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Quick answer: University of Notre Dame in the US has 1105 faculty profiles in phd-match’s database, of which 20 currently show active PhD hiring signals (as of 2026-10-19). phd-match covers 174 universities across the US, the UK, Australia, China, Hong Kong, Canada, and Singapore, not just one country.
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Adam Jaffe
Assistant Professor · College of Science
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Research in the Jaffe group combines the diverse chemical properties of molecules with the favorable structural and electronic properties of crystalline inorganic solids to develop new hybrid material platforms. Hybrid organic-inorganic approaches to the mild synthesis and modifi…
Brandon Ashfeld
Professor · College of Science
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Our research program is focused on the development of new methods to enable unconventional bond formations in the synthesis of complex natural products and designed materials. Our main objective is to use new chemical constructs to design and synthesize improved chemotherapies fo…
CJ Jones
Professor of German Studies · Medieval Institute
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Liturgy, Religious Women in Medieval Germany, Gendered and Religious Structures of Authority, Liturgical Practice, Communal Identity, Dominican Order’s Liturgy, Mystical Literature of the Dominican Order, Religious Culture and Literature in Late Medieval Germany
Emily Tsui
Associate Professor · College of Science
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Inorganic Chemistry, Energy, Materials, Synthesis
Gregory Hartland
Notre Dame Collegiate Professor; Director of Graduate Studies · College of Science
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Research in the Hartland group is focused on using optics to examine the properties of nanomaterials and how these materials interact with their environments. Almost all of the projects in the group involve single particle studies, and the development of novel techniques to perfo…
Hsing-Ta Chen
Assistant Professor · College of Science
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The Chen research group is broadly interested in the intersection of chemistry, physics, and materials. Research in the Chen group focuses on developing theoretical tools and using high performance computing facilities aimed at excited-state dynamics and light-matter interactions…
Ian Carmichael
Professor; Director, Notre Dame Radiation Laboratory · College of Science
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Ionizing radiation pervades our environment and affects all life on earth. The absorption of this impinging energy produces profound chemical and biochemical transformations in the materials irradiated. Professor Carmichael's research provides a fundamental molecular-level unders…
Ian Kuijt
Professor · College of Arts and Letters
⭐ Dr. Kuijt is currently accepting PhD students and is happy to supervise PhD thesis on a wide range of topics, including archaeological theory, material culture, the Near Eastern Neolithic, Historic Archaeology of Ireland, the economics of food storage, mortuary practices and the archaeology and ethn…
Archaeology, Irish historical archaeology, social inequality, visual histories
J. Daniel Gezelter
Professor; Department Chair · College of Science
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Research in the Gezelter group involves theoretical and computational studies of the dynamics of complex, condensed-matter systems. Some areas of particular interest include: enantiomeric separation using fluid flow, dynamics at ice-water interfaces, and the mechanism of thermal …
Jessica Brown
Associate Professor · College of Science
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Structural, Biochemical & Cellular Roles of RNA Triple Helices
RNA structure is largely viewed as being single stranded or double stranded, although triple-stranded RNA structures were deduced to form in test tubes over 60 years ago. Despite this early discovery of RNA triple hel…
Jon Camden
Professor; Director of Undergraduate Studies · College of Science
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It is well known that plasmonic nanostructures are capable of harvesting light and concentrating it in the near field. This special behavior results from the collective oscillation of the conduction electrons in a metallic nanostructure, and has enabled a plethora of exciting app…
Nicholas Lombardo, O.P.
Associate Professor of Theology · Medieval Institute
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philosophy and theology of emotion, Christ’s crucifixion, evolution and human origins, original sin, nature and grace, the inspiration of scripture, the metaphysics of evil, and the theology of the Trinity
Rich Taylor
Professor · College of Science
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Chemical and Biological Synthetic Technologies for Accessing Biologically Active Natural Products
S. Alex Kandel
Professor · College of Science
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Research in the Kandel group centers around Scanning Tunneling Microscopy (STM). STM allows for imaging with sub-Ångstrom resolution, resulting in direct measurements of the individual atoms and molecules that make up the surfaces of materials. We use molecular-resolution imaging…
Seth Brown
Professor · College of Science
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Developing Catalysis for Energy and the Environment
Enhancing our understanding of the mechanisms of chemical reactions is critical to improve processes that interconvert between chemical and electrical energy or to make chemical products in a selective and environmentally benign…
Shahriar Mobashery
Navari Family Professor in Life Sciences · College of Science
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The Mobashery research program integrates computation, biochemistry, molecular biology, and the organic synthesis of medically important molecules. Bringing together these different disciplines is desirable to produce both scientific and medical advances for difficult, but critic…
Slavi Sevov
Professor · College of Science
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Chemistry of Main-Group Metals and Semimetals in Negative Oxidation States: The heavier members of Groups 14 and 15, both metals and semimetals, are known for their chemistry in various positive oxidation states. What we are interested in is how they behave when forced to accept …
Steven Corcelli
William K. Warren Foundation Dean of the College of Science; Professor · College of Science
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Aqueous acids, bases, and salts. Biomolecular binding.
Vlad Iluc
Associate Professor; Director of Graduate Admissions · College of Science
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The Iluc research group focuses on the activation and functionalization of inert molecules, with an emphasis on C–H bonds. These are imperative scientific problems since less expensive and more readily available feedstocks could be employed to meet some of today's energy demands.…
Xin Lu
John M. and Mary Jo Boler Collegiate Professor · College of Science
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The Lu Laboratory at the University of Notre Dame integrates mechanistic tumor immunology with translational drug discovery to decode immune evasion, metastasis, and therapy resistance in solid tumors. Our research program characterizes the complex crosstalk between neoplastic ce…
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Marya Lieberman
Nancy Dee Professor of Cancer Research · College of Science
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Paper Analytical Devices - My lab designs paper analytical devices (PADs) to solve a host of analytical problems in low resource settings. We create millifluidic structures such as solution channels, reagent storage areas, and mixing zones on paper or nitrocellulose, and we devel…
(Rev. Canon) Hugh Page, Jr.
