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Science and Technology are Becoming Less Disruptive

A new Carlson School of Management study published in Nature suggests science and technology are becoming less disruptive.

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Alok Gupta

A note from Professor Alok Gupta

In This Issue

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Science and Technology are Becoming Less Disruptive

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How Rideshare Surge Pricing Impacts Complaints

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How Career Priority in Spouses Impacts Interest in Startups

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International Trade Agreements Result in More Stable Currencies

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Audit Alert: A New Way To Identify Corporate Insider Trading

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A More Targeted Approach to Policing Darknet Deals

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Certified Pre-Owned Cars Positively Impact Market

Spring 2026

Discover how faculty research is going virtual in the classroom, using AI to make the medical device industry safer, revealing a cost-effective way to retain volunteers, and more.

Fall 2025

In this issue, explore Carlson faculty research on buyer behavior, problem-solving for leaders, and influences behind in-game transactions.
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.