental values
Mathieu Grobéty then takes us to the CREA Institute of Applied Economics, where a daily updated indicator allows us to “take the pulse” of the cantonal economy and help companies and decision-makers act at the right time. Tools for understanding and comparing the economic situation
With Valérie Junod, we delve into the dilemmas of health law: clinical trials, drug prices, rapid access to emergency contraception… Her work shows how the law arbitrates between science, economics, and social issues. Health through the lens of law
Finally, Roxana Mihet decrypts the AI and big data revolution. Who wins? Who loses? Can we still compete with the tech giants? She quantifies the value of data, analyzes fintech, and questions the energy and climate impact of AI. The impact of digital information technologies on the economy
A short, clear, and incisive series that offers a different perspective on HEC Lausanne’s research. Series co-produced by HEC Lausanne, L’éprouvette, and Mousqueterre.
Want to know more? The first season of Décrypté will introduce you to four experts whose research embodies the values of HEC Lausanne.
- Valérie Chavez, How to model extreme events
- Dominic Rohner, For an analysis of the peace factors in the world
- Katherine Tatarinov, Managing the Grand Challenges with innovation and technology
- Guido Palazzo, Why do some organizations turn to the dark side?
