New Study Identifies Potential Path Forward for Brachial Plexus Injury Recovery

The Notre Dame study has identified a strategy that may support the regeneration of nerves affected by the injury.
16-Jan-2020 3:45 PM EST Add to Favorites

New study unravels the complexity of childhood obesity

In a new study led by the University of Notre Dame, researchers examined how various psychological characteristics of children struggling with their weight, such as loneliness, anxiety and shyness, combined with similar characteristics of their...
6-Jan-2020 3:20 PM EST Add to Favorites

Air Travel Reduces Local Investment Bias, Benefits Investors and Firms, Study Shows

Easy access to air travel has not only flattened the world, it also has flattened the bias toward investing locally, according to new research from the University of Notre Dame.
18-Dec-2019 10:45 AM EST Add to Favorites

Love, Lies and Money: Study Introduces, Defines and Measures Financial Infidelity

New research from the University of Notre Dame introduces the concept of financial infidelity — engaging in any financial behavior likely to be frowned upon by a romantic partner and intentionally failing to disclose that behavior.
3-Dec-2019 7:05 AM EST Add to Favorites

Can Ethics Be Taught? Study Offers First Large-Sample Evidence of the Effect of Ethics Training on Financial Sector Behavior

New research from Notre Dame offers the first large-sample study on how rules and ethics training affects behavior and employment decisions in the financial sector.
20-Nov-2019 1:35 PM EST Add to Favorites

Strength in numbers: Crowdsourcing challenge seeks new methods to combat drug-resistant malaria

A team of researchers at Notre Dame put out a call to the masses, enlisting researchers, data scientists and health professionals to analyze genomic data from emerging drug-resistant malaria parasites and gain a better understanding of the...
19-Nov-2019 4:10 PM EST Add to Favorites

Liberal or Conservative? CEOs’ Political Leanings Skew Firms’ Logic in Structuring Initial Pay Packages, Study Shows

Newly appointed, conservative CEOs who are naturally more risk averse receive less performance-based pay than those who are more willing to take risks, and more liberal CEOs get more performance-based pay, according to research from Notre Dame's...
18-Nov-2019 9:00 AM EST Add to Favorites

Rampant misclassifications make bond mutual funds appear far less risky, significantly impacting investors, study shows

Some mutual fund managers appear to be overestimating the safety of their holdings, resulting in misclassifications by Morningstar that have a significant impact on investors, according to new research from the University of Notre Dame.
13-Nov-2019 10:30 AM EST Add to Favorites

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