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What is “fair” pay for a chief executive?

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Accelerated cancer drug approvals deliver limited survival gains at high cost

New research shows that cancer drugs granted accelerated approval by the FDA often delivered limited proven survival benefits while generating billions in Medicare spending. The findings raise concerns about the effectiveness and value of treatments given early market access.
News
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What's next for quantum computing?

Dr Seeta Peña Gangadharan explores how emerging technology could reshape power, economics, and everyday life.
Quantum computing

Sensing energy transition

Coffee break research with Dr Gisa Weszkalnys, 1-1.30pm
3Feb
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AI research at LSE

Understanding emerging AI technologies and their societal, economic, and political ramifications through short films, blogs, articles and events
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Meet LSE's early career researchers

Ziquan Zhou researches a cultural and environmental history of sappanwood
Ziquan Zhou

The world is your office: how ‘‘work from anywhere’’ is transforming work

Tuesday 27 January 2026 · Professor Prithwiraj Choudhury
Economics
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Why is religion important when talking about climate change?

Tuesday 27 January 2026 · Dr Hanane Benadi, Kristian Noll
Sustainability
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Recommended reading on the future of world trade

Tuesday 27 January 2026 · LSE Review of Books
Economics
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What makes a good judge – and why it matters now

Tuesday 27 January 2026 · Professor Sir Ross Cranston
Society
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