Wisconsin School of Business faculty members achieve global recognition for their groundbreaking research. Read about their findings, which provide answers to important questions and deliver key business insights.
Linking Business with Psychology, Markus Brauer Examines Human Behavior Change
Psychology and business are more naturally intertwined than most people realize, says WSB Affiliate Faculty Markus Brauer. Here he shares his research on behavior change, social norms, and diversity initiatives, including how employers can create a more inclusive environment.
Joan Schmit Advances Cyber Risk Research Agenda in Science Magazine
WSB's Joan Schmit is published in the latest issue of Science magazine with a timely article she co-authored about the importance of approaching cyber risk research through cross-disciplinary collaboration.
Engineering Improved Performance Through Online Experiments
WSB’s Neeraj Arora examines multivariate testing, a method of research that allows you to change many different elements across multiple platforms at the same time.
New WSB Faculty: Meet Dmitry Orlov, Assistant Professor of Finance
Dmitry Orlov, new assistant professor of finance, shares his thoughts on joining WSB and the University of Wisconsin–Madison community.
Where Risk Meets Health Economics: A Q&A with WSB Affiliate John Mullahy
WSB sat down with John Mullahy, a professor in the Department of Population Health Sciences and an affiliate faculty member in WSB's Department of Risk and Insurance, to talk about his connection with the School, why health economics matters, and how teaching keeps him inspired.
Own a House With a Mortgage? You Might Be Saving Less Than Non-Homeowners
You're a good saver: the proof is in your new home. Now, you figure, it should be easier than ever to put some money away, right? Not necessarily, says WSB's Abdullah Yavas, who shares new findings on mortgage debt, savings, and household consumption.