Professor, Africana Studies and Theology · College of Arts and Letters
early Hebrew poetry, Africana biblical interpretation, esoterism in Africa and the African Diaspora, poetry as a medium for theological expression, and the use of religious traditions and sacred texts in the construction of individual and corporate identity in the Africana world
Aaron D. Striegel
Professor, Computer Science and Engineering · College of Engineering
Prof. Striegel’s research interests focus on instrumenting the wireless networked ecosystem to gain insight with respect to user behavior and optimizing network performance. Flagship projects include the NetSense, NetHealth, and IARPA MOSAIC projects involving the instrumentation…
Aaron Michka, C.S.C.
Assistant Professor · College of Arts and Letters
Religion, Orthodox Christianity, pluralism, place and landscape, Egypt, the Middle East
Abby Cordova
Associate Professor of Global Affairs · Keough School of Global Affairs
Comparative politics; political behavior; Latin American politics
Abhisek Datta
Assistant Professor, Department of Physics & Astronomy · College of Science
Prof. Datta’s research focuses on precise measurements of the properties of the Higgs boson using high energy proton-proton collision data from the Compact Muon Solenoid (CMS) experiment at the Large Hadron Collider (LHC) at CERN. The Higgs boson, central to the Standard Model (S…
Abigail Ocobock
Associate Professor · College of Arts and Letters
Family sociology, Gender, Sexualities, Institutional sociology
Abraham Winitzer
Associate Professor · College of Arts and Letters
Biblical Demythologization of Mesopotamian Myth: Conceptions of Myth In the Ancient World.
Reception of Mesopotamian traditions in Judaism and Islam.
The Spirit of Scholarship: Catholic Clergy at the Dawn of Ancient Near Eastern Studies, 1875-1965.
Sumerian and Old Babylonian mis…
Adam Czajka
Associate Professor, Computer Science and Engineering · College of Engineering
My research focuses on human biometrics and security, especially on iris recognition and methods of detecting unknown presentation attacks.
In my research I try to understand how human perception of abnormal (from a biometric point of view) signals can be effectively used to bui…
Adam Martin
Professor, Department of Physics & Astronomy · College of Science
My research lies in particle physics beyond the Standard Model. I am particularly interested in effective field theory techniques, Large Hadron Collider phenomenology, and dark matter.
Adam McNeil
Assistant Professor · College of Arts and Letters
Black Women's History
American Revolution
Slavery Studies
Adam Wowak
Professor · Mendoza College of Business
Strategic Leadership, Corporate Governance, CEO Sociopolitical Activism
Adrian Rocha
Associate Professor · College of Science
The biological and environmental controls on ecosystem exchanges of mass and energy at various temporal and spatial scales. Tools include eddy covariance, remote sensing, and ground-based measures of ecosystem physiology.
Adrienne Scott
Assistant Professor, Aerospace and Mechanical Engineering · College of Engineering
Our research strives to decrease rates of pregnancy complications by using engineering and molecular biology tools to understand multiscale observations through biological mechanisms. Specifically, our work will explore the biomechanics of pregnancy and how these changing mechani…
Ahmed Abbasi
Joe and Jane Giovanini Professor of IT, Analytics, and Operations; Academic Director of the Ph.D. Program in Analytics · Mendoza College of Business
human-centered analytics, machine learning, and predictive modeling, with applications in health, online communities, and digital user experience
Ahsan Kareem
Robert M. Moran Professor of Engineering · College of Engineering
Ahsan Kareem uses synergistic approaches, including computer models, laboratory and full-scale experiments to better understand and predict the impact of natural hazards on the constructed environment and to develop measures to enhance their performance.
Specific topics are:
- …
Aidan Seale-Feldman
Assistant Professor · College of Arts and Letters
Medical and psychological anthropology; anthropology of ethics and morality; disaster; anthropology of care; mental health and psychic life; biopolitics; critical phenomenology; experimental ethnography; South Asia and the Himalayas
Alan F. Hamlet
Associate Professor · College of Engineering
Surface water hydrology; hydroclimatology and hydrologic extremes; hydrologic modeling; water resources planning and management; impacts of climate variability and climate change on hydrology, water resources, the built environment, and terrestrial and aquatic ecosystems; renewab…
Alan Hamlet
Associate Professor, Civil and Environmental Engineering and Earth Sciences · College of Engineering
Prof. Hamlet’s research focuses on:
- integrated modeling of climate variability and change
- surface water hydrology
- water resources systems
- the built environment
- aquatic and terrestrial ecosystems
Alan Lindsay
Associate Professor · College of Science
Dr. Lindsay's research uses computational and analytical techniques to study PDEs arising in modeling of physical and biological systems. These include Micro Electro Mechanical Systems, Mathematical Ecology, Imaging and Inverse Problems.
Aldo Tagliabue
Associate Professor · College of Arts and Letters
Cognitive Narratology, Second Sophistic Literature, The Ancient Novels, Early Christian Literature, Homer, Greek Tragedy, Ancient Religion
Alejandro Duany
Associate Professor of the Practice · School of Architecture
ARCH 51111 Design VII
ARCH 77122 Independent Studies
Alessandro Pierattini
Associate Professor · School of Architecture
Ancient Building Technology and Construction, Ancient Mediterranean Material Culture, Architectural History and Theory, Classical Archaeology, Greek and Roman Architecture, Historic Preservation
Alex Chávez
Associate Professor of Anthropology · College of Arts and Letters
Artist-scholar-producer, Alex E. Chávez is Associate Professor of Anthropology at the University of Notre Dame, where he is also a Faculty Fellow of the Institute for Latino Studies. His research explores articulations of Latinx sounds and aurality in relation to race, place-maki…
Alex Himonas
Professor · College of Science
Partial differential equations (PDE) studying fundamental questions like existence and uniqueness of solution, stability, and regularity properties. Many of these PDE arise in mathematical physics and some model finance and economics situations.
