Articles by University of Notre Dame

Increasing accountability may not be as effective if a person initially indulges their biases

Cover-ups are more common than we may assume, which means finding ways to reduce them is critical for organizations

Countries at risk of suffering the impacts of climate change are often also at the highest risks of toxic pollution

Researchers are rethinking the use of glucagon, changing it from an emergency response to a preventive measure

Most of the bacteria in the gut microbiome of baboons are heritable

Recent research shows that giving everyone a voice not only benefits those who are marginalized, but also those who help them, and the organization as a whole

In the workplace, whether or not we believe that a supervisor has treated us fairly depends on a number of factors, including motive, according to new research

Research estimates that more than 100,000 people were already infected with COVID-19 by early March—when only 1,514 cases and 39 deaths had been officially reported

Researchers' system uses content-based image retrieval and applies computer vision-based techniques to root out political memes from multiple social networks

Experiments help answer significant questions about how leaders are perceived by followers and observers when they show humility