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Researchers at UNC Kenan-Flagler explore if virtual nurses could provide a solution to a major healthcare problem.
Ginger Scanlon (PhD ’25) researches the effectiveness of disclosure regulation in reducing drug costs for patients and health plans.
Challenging conventional wisdom, Professor Gill Segal shows uncertainty can be an engine for progress.
How leaders respond to employee misconduct matters.
Professor Annie Williams’ research shows sustainability labels improves consumer awareness and fosters a positive influence on socially responsible fashion consumption.
Professor Christopher Petsko examines why people stereotype each other and suggests potential approaches for avoiding bias caused by negative stereotypes
Professor Jan-Benedict Steenkamp’s new book explores the too-often overlooked determination and strength of history’s most inspiring women.
Eric Ghysels said the new technology is a “paradigm shift” that will impact financial decision-making and internet security.
UNC Kenan-Flagler researchers show that employees feeling bad that they took breaks can lead to unethical, costly behavior.
Ric Colacito’s research suggests that, in the worst-case scenario, rising temperatures could reduce U.S. economic growth by up to one-third over the next century.
Professor Yuqian Xu shows making voice chatbots sound more human can harness automation to improve operational performance.
Professor Fei Long examines the online retail marketplace’s incentive to manipulate the appeal of products for consumers.
What people feel about the economy can be quite different from what is actually happening, writes Professor Camelia Kuhnen.
Research by Professor Kristopher Keller suggests a solution to the soda dilemma.
Researchers show what happens when leaders focus too much on preventing errors.
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