Alex Perkins
Associate Professor · College of Science
Our research applies mathematical, computational, and statistical approaches to answer basic and applied research questions about the ecology and epidemiology of infectious diseases. This work is rooted primarily in mosquito-borne diseases of humans, although our portfolio has ex…
Alexander (Sandy) Steel
Global Professor of Law; Professor of Law and Philosophy of Law · Notre Dame Law School
philosophical and doctrinal questions about foundational issues in private law across common law and civilian jurisdictions, with recent papers on omissions, causation, self-defence, the moral basis of compensatory duties, the role of fault, and the role of deterrence arguments i…
Alexander Beihammer
Heiden Family College Professor of History · College of Arts and Letters
Byzantine diplomatics, diplomacy, and cross-cultural exchange between Byzantium and the Muslim world, Byzantine-Turkish contacts in Asia Minor, and Byzantine-Latin relations in the Eastern Mediterranean
Alexander Blachly
Professor of Musicology · College of Arts and Letters
Renaissance music
Gregorian chant
Numerically-based polyphony
Just intonation
Medieval puzzle pieces
Medieval and Renaissance music history
Choral arrangements of nineteenth-century lieder
Alexander Dowling
Tony and Sarah Earley Collegiate Professor of Energy and the Environment; Associate Professor, Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering · College of Engineering
Prof. Dowling's research combines chemical engineering, computational optimization, machine learning, and data science organized in three research themes: (1) molecular-to-systems (multiscale) modeling and optimization, (2) optimal design of experiments and statistical inference,…
Alexander Jech
Professor of the Practice · College of Arts and Letters
Moral philosophy, social and political philosophy, philosophical theology, action theory, Kierkegaard
Alexander Martin
Professor of History; Concurrent Professor, Department of German and Russian · College of Arts and Letters
Russia and its relationship with Europe from the Enlightenment to the mid-19th century. Intellectual, Political, Urban themes. Europe, Russia geography.
Alexandra Kjuchukova
Assistant Professor · College of Science
A day at the office. I am an Assistant Professor of Mathematics at the University of Notre Dame. Department Website Contact Email: akjuchuk 🧅 nd.edu Phone: +1 574 631 9585 Office: 152A Hurley Bldg My work is currently supported by NSF grant DMS-2204349.
Alexandra Towns
Global Policy Impact Program Director, Keough School of Global Affairs · Keough School of Global Affairs
Research translation; research impact; capacity strengthening; ethnographic research; traditional knowledge; West Africa
Alexandros Taflanidis
Professor, Civil and Environmental Engineering and Earth Sciences · College of Engineering
Professor Taflanidis’ research focuses on uncertainty quantification and uncertainty conscious design, with applications to disaster risk reduction, Bayesian model updating, dynamical system design, and enhancement of sustainability/resilience of civil infrastructure systems. A s…
Alexis Georgeson
Assistant Professor · College of Arts and Letters
Dr. Georgeson’s research aims to develop and evaluate novel methodological tools for the measurement and modeling of psychological constructs. Her two research areas focus on scoring methods and practical solutions to measurement problems in statistical mediation, particularly fo…
Alexis Torrance
Archbishop Demetrios Associate Professor of Byzantine Theology · College of Arts and Letters
Greek Patristic, Byzantine, and Orthodox Theology, with a special focus on the areas of Christology, theological anthropology, ascetic thought, and East-West relations
Alicia Sachau
Assistant Director for Academic Conferences · Franco Family Institute for Liberal Arts and the Public Good, College of Arts and Letters
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Alison Rice
Dr. William M. Scholl Professor of French and Francophone Studies · Kellogg Institute for International Studies
Professor Rice specializes in 20th- and 21st-century Francophone literature. Her first book, Time Signatures: Contextualizing Contemporary Francophone Autobiographical Writing from the Maghreb (Lexington Books 2006), closely examines the work of Hélène Cixous, Assia Djebar, and A…
Alix Cohen
Professor of Philosophy · College of Arts and Letters
Alix Cohen is a professor at University of Notre Dame, Department of Philosophy. They are interested in Emotions, Social and Political Philosophy, and Social Sciences. Areas of Specialization Immanuel Kant 17th/18th Century Philosophy Areas of Interest Emotions Social and Politic…
Allison Margaret Bigelow
Associate Professor of Spanish · College of Arts and Letters
Colonial Latin America, History of Science and Technology, Indigenous Studies, Women's and Gender History
Allison Mitchell
Assistant Professor · College of Arts and Letters
African American Studies, Political and Social Movements, Grassroots Organizing
Alvaro Acosta Serrano
Professor · College of Science
Vector-borne diseases are among the world’s leading causes of death and morbidity. For example, more than a million people die each year from malaria and other neglected diseases like visceral leishmaniasis. Those who survive can suffer disabilities that cause lifelong misery, af…
Amanda Kennell
Assistant Professor · College of Arts and Letters
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Amanda Sharkey
Coyle Associate Professor of Management & Organization · Mendoza College of Business
how social and cultural factors impact organizational behaviors and firm performance; how information intermediaries, such as ratings and rankings, affect firms’ status and reputation in markets, thereby shaping organizational behaviors and outcomes
Amy Hixon
Associate Professor, Civil and Environmental Engineering and Earth Sciences · College of Engineering
Research in the Hixon Group is built on understanding and quantifying the behavior of actinide elements (e.g., U, Pu, Am) in natural and engineered systems and generally falls into one of these three themes:
- Environmental radiochemistry — We study the complexation, competition…
Amy Langenkamp
Associate Professor · College of Arts and Letters
Education, Race/ethnicity, Immigration, Life course transitions, Adolescent health and development
Amy Stark
Associate Professor of the Practice · College of Science
I have a passion and expertise for both genetics outreach and biomedical research. As the Director of the DNA Learning Center, I work to educate K-12 students and non-scientists in all areas of genetics. As a researcher, I lead students in research focusing on pharmacogenomics, p…
Ana Flores Mireles
Janet C. and Jeffrey A. Hawk Collegiate Associate Professor · College of Science
Catheter-associated urinary tract infections (CAUTIs) are the most common cause of healthcare associated infection (HAI) worldwide, accounting for 40% of all HAIs with more than one million cases diagnosed annually in hospitals and nursing homes in the United States and Europe an…
Anand Pillay
Professor, William J. Hank Family · College of Science
Anand Pillay William J. Hank Family Professor of Mathematics Department of Mathematics University of Notre Dame 281 Hurley Hall Notre Dame, IN 46556 Telephone: (574) 631-8847 email: apillay@nd.edu I have been Swanlund Chair Emeritus at University of Illinois since 2006. Research …
Andrei Jorza
Associate Professor of the Practice, Director of Undergraduate Studies · College of Science
My research interests revolve around the interplay between number theory and algebraic geometry, a vast area which includes classical and arithmetic geometry, modular forms and Galois representations.
