Research News
Party leaders widening Washington's political chasm
New research co-authored by a University of Miami Business School professor finds that party discipline, more than personal ideology, is fueling gridlock on Capitol Hill.
National honors spotlight Business Law faculty scholarship and leadership
Ann Olazábal and Joseph Avery of the University of Miami Business School earned national recognition from the Academy of Legal Studies in Business.
When equity appeals inspire giving, what they signal matters
University of Miami Business School research finds that equity labels can increase donations to classrooms serving disadvantaged students, but the benefit depends on the type of disadvantage highlighted and who the donors are.
University researchers take over ‘The Academic Minute’
University faculty members shared their expert insights nationally through “The Academic Minute,” a radio program and podcast featuring researchers from colleges and universities around the world.
More frequent cannabis use linked to poorer mental health
Research co-authored by a University of Miami Business School professor links more frequent cannabis use to fewer days of good mental health, particularly among men.
Expanding telehealth access calls for stronger physician support
University of Miami Business School research shows how virtual care can help physicians reach more patients while highlighting the need for stronger workflows and support.
Dealmaker brings private equity research to the business school’s Executive DBA
Mergers and acquisitions veteran Carl Allen investigates why top private equity investors outperform their peers.
University of Miami Business School welcomes 10 tenure-track faculty
Exceptional scholars from the nation’s top universities will strengthen the school’s leadership in artificial intelligence, healthcare, finance, economics, law, management, analytics and marketing
What python hunters can teach us about the human side of work
University of Miami researcher ventures into the Everglades to explore how workers navigate competing values, a challenge that extends far beyond snake hunting.
New research shows spring break to be deadliest time of year for holiday travel in Florida
A 12-year analysis of motor-vehicle crashes reveals traffic-related injuries and deaths spike during spring break.
Researchers explore the complex science of event ticket pricing
New research from Miami Herbert Business School examines how sports teams and live entertainment venues can balance revenue, fairness, accessibility, and customer loyalty when pricing event tickets.
Research examines how corporate workforce messaging shapes recruiting
New research from Miami Herbert explores how SEC human capital disclosure rules changed the way companies communicate workforce and inclusion initiatives to prospective employees.
Miami Herbert research explores the hidden cost of water inequality
New research from Miami Herbert economist Javier Donna examines how financial inequity distorted centuries-old water markets in Spain and why quotas sometimes outperformed free-market auctions.
Undergraduate AI researchers at Miami Herbert present work on national stage
Students at Miami Herbert are conducting advanced AI research and presenting alongside doctoral researchers at major academic conferences before graduation.
Why people struggle to predict their own future decisions
New research from the University of Miami shows that people systematically fail to account for their own future choices when making decisions today, even after repeated experience.
