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Weathering Healthcare’s Perfect StormNew research by Sarv Devaraj reveals how unpredictable patient volume and case complexity affect hospital operations and why each form of uncertainty demands a different management response.
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Reimagining Dementia CareAt the 2026 Shamrock Series, scholars from the Human-centered Analytics Lab demonstrated how in-person facilitators combined with social robots using generative AI can deliver personalized reminiscence therapy for memory care patients.
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The new rules are yet unwritten: Inside Notre Dame’s Computational Methods WorkshopThe Computational Methods Workshop's speakers were focused on today’s real research problems and opportunities in research methods.
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A Closer Look at ReplicabilityMassive collaborative research project tests replicability of hundreds of social science claims – and finds that half fall short.
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Social Robots and Memory CareNationwide, more than 7 million Americans live with Alzheimer’s, and nearly 12 million caregivers provide their unpaid care. The cost of caring for those with dementia-related diseases is estimated to […]
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Is AI better at recognizing faces than you are? Study examines factors that affect accuracy“Top-tier AI is now as good at facial recognition as the best human experts," according to analytics professor Ahmed Abbasi.
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Handpumps bring water to rural African communities, but many are broken – study models how best to maintain themA team of operations management researchers look at how nongovernmental organisations (NGOs) manage and maintain rural water systems.
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Learning from a CrisisNotre Dame researcher Junghee Lee finds manufacturers learn from past disruptions but fail to share lessons or prevent repeat crises.
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Humanity in AIPh.D. in Analytics candidate Marialena Bevilacqua wins Notre Dame’s Shaheen 3MT competition with research on AI, humanitarian aid and donor trust.
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Analytics Ph.D. student wins Notre Dame’s 3MT competitionMarialena Bevilacqua made history as the first business student to win Notre Dame's prestigious Three-Minute Thesis competition.
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