Andrew Ferdowsian
Assistant Professor · College of Arts and Letters
Improving marketplaces, such as the marketplace for public housing in Singapore and the labor market for medical residents. Andrew’s research is motivated by problems in applied market design and employs techniques from operations research and industrial organization.
Andrew Gould
Associate Professor of Political Science · Kellogg Institute for International Studies
Comparative politics; research methods in comparative politics; political development; religion and politics; political economy
Andrew Huddleston
Professor of Philosophy · College of Arts and Letters
19th and 20th Century European Philosophy, Aesthetics, Ethics, Social Philosophy
Andrew Kennedy
Professor, Civil and Environmental Engineering and Earth Sciences · College of Engineering
Professor Kennedy's research focuses on waves, surge, and currents in the coastal ocean and their effects on human activities. Parts of this work are observational, ranging from the rapid deployment of wave and surge gauges in advance of hurricane landfalls, to the analysis of ve…
Andrew Putman
Notre Dame Professor of Topology · College of Science
Geometry, Topology, Group Theory, and Representation Theory
Andrew Wendelborn
Associate Advising Professor, Senior Assistant Dean for Advising and Academic Operations · Mendoza College of Business
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Andrés Mejía Acosta
Kuster Family Associate Dean for Policy and Practice and associate professor of global affairs · Kellogg Institute for International Studies
comparative political institutions (including legislative coalitions, political parties, and electoral systems); transparency and accountability in the extractive industries; the political and fiscal management of natural resource revenues; and fiscal decentralization
Ani Aprahamian
Frank M. Freimann Professor of Physics; Concurrent Professor · College of Science
…“we are all made of star stuff” is a quote from Carl Sagan to reflect the fact that each constituent atom of our bodies has been processed through many generations of stars, numerous supernova explosions, and/or thermonuclear reactions in binary star systems or the interiors of …
Ann Astell
John Cardinal O'Hara Professor of Theology · College of Arts and Letters
No research summary on file — use the link to visit this professor’s homepage.
Ann Killian
Assistant Professor · Medieval Institute
late medieval literature and devotional culture, history of spirituality and theological education, ecological thought in medieval visionary writing
Ann Killian, OP
Assistant Professor · College of Arts and Letters
Medieval literature and religion; poetry and poetics; manuscript and book history; the art of preaching; translation; women's writing
Ann Mische
Associate Professor of Sociology and Peace Studies · Keough School of Global Affairs
Social movements, political deliberation and democratic politics in the Global South; Brazil
Ann-Marie Conrado
Associate Professor, Design
Cregg Family Director of the Program in Collaborative Innovation · College of Arts and Letters
using design to address social and humanitarian concerns
Anna Haskins
Andrew V. Tackes Associate Professor · College of Arts and Letters
Stratification and Inequality, Sociology of Education, Social Consequences of Mass Incarceration, Race and Institutions, Intergenerational Social Processes and the Family
Anna Simon-Robertson
Associate Professor, Department of Physics & Astronomy · College of Science
Capture reactions, such as (n,γ), (p,γ) and (a,γ), play critical roles in a variety of applications including nuclear astrophysics, nuclear energy and national security. Neutron capture cross section data on variety of materials is necessary for designing next-generation nuclear …
Anne E. Hayner
Associate Director for Alumni Relations · Keough School of Global Affairs
No research summary on file — use the link to visit this professor’s homepage.
Anne García-Romero
Professor of Film, Television, and Theatre · Nanovic Institute for European Studies
Playwriting, screenwriting, and Latinx theatre studies, with a particular interest in how Spanish history and culture intersect with the English-speaking world in terms of language, character, theme, narrative and aesthetics
Annette Pilkington
Professor of the Practice · College of Science
My research uses results from Classical groups, K-theory, Number theory, Quadratic forms, Coxeter groups and representation theory. In particular, with respect to classical groups, my work has focused on the theory of the group SL_2 over number rings and the behavior of its subgr…
Annie Gilbert Coleman
Associate Professor · College of Arts and Letters
Sports Studies
Environmental History, Public Lands, and American West
20th Century American History
Anthony Hoffman
John J. Huether Collegiate Professor, Electrical Engineering · College of Engineering
Prof. Hoffman's mid-infrared and THz optoelectronics research is focused on understanding quantum phenomena for the development of new optical materials, sources, and detectors. Much of his work focuses on quantum engineering, where hundreds of layers of extremely thin semiconduc…
Anthony J. Bellia Jr.
O'Toole Professor of Constitutional Law, Concurrent Professor of Political Science · Notre Dame Law School
Civil Procedure, Constitutional Law, Contracts, Federal Courts, Federalism, International Law, Legal History
Anthony Petro
Associate Professor of American Studies · College of Arts and Letters
Gender and Sexuality Studies, U.S. Religious History, Visual Culture
Anthony Serianni
Professor · College of Science
Professor Serianni's research focuses on the use of stable isotopically-labeled compounds to examine structure, conformation and reactivity of carbohydrates and nucleic acids in solution using modern multidimensional NMR methods and computational techniques. His group is interest…
Antonio Delgado
Professor, Department of Physics & Astronomy · College of Science
Prof. Delgado’s interests are related to the last building block of the Standard Model of Particle Physics, the Higgs boson, which was discovered at CERN in 2012. This particle is the one that gives masses to every other particle in the SM. Its origin, nature and existence is one…
Antonio Simonetti
Associate Professor, Civil and Environmental Engineering and Earth Sciences · College of Engineering
In-situ, high spatial resolution analyses of Earth Materials, Nuclear Forensics, LA-MC-ICP-MS-based research, geochronology, isotope geochemistry, tracing environmental pollution.
