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Notre Dame Acumen Research Roundup: September 2026Acumen Research Roundup is a monthly selection of recently published papers by Mendoza researchers appearing in top academic journals.
Paige Risser -
When consumers turn to a moral authorityMoral implications can have as much influence on purchasing decisions as financial returns, according to new research from Professor Amanda Sharkey.
Courtney Ryan -
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.
Paige Risser -
From Research to Me-SearchDean Shepherd’s research, shaped by personal experience and recognized with a global award, challenges conventional thinking.
Danna Lorch (ND ’03) -
It’s Time to Kill the Trade-Through RuleNotre Dame Finance Professor Robert Battalio testifies about Rule 611 before Congressional subcommittee.
Katie Gilbert -
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.
Katie Gilbert -
A Closer Look at ReplicabilityMassive collaborative research project tests replicability of hundreds of social science claims – and finds that half fall short.
Katie Gilbert -
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.
Courtney Ryan