Research at LBS

Jérémie Gallien's research

leverages mathematical modelling used in supply chain optimisation to bring urgently needed, cost-efficient and potentially impactful solutions to the needs of the some of the most vulnerable populations on the planet.

Rajesh Chandy's research

into the impact of skills training—and of marketing skills in particular—is driving a major, worldwide shift in the way that support is reaching micro-entrepreneurs in markets where need is greatest.

Kamalini Ramdas' research

proposes a solution as radical as virtual healthcare - shared medical appointments, a practice that is quietly revolutionising primary healthcare in geographies as diverse as the United States, Australia and more recently, India and the UK.

Paolo Surico's research

examines the role inequality plays in the aggregate economy and shows how recessions and challenged economic times disproportionately impact those on lower incomes – offering a clear call to action for policymakers.

Jérémie Gallien's research

leverages mathematical modelling used in supply chain optimisation to bring urgently needed, cost-efficient and potentially impactful solutions to the needs of the some of the most vulnerable populations on the planet.