My research group is interested in:
- Developing innovative microanalytical techniques and/or nove…
Arielle Phillips
Associate Professor of the Practice, Department of Physics & Astronomy · College of Science
What is a galaxy’s journey in the universe? And how does the neighborhood galaxies live in affect their evolution ? My group has developed tools to find and characterize structure, specifically filaments, clusters and voids, in large scale simulations and large data sets. From va…
Arman Schwartz
Director of Undergraduate Studies; Associate Professor; Concurrent Associate Professor, Department of Music · College of Arts and Letters
Realism and Modernism; Sound Studies; Italian Studies; Theater, Opera, and Performance Studies
Aron Barbey
Andrew J. McKenna Family Professor · College of Arts and Letters
Dr. Barbey’s research investigates how intelligence emerges from the network organization and dynamics of the human connectome, applying methods from cognitive neuroscience, experimental psychology, and computer science. His work aims to achieve a deeper understanding of the neur…
Arpi Movsesian
<em>Assistant Professor of Russian</em> · Nanovic Institute for European Studies
Russian literature and culture, Dostoevsky and his contemporaries, literature and philosophy, empire and colonialism, Armenian literature and culture, and comparative foolery
Arthur Lim
Professor of the Practice · College of Science
I am equally passionate about mathematical research and pedagogy. My mathematical research interest lies in combinatorial matrix analysis and its applications. I am currently investigating the connection between difference equations and the representation of Lie algebras using c…
Arun Agrawal
Pulte Family Professor of Development Policy; Inaugural Director, Just Transformations to Sustainability Initiative · Keough School of Global Affairs
Environmental politics; sustainable development; governance
Asher Kaufman
John M. Regan, Jr. Director; Professor of History and Peace Studies · Keough School of Global Affairs
Middle East history and politics, nationalism, colonialism, border studies, memory studies
Ashlee Bird
Assistant Professor · College of Arts and Letters
Native American representation, Visual Sovereignty and Decolonial Media, Digital Media and Popular Culture
Ashley Bohrer
Assistant Professor of Gender and Peace Studies · Keough School of Global Affairs
Intersectionality; capitalism studies; decolonial and postcolonial feminisms; social movements; feminist and queer theory; Marxism; critical prison studies
Ashley Thrall
Myron and Rosemary Noble Collegiate Professor of Structural Engineering; Associate Professor, Civil and Environmental Engineering and Earth Sciences · College of Engineering
Professor Thrall investigates the behavior, design, and optimization of kinetic civil infrastructure, using analytical, numerical, and experimental approaches. Her research involves kinetic civil infrastructure such as bridges, shelters, and buildings including modular systems th…
Atalia Omer
Professor of Religion, Conflict and Peace Studies · Keough School of Global Affairs
Palestine/Israel conflict; Jewish studies; religious studies; religion, conflict & peacebuilding praxis; religion and violence; religion and decoloniality; religion and political theory
Austin Collins
Professor, Studio Art · College of Arts and Letters
No research summary on file — use the link to visit this professor’s homepage.
Avishalom Tor
Professor of Law · Notre Dame Law School
Antitrust, Corporate Governance, Law & Economics, Behavioral Law and Economics, Behavioral Public Policy, Behavioral Decision Research
Azareen Van Der Vliet Oloomi
Dorothy G. Griffin College Professor of English; Concurrent Professor, Romance Languages & Literatures; Director, Literatures of Annihilation, Exile & Resistance · Kroc Institute for International Peace Studies, Keough School of Global Affairs
Literatures of Annihilation, Exile and Resistance; Memory Studies; Space Studies; Middle Eastern Literature; Latin American and Iberian Literature; American Literature; Postcolonial Theory; Ethics and Aesthetics of the Novel
Azareen Van der Vliet Oloomi
Dorothy G. Griffin Professor of English; Concurrent Faculty of Romance Languages and Literatures · Nanovic Institute for European Studies
Fiction and non-fiction writing, literatures of exile and resistance, memory studies, space studies, Middle Eastern literature, Latin American and Iberian literature, American literature, postcolonial theory, ethics and aesthetics of the novel
Badih Assaf
Associate Professor, Department of Physics & Astronomy · College of Science
Our group’s research is focused on the synthesis and characterization of topological and quantum materials having reduced dimensions. Checkthe group's webpage for more information.
Barbara Calhoun
Reisenauer Family Director for Patient Advocacy Education and Outreach and Director, Minor in Science and Patient Advocacy, Asst. Professor of the Practice · College of Science
My main academic emphasis revolves around offering undergraduate students extensive learning opportunities in the field of rare disease clinical research. By conducting thorough reviews of patient medical records, actively engaging with patient families, and collaborating with cl…
Barbara Gail Montero
Rev. John A. O’Brien Professor of Philosophy · College of Arts and Letters
Most of my research focuses on one or the other of two different notions of “body”: body as the physical or material basis of the mind, and body as the moving, breathing, flesh and blood instrument that we use when we run, walk, dance, and play. One side of this bifurcation compr…
Barbara Green
Professor
Concurrent Faculty, Gender Studies · College of Arts and Letters
Twentieth-Century Women’s Literature, Modern Periodical Studies, Feminist Print Culture, Gender and Modernism/Modernity, Suffrage Studies, Middlebrow Culture, Autobiography/Life-Writing.
Barbara Hellenthal
Associate Professor of the Practice · College of Science
Leader (2016-Present) 175th anniversary survey of the Notre Dame campus woody flora. Sponsored by Notre Dame Campus Services. The flora was first documented by Fr. Peter Hebert, C.S.C., in 1966 and again in 1992 by me for the book "Trees, Shrubs and Vines on the University of Not…
Barry Cushman
John P. Murphy Foundation Professor of Law
Concurrent Professor of Political Science
Concurrent Professor of History · Notre Dame Law School
Cushman's scholarship examines the relations among constitutional law, political economy, and social reform movements in the late 19th and early 20th centuries.
Constitutional History
Legal History
Trusts & Estates
Barry McCrea
Donald R. Keough Family Professor of Irish Studies
Professor of English
Concurrent Professor of Romance Languages and Literatures
Concurrent Professor of Irish Language and Literature · College of Arts and Letters
The novel, comparative literature, modernism, Irish literature, western European literature, Latin American literature, world literature
Başar Bilgiçer
Concurrent Professor · College of Science
Multivalent biomolecular interactions are very important in biological systems. A deeper understanding of the thermodynamics and kinetics of multivalent interactions in biological systems is imperative in the development of new diagnostic and therapeutic agents. My lab focuses on…
Bei Hu
Professor and Director of MS Programs · College of Science
No research summary on file — use the link to visit this professor’s homepage.
