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Poets&Quants’ Professor of the Week Series

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Jennifer Aaker

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MBA Professor of the Week: Christopher Knittel of MIT Sloan

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Poets&Quants’ Professor of the Week, Michael Luca of Harvard Business School

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Uday Rajan of Michigan Ross is Poets&Quants' Professor of the Week for his research on Bitcoin

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IU Kelley's Ernest O'Boyle is Poets&Quants MBA Professor of the Week for his research on workplace revenge

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Yale School of Management's Peter Schott is Poets&Quants' Professor of the Week for his research on job loss

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Brian T. Melzer of the Tuck School of Business at Dartmouth

Brian T. Melzer

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Brian Gunia of Johns Hopkins Carey Business School is Poets&Quants Professor of the Week

Brian Gunia

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Erik Dane of Rice University's Jones Graduate School of Business

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