Identifying fake physician reviews: The case for large language models
Professors Ritu Agarwal’s and Gordon Gao’s research demonstrate a new way to fight fraud in health care reviews using large language models.
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Angelo Mele, PhD
Angelo Mele, PhD is an Associate Professor of Economics. He is also Affiliate Faculty at the Hopkins Population Center and Affiliate member of the Institute for Data Intensive Engineering and Science. Prof. Mele is an applied econometrician and his work focuses on the economic analysis of social interactions and their impact on socioeconomic performance at the individual and aggregate level. His research interests include the econometrics of social network models, the analysis of racial segregation and homophily, professional networks, social contagion in online media, software dependency
Academic Research Should Help Guide Antitrust Policies on Big Tech, Says Carey’s Ching
Carey Business School Professor Andrew Ching, an expert in digital business, offers his insights into a possible breakup of “Big Tech.”
Carey students win funding to bring equitable innovations to market
Three MA/MBA dual degree students received a total of $55,000 at the MICA Up/Start Venture Competition. Their ventures focused on providing diverse and equitable solutions in the workplace.
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Two MBA graduates make Poets & Quants Best and Brightest list for 2025
Carey MBA graduates recognized for leadership in the business of health.
Laid-off tech workers can get help to pay for their MBA
As tech layoffs ripple through the industry and bank failures create more, professionals have a new option for what's next in their careers.
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Changes to tax policy could make homeownership a reality for many Americans
Researchers use a new dynamic lifecycle model to analyze housing demand and various tax policies to predict impact on the economy.
Richard Milter, PhD
Richard Milter, PhD (Organizational Behavior, University at Albany, State University of New York) joined the Johns Hopkins Carey Business School in 2006. He is a Professor in the practice track with expertise in the areas of management education and collaborative learning. Education Ph. D, Organizational Behavior, University at Albany, State University of New York MEd, Leadership, Loyola University of Chicago BA, English Literature, Ohio University Research Selected publications DeFillippi, R. and Milter, R.G. (2009) “Problem-based and Project-based Learning Approaches: Applying Knowledge to