Ben A. Heller
Associate Professor of Spanish · College of Arts and Letters
Latin American and Caribbean literature and culture, poetry, the works of José Lezama Lima and the Orígenes group, environmental criticism, translation studies, crime narratives, cultural theory.
Benedict Giamo
Professor · College of Arts and Letters
Economic Inequality, Poverty and Homelessness, Creative Nonfiction
Benjamin Pugsley
Robert and Irene Bozzone Associate Professor · College of Arts and Letters
macroeconomics, firm dynamics, and entrepreneurship. In particular, Benjamin studies the behavior of young and small firms and their unique role in shaping aggregate economic conditions.
Bernard Forjwuor
Assistant Professor, Africana Studies · College of Arts and Letters
black political thought, African political thought/philosophy, critical theory, critical theories of race and colonialism, postcolonial theory, decolonial theories, and contemporary political theory
Bernard Nahlen
Professor · College of Science
Dr. Bernard Nahlen is the Director of the Eck Institute for Global Health. His career has been spent working to address the many diseases that disproportionately impact people in low- and middle-income countries. From 2007-2017 he served as the Deputy Coordinator of the U.S. Pres…
Berthold Hoeckner
Keough-Hesburgh Professor of Music History; Chair of the Department of Music; Concurrent Faculty of Film, Television, and Theatre · Nanovic Institute for European Studies
Music since 1800, opera, song, aesthetics, Adorno, music and visual culture, and the social and cognitive psychology of music, Germanic studies
Bharat Mishra
Assistant Professor of the Practice · College of Science
Bioinformatics, systems biology, network analysis, and biological data science. Computational systems biology approaches to understand the genetic architectural changes during stress.
Blake Leyerle
Professor · College of Arts and Letters
John Chrysostom, social history, emotions, ancient medicine, early Christian pilgrimage, animals, critical theory
Blake Roeber
Michael P. Grace II Associate Professor of Philosophy · College of Arts and Letters
Epistemology, Language, Mind, Religion, Metaphysics, etc. (but mostly Epistemology)
Bobby Reddy
Global Distinguished Professor of Law
Notre Dame London Law Programme
Home Affiliation: Professor of Corporate Law and Governance, University of Cambridge · Notre Dame Law School
Corporate governance, private equity, company law, dual-class stock, special purpose acquisition companies, capital markets, financial regulation
Boldizsar Janko
Concurrent Professor · College of Science
Fundamentally new behavior has been documented in recent years in electronic systems showing strong correlation and extreme confinement. The condensed matter theory group led by Prof. Jankó is actively participating in several major developments of this field, such as (i) spin co…
Brad Badertscher
Deloitte Professor of Accountancy; Deloitte Foundation Department Chair of Accountancy · Mendoza College of Business
Financial Accounting
Brad Gregory
Henkels Family College Professor of History · Nanovic Institute for European Studies
Reformation era in Western Europe and its long-term effects in the shaping of the modern world, with a particular interest in Christianity, including magisterial Protestantism, radical Protestantism, and Roman Catholicism approached comparatively and cross-confessionally, methodo…
Brad Weldon
Henry J. Massman Collegiate Professor in Civil Engineering · College of Engineering
Prof. Weldon’s research expertise is in large scale testing and evaluation of structural systems under various loading scenarios. He has significant experience in the inspection, evaluation, and testing of bridges and has conducted research on concrete, timber, adobe and masonry …
Bradley Gibson
Professor · College of Arts and Letters
Research: Perception of the Inner State of Body, Internal & External Attention, Memory for Time & Space, ADHD.
Teaching: Introductory Psychology, Statistics for Behavioral Sciences, Sensation & Perception, Perception & Attention, Quant Methods I
Bradley Smith
Emil T. Hofman Professor of Science; Director, Notre Dame Integrated Imaging Facility · College of Science
SMART MOLECULES FOR IMAGING, TARGETING, AND HEALTH (SMITH). The specific research projects are diverse and encompass topics such as organic synthesis, membrane biophysics, photonics, and small animal imaging. A major aim is to develop novel molecular imaging probes that can detec…
Brandon Menke
Assistant Professor · College of Arts and Letters
Poetry and poetics; 20th- and 21st-century American literatures, art, and visual culture; queer theory, lyric theory, and aesthetics; sexuality, race, and gender studies; regionalism and cosmopolitanism; multilingual (post)modernism; literary space; temporality; environmental hum…
Brenda Samaniego de la Parra
Assistant Professor of Development Economics · Keough School of Global Affairs
Labor economics; development economics; applied macroeconomics; firm dynamics; public economics
Brett Savoie
Coyle Mission Collegiate Professor of Engineering, Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering · College of Engineering
The research of the Savoie group is focused on the interface of machine learning with chemistry and materials science. We develop new computational methods to predict and optimize materials’ properties in advance of costly synthesis and characterization. Examples include new batt…
Brian Baker
Coleman Professor of Life Sciences · College of Science
Research in the Baker lab is directed at the biochemical and biophysical underpinnings of molecular recognition, emphasizing cellular immunity and its role in infection and disease, autoimmunity, cancer, and transplantation. We are primarily interested in antigen presentation by …
Brian Blagg
Charles Huisking Professor; Director, Warren Center for Drug Discovery and Development · College of Science
The 90 kDa heat shock proteins (Hsp90) are molecular chaperones that are required for the refolding of denatured proteins and the maturation of nascent polypeptides into their biologically active, three-dimensional structures. In fact, numerous proteins represented in all ten hal…
Brian C. Hall
Professor · College of Science
I consider myself a mathematical physicist and have worked on generalizations of the Segal-Bargmann transform and on 2-dimensional Yang-Mill theory. Lately, my interests have shifted to random matrix theory. Random matrix theory is a flourishing subject that crosses between mathe…
Brian Cutter
Associate Professor of Philosophy · College of Arts and Letters
Philosophy of Mind, Metaphysics
Brian Krostenko
Associate Professor · College of Arts and Letters
Late Roman Republic, Latin Linguistics, Cicero, Rhetoric
Brian Naughton
Senior Data Scientist · College of Science
No research summary on file — use the link to visit this professor’s homepage.
