One of the results of the recent illiberal turn in European politics has been growing state capture that leads to the breakdown of the supervisory institutions of democracy. In this blog, Roch Dunin-Wasowicz (LSE) argues that some of Europe's authoritarian populists hav...

What is going on with economic expertise? Why is it that it is constantly depicted as simply based on opinion rather than facts, ask Marina Della Giusta, Sylvia Jaworska, Danica Vukadinovi-Greetham and Anna De Liddo? In this blog, they present their research which uses ...

Investors feel more socially connected with the CEO who tweets, which could benefit the executive, write Andrea Seaton Kelton and Robin R. Pennington Social media provides today's CEOs a quicker and more direct way to communicate with investors. The Securities and Excha...

More than half of Leave voters distrust the opinions of economists, and men, older voters and the less educated are more likely to mistrust them. Nonetheless, more than half of all voters say they want to find out more about the economic effects of leaving the EU. Alvin...

WEBiKEY enables researchers to easily develop their own Web-based interactive keys for any group of species with fewer resources.

The tool predicts whether a single non-synonymous SNP causes a disease or is invariant.

Prediction of 5S/8S, 16S/18S, and 23S/28S ribosomal RNA in full genome sequences.

There is only one priority for Germany and the UK right now and that is dealing with COVID-19. The available estimates of the costs of shutdown in the form of lost value-added show that the coronavirus epidemic will cause costs that will probably exceed everything known...

Business is facing an existential trust crisis, a recent article found. Companies from Boeing to Facebook are losing the public's faith by paying insufficient attention to trust as an important ingredient for answering their stakeholders' needs. But where there is a cri...

LSE Brexit asked some of our academics to predict what kind of Brexit we can expect in 2020. Simon Hix says that while a no-deal Brexit is still entirely possible, Boris Johnson may want to protect vulnerable parts of Britain from the damage it will inflict. The electio...