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From Research to Me-SearchDean Shepherd’s research, shaped by personal experience and recognized with a global award, challenges conventional thinking.
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It’s Time to Kill the Trade-Through RuleNotre Dame Finance Professor Robert Battalio testifies about Rule 611 before Congressional subcommittee.
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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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Beyond the Stars: Mendoza Researchers Automate Granular Customer Sentiment AnalysisMendoza researchers built a framework and an AI model that reads customer reviews the way people actually write them — teasing out what's good, what's bad, and why — without expensive manual labeling.
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How does ChatGPT compare to copywriters?Notre Dame marketing Professor Joe Redden makes the case for using AI to write advertising taglines.
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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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What CEOs get wrong on earnings callsNew research from strategic leadership associate professor Mike Mannor reveals how markets respond when CEOs communicate new strategies.
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Traditional TV ads are far less effective than believed, according to real-time viewership dataResearch by Professor Shijie Lu demonstrates advertisers are overestimating their campaigns and wasting money on ineffective placements.
Shannon Roddel