Brian Smith
Massman Beavers Collegiate Professor in Heavy Civil Engineering, Civil and Environmental Engineering and Earth Sciences · College of Engineering
Innovative structural systems
Earthquake engineering
Engineering education
Innovative course models
Brian Ó Conchubhair
Professor · College of Arts and Letters
No research summary on file — use the link to visit this professor’s homepage.
Brittany Morgan
John V. O'Connor Assistant Professor in Cancer Drug Discovery · College of Science
The classic paradigm that only folded protein structure leads to function has been rewritten to recognize the significant role dynamic and/or disordered regions play in biology. These structures are central to protein ensembles and allosteric networks, signaling hubs and cellular…
Bruce Huber
Professor of Law and J.S.D. Program Faculty Director · Notre Dame Law School
Environmental law, natural resources law, property, and energy law. His particular areas of expertise include energy regulation, public land and resource management, and environmental politics.
CJ Jones
William Payden Professor of German · Keough School of Global Affairs
German-speaking Europe in the fifteenth century, with a particular focus on religious culture, mystical literature, and liturgy, particularly how religious communities used liturgy to negotiate ecclesiastical and gendered structures of power and how liturgical practice afforded f…
Caitlin Clements
Assistant Professor · College of Arts and Letters
autism spectrum disorder, neurodevelopment, EEG, genetic syndromes, reward processing, community-partnered research
Cara Ocobock
Associate Professor · College of Arts and Letters
Human biology, cold climate physiology, cultural cold climate coping mechanisms, anthropology of sports, humans at the extremes, science communication
Carlos A. Jáuregui
Professor of Spanish · College of Arts and Letters
Colonial studies and Biopolitics, Cultural Studies, 19th-century Latin American literature, Postcolonial Theory, Gender Studies and Latin American Art and Photography.
Carlos Jáuregui
Professor of Spanish · College of Arts and Letters
No research summary on file — use the link to visit this professor’s homepage.
Caroline Hughes
Rev. Theodore M. Hesburgh, C.S.C., Chair in Peace Studies · Keough School of Global Affairs
Political economy of aid and development in post-conflict and authoritarian contexts, with regional expertise in Southeast Asia
Casher Belinda
Assistant Professor · Mendoza College of Business
Emotions, Interpersonal perception and communication, Intimacy and close relationships, Sleep and dreams
Catherine Bolten
Professor of Anthropology and Peace Studies · College of Arts and Letters
Youth, structural violence, food insecurity, multi-species entanglements, peace and development, ethnographic methods
Catherine Bolten
Professor of Anthropology and Peace Studies; Director of Doctoral Studies · Keough School of Global Affairs
Development anthropology; youth; structural violence; poverty, education; food security; Ebola; multi-species; climate change
Catherine Riegle-Crumb
Professor, Director, Center for Research on Educational Opportunity · College of Arts and Letters
Educational Inequality; Social construction of gender; Racialized opportunities to learn
Catherine Schlegel
Associate Professor · College of Arts and Letters
Poetry, comedy, satire, subversive writings
Cecilia Kim
Assistant Professor, Film Production · College of Arts and Letters
Installation, women's labor, East Asia cinema, nonfiction film, experimental video
Cesar Sosa-Padilla
Associate Professor of Economics · Kellogg Institute for International Studies
International economics and finance, macroeconomics, fiscal policy, credit risk, computational economics
Changbo Zhu
Assistant Professor · College of Science
No research summary on file — use the link to visit this professor’s homepage.
Chanté Mouton Kinyon
Assistant Professor of English · Nanovic Institute for European Studies
African American Literature, 20th Century Irish Literature, Crime Fiction, Queer Literature, Transnational Literature
Chaoli Wang
Professor, Computer Science and Engineering · College of Engineering
Prof. Wang's primary research interests include scientific visualization (e.g., flow visualization, time-varying multivariate data visualization, deep learning for scientific visualization), visual analytics (e.g., learning analytics, visual analytics for scientific visualization…
Charles L. Leavitt IV
William Payden Associate Professor of Romance Languages and Literatures · College of Arts and Letters
Modern and contemporary Italian literature, Italian screen studies, fascism and resistance, and the representation of minoritized communities in Italian culture.
Charles Leavitt
Associate Professor of Italian · Nanovic Institute for European Studies
Post-war Italy in a comparative context, with a particular interest in history, modern and contemporary Italian literature, Italian film studies, fascism and resistance, literary criticism and theory, comparative literature, and cultural intersections between the Italian and Afri…
Chen Wang
Assistant Professor · Mendoza College of Business
I am an Assistant Professor of Finance at the Mendoza College of Business, University of Notre Dame. I study how subjective beliefs $\mathbb{E}^S(X_{t+h}|\mathcal{I}_t)$ and behavioral biases shape asset prices, uncertainty, and macro-financial outcomes—bridging empirical asset p…
Cheng Liu
Assistant Professor · College of Arts and Letters
change-point analysis, machine learning, item response theory, cognitive diagnosis modeling, educational and psychological measurement, research software and platform development, and modern AI technologies, particularly their application to advancing educational and psychologica…
Chengcheng Zhai
Assistant Professor · Mendoza College of Business
No research summary on file — use the link to visit this professor’s homepage.
