Fall 2023

Featured story

Karen Donohue and Necati Ertekin

Boosting Sales with Strategic Display of Returned Items

Research from Assistant Professor Necati Ertekin and Professor Karen Donohue explores visual merchandising strategies for new and open-box products.

Research

Introductory Letter

Dean Jamie Prenkert and Professor Myles Shaver smiling in a Carlson School hallway.

A note from Dean Jamie Prenkert and Professor Alok Gupta

Research & Insights

Karen Donohue and Necati Ertekin

Boosting Sales with Strategic Display of Returned Items

Mochen Yang

Robo-advisors Outperform Human Investors Amid Market Crash

Russell Funk and Pinar Karaca-Mandic

Research in Progress: Fall 2023

Faculty Highlights

Yi Zhu teaches in a classroom of MBA students

Yi Zhu Wins Long Term Impact Award for Advertising Research

Nitya Chawla, Thomas Helgerman, Shuyan Wang, Adam Zhang

New Carlson School Tenure-Track Faculty: 2023

Fall 2023 Discovery magazine cover

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This issue celebrates faculty achievements, examines research in artificial intelligence and retail supply chain, and new projects in progress.

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Fall 2024

This issue celebrates faculty achievements and highlights research on the gender pay gap, climate change policy, and banking disclosures.

Spring 2024

In this issue, Carlson School faculty research addresses inequities in mental health care, the challenges that migrant workers face, inefficiencies in public-private partnerships, and more.
Fall 2023

This issue celebrates faculty achievements, examines research in artificial intelligence and retail supply chain, and new projects in progress.
Spring 2023

In this issue, Carlson School faculty examine crime enforcement on the Darknet, dual-income households, and the progression of disruptive science.
Winter 2023

This issue highlights the Carlson School faculty's world-class research efforts that are elevating business research to new heights.
Spring 2022

In this issue, new Carlson School research explores how greater connectivity leads to change, and evaluates the efficiency of health records systems and government spending.