Dr. Case's research bridges the humanities and social sciences to explore the nature, distribution, and determinants of a flourishing life, with a particular focus on dispositions such as love, and on key institutional pathways to flourishing, such as...
Charlotte Duffee is a historian and philosopher of medicine focused on the evolution of Western ideas about suffering and their influence on American medicine. She completed her Ph.D. in the history and philosophy of science at the University of Toronto...
Ryan S. Olson is a research professor at the University of Virginia and a senior fellow at the Institute for Advanced Studies in Culture. A classicist by training, Olson’s current scholarship focuses on the literary, historical, religious, and cultural...
Tucker is a John and Daria Barry postdoctoral fellow at the Human Flourishing Program. His main areas of study are ethics and action theory, especially within the broadly Aristotelian tradition, and his work so far has focused primarily on questions of...
Dr. McNeely founded the research program SHINE (Sustainability and Health Initiative for Netpositive Enterprise) to better understand the ways in which work can be a platform for societal flourishing and business can be a force for good. SHINE research...
Glen Comiso is the Executive Director of the Human Flourishing Program at Harvard University's Institute for Quantitative Social Science (IQSS). In this role, Glen oversees all aspects of the program's strategic vision, donor relations, external...
Maria Soledad Hershey’s research focuses on understanding upstream sociocultural and behavioral determinants of health to advance chronic disease prevention and well-being. Her work bridges epidemiology, lifestyle medicine, and human flourishing. She has...
Jonathan D. Teubner has served in a number of leadership capacities in academia, business, and non-profits and has pioneered the application of machine learning to improving peace building methods. Teubner is a permanent research fellow at the Institute...