Cheryl Snay
Curator of European and American Art before 1900 · Nanovic Institute for European Studies
European and American art before 1900, with a focus on acquiring, displaying, researching, and interpreting visual culture, including paintings, sculpture, decorative arts, prints and drawings, and a special interest in 19th-century French art and its political context
China Scherz
Kristin Yudt Collegiate Professor of Global Affairs · Keough School of Global Affairs
Medical anthropology; global mental health policy; sustainable development; charity; substance use; religion; ethics; sub-Saharan Africa; Uganda; Appalachia
Christian Burset
Professor of Law · Notre Dame Law School
Legal History, The Rule of Law, Legal Pluralism, Precedent and Legal Authority
Christian Koepfli
Assistant Professor · College of Science
Research in our lab uses molecular tools to better understand the epidemiology of malaria and other infectious diseases. We constantly develop novel laboratory methods to diagnose, quantify and genotype parasites and their transmission stages, and apply them to large population-b…
Christian Matthes
Professor · College of Arts and Letters
the econometric analysis of dynamic equilibrium models, linear and non-linear time series models for macroeconomic data, as well as equilibrium models with imperfect information
Christian Melander
George & Winifred Clark Professor · College of Science
The Melander lab is interested broadly in applying the principles of synthetic organic chemistry and microbiology to deliver novel molecules that address problems associated with failure in antibiotic therapy for the treatment of bacterial infections. Specifically, we are interes…
Christiane Baumeister
Lambert Family Professor and Associate Chair · College of Arts and Letters
empirical macroeconomics, dynamics of energy markets, transmission of monetary policy, Bayesian inference in structural vector autoregressive models, measurement of economic conditions at high frequency
Christina Bambrick
Filip Family Assistant Professor of Political Science · Nanovic Institute for European Studies
Constitutional theory, comparative constitutionalism, American constitutionalism, rights and duties, history of political thought
Christina Wolbrecht
Professor · College of Arts and Letters
American politics, political parties, women/gender and politics, and American political development
Christine Becker
Associate Professor, Television · College of Arts and Letters
media industries, television history, TV narrative and aesthetics, British television, sports and television, stardom and celebrity
Christine Maziar
Professor of Electrical Engineering · College of Engineering
No research summary on file — use the link to visit this professor’s homepage.
Christine Venter
Director, Legal Writing Program · Notre Dame Law School
Gender Issues in International Law, Human Rights in Africa, Human Rights Law, International Moot Court, Legal Writing
Christopher Abram
Professor of English · College of Arts and Letters
Research and teaching interests Old English Literature, Old Norse Literature, poetry, ecocriticism, mythology Biography Chris Abram's research brings early medieval literature from Great Britain and Scandinavia into conversation with contemporary discourses on religion, poetics, …
Christopher Baglow, Ph.D.
Academic Director, Science & Religion Initiative; Professor of the Practice, Theology · McGrath Institute for Church Life
Faith and science dialogue, Catholic theological education, science and religion integration, creation theology, human uniqueness, Neanderthal personhood, science and the Bible
Christopher Ball
Associate Professor · College of Arts and Letters
Language, Visual media, Semiotics of culture, Politics of communication, Primitivism, Indigeneity, Amazonia
Christopher Baron
Associate Professor · College of Arts and Letters
Greek history, historical writing, empire and imperialism, communication networks in antiquity, ancient Sicily
Christopher Bechler
Steve and Anne Odland Assistant Professor of Marketing · Mendoza College of Business
Chris' research interests are in the domains of consumer behavior and social psychology. Within these domains, most of his work explores issues relating to (1) financial decision making (e.g., how payment modes and elicitation methods shape earning, spending, and investing behavi…
Christopher Chowrimootoo
Department Chair; Associate Professor; Concurrent Associate Professor of Music, Department of Music · College of Arts and Letters
Music, Middlebrow Culture, Modernism, Aesthetics, Historiography, Sacred Music, and Secularization
Christopher Cronin
Associate Professor · College of Arts and Letters
applied microeconomics, health economics, labor economics, insurance design, mental health treatments, COVID-19, sick leave, structural estimation, dynamic discrete choice models, randomized controlled trials
Christopher Hinkle
Professor, Electrical Engineering · College of Engineering
Our group's multidisciplinary research focuses on the growth, characterization, and device physics of quantum and semiconductor materials for novel devices and applications. Our approach utilizes advanced molecular beam epitaxy techniques, selective area atomic layer deposition, …
Christopher Howk
Professor, Department of Physics & Astronomy · College of Science
Prof. Howk’s research is focused on understanding the evolution of the gaseous components of galaxies and the build up of the elements since the Big Bang. The history of star formation in a galaxy is in large part dictated by its gas content. Star formation consumes some of this …
Christopher Kolda
Professor, Department of Physics & Astronomy · College of Science
The Standard Model of particle physics has been a successful explanation for the fundamental laws of physics at the subatomic level, up to and including the discovery of the Higgs boson, at least when augmented by some yet unknown source of neutrino mass. But the model’s shortcom…
Christopher Mills
Wilson Family LEO Assistant Professor · College of Arts and Letters
His research focuses on topics in labor and public economics. Chris uses experiments and linked administrative data to study and improve service delivery, with an interest in human-algorithm interaction and investments in children and families.
Christopher Patzke
John M. and Mary Jo Boler Assistant Professor · College of Science
Genes, Proteins and Mutations: How do they shape, contribute to and compromise the function of the human brain? We ask how individual genes in human nerve cells contribute to the proper functioning of neuronal communication and dysfunction in disease.
Our lab focuses on the role…
Christopher Schommer-Pries
Associate Professor · College of Science
I am interested in the intersection of three mathematical subjects: topology, higher category theory, and quantum field theory. In recent years the interactions between these fields have shown rapid development and expansion. For example higher categorical structures appear to be…
Cindy Bergeman
Professor · College of Arts and Letters
Aging, Stress, Resilience Process, Dynamic Systems, Emotion Regulation, Health, Theory Methods Interface
Cindy Muir (Zapata)
Associate Professor of Management and Organization · Mendoza College of Business
Supervisor-employee relationships, individual differences, diversity, organizational justice and trust, leader behaviors and employee perceptions, motives in leadership, gender and work relationships, race, social unrest, burnout, mental health in the workplace, humility in leade…
Claudia Polini
Professor, Glynn Family Honors Collegiate Professor of Mathematics · College of Science
Commutative Algebra and its interactions with Algebraic Geometry. I am particularly interested in the theory of linkage and residual intersections; blow-up algebras, such as Rees algebras, symmetric algebras, special fiber rings, and associated graded rings; objects associated to…
Claudiu Raicu
Frank M. Freimann Collegiate Professor in the Department of Mathematics · College of Science
I am a Professor in the math department at University of Notre Dame. Previously I was an Instructor in the math department at Princeton University. During the Spring 2013 semester I was a post-doctoral fellow at MSRI . I received my Ph.D. in May 2011 from the math department at U…
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