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ND study finds some subjects benefited from COVID-era online learningNotre Dame marketing professor Shijie Lu finds online learning during COVID boosted student math scores significantly in Chinese universities.
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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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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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The HOPE Lab hosts its first international conferenceFaculty and graduate students exchanged ideas and presented research about humanitarian operations at the inaugural HOPE Research Workshop.
Danna Lorch (MA '03) -
New model offers ‘clear path’ to keeping clean water flowing in rural AfricaResearch is helping NGOs provide more consistent and safe access to water for more than a million people across the three countries.
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Meet HAL: Human-centered analytics in an increasingly digital worldTop scholars at the Mendoza College of Business join forces to lead research on technologies that change how humans live, work, and interact.
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Uncovering the invisible costScience Magazine covered groundbreaking research by accountancy professor Brad Badertscher that analyzes pre-IPO compensation structures and how they relate to post-IPO firm outcomes.
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IPO pay gap hiding in plain sight: Study reveals hidden cost of ‘cheap stock’New research from accountancy professor Brad Badertscher examines the prevalence, determinants and consequences of cheap stock.
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Asking the hard questions of modern marketsFinance professor Robert Battalio’s data-driven research has helped regulators and investors separate fact from speculation for more than three decades.
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Nine business faculty ranked as top researchersThe Stanford/Elsevier global Top 2% Scientists List for 2025 provides a transparent and standardized assessment of scientific impact by compiling a comprehensive database of the world’s top-cited researchers.
Carol Elliott