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How IT innovations affect the resilience of long-term care facilities

The pandemic revealed vulnerabilities in long-term care facilities. Professor Mirou Jaana's research aims to explore how IT advancements can transform LTC organizations to adapt and thrive in crises.

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Unstandardized standards: Examining the inconsistencies in global sustainability practices

Explore how global sustainability standards currently operate and how they can be improved for greater impact through Telfer professor José Carlos Marques' SSHRC IDG-awarded project.

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Empowering local voices through a new approach to international development

Nelson Duenas has received a SSHRC Insight Development Grant for his project titled “The Localization Agenda: Implications for accounting and management of international development resource."

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Fostering belonging in the remote workplace

Telfer professor Jane O’Reilly has received a Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council Insight Grant for a project titled “How do remote employees develop a sense of belonging?”

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Digitally farming the future: Accelerating ‘Agriculture 4.0’

Telfer professor Ajax Persaud has been awarded a Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council Insight Grant for a project titled “Accelerating the Digitalization of Canadian Agriculture.”

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Embracing assistive technology to enhance long-term care for our aging population

Professor Mirou Jaana has been awarded a grant for her project titled “Assistive technology innovations in long-term care organizations: Unveiling the realities of a complex environment.”

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Bridging Management and Social Innovation: A Journey of Qualitative Research and Community Impact – Meet new Faculty Member Mathieu Bouchard

The article introduces Mathieu Bouchard, a new professor of Management at Telfer.

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Investigating a new generation of technology: Meet Professor Jasmin Manseau

Last winter, Jasmin Manseau joined Telfer full time as a lecturer/assistant professor in business technology management. We interviewed him to learn more about his research interests.

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Enhancing fairness in high-stakes decisions: A framework for mitigating human bias

Professor Christopher Sun has received a NSERC Discovery Grant for his project titled “Fairness in Systems with Human-Algorithm Decision Making through Optimization and Machine Learning.”

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Professor to study consumer hesitation around electric vehicles

In partnership with Honda Canada, Professor Shantanu Dutta has received a SSHRC Partnership Engage Grant to investigate consumer hesitation towards Electric Vehicles.

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Established Researcher Award 2024 — Ana Maria Peredo

The Telfer School of Management is thrilled to present this year’s Established Researcher Award to Professor Ana Maria Peredo!

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Tackling in-hospital cardiac arrest with advanced AI

Christopher Sun has received funding from the CIHR Project Grant Program for his project titled “Artificial Intelligence Supported In-Hospital Cardiac Arrest Prediction, Prevention, and Management."

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Forging Apologies: Understanding and Enhancing Workplace Relationships

Professor Sana Rizvi was recently awarded a SMRG Research Development Grant for her project “The effects of distanced self-talk on offender apologies.”

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Invisible seniors: Uncovering exclusion in philanthropy

Telfer professor Saouré Kouamé has received a SMRG Research Development Grant from the School for a project titled “Investigating Invisible Causes: The Case of Philanthropy for Seniors.”

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Art and algorithms: Unravelling the influence of AI on creative work

Telfer professor Myriam Brouard was recently awarded an SMRG Research Development Grant for their project, “Algorithmic Aesthetics: Exploring Consumer Reactions to AI-touch in Art.”

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Professor to study experience of pregnancy and infant loss in the workplace

Professor Jennifer Dimoff has received a Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council Partnership Engage Grant to study the experiences of parents going through pregnancy or infant loss.

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The “glass cliff”: When it takes a crisis for corporations to turn to women leaders

Telfer professor Kaouthar Lajili has received a SMRG Research Development Grant from the school for a project title “Risk and the advancement of women in top management leadership positions.”

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Retiring by 55? The case of the FIRE movement

Professor Mohamed Chelli and co-applicant Professor Darlene Himick have received a SSHRC Insight Development Grant to study how ethical logic influences one’s financial decision making.

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Synthetic Data: How Can it Increase Equity in Hiring Practices?

Professors Qianru Qi and Rafid Mahmood have received a SSHRC Insight Development Grant to build a “synthetic” executive market dataset to increase diversity and properly train hiring algorithms.

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Using Cost Management for a More Efficient Canadian Health-care System

Canadian health-care systems are facing tremendous difficulties and criticism, however, the use of time-driven activity-based costing may be a solution to many of its issues.

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Toxic service encounters: The impact on employees

Professor Ben Ayed and Professor Donia have received a SSHRC Insight Development Grant! Their research aims to better understand the service experience from the perspective of the employee.

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How digital technologies shape and are shaped by organizations: Meet new professor Mayur Joshi

Mayur Joshi was hired over the summer as an assistant professor in information systems at the Telfer School of Management. We interviewed him to learn more about his research interests.

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Better Understanding the Financial Market: Meet New Faculty Member Adelphe Ekponon

Adelphe Ekponon was hired over the summer as an assistant professor in finance at the Telfer School of Management.

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Understanding the practical importance of theories: Meet new professor Lance Ferris

Get to know Lance Ferris, who was hired over the summer as a professor in organizational behaviour and human resources.

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Understanding Canada’s influence in international non-governmental organizations: Meet new professor Nelson Duenas

Meet new faculty member Nelson Duenas, who was hired over the summer as an assistant professor in accounting.

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Criminal Activity in Decentralized Finance: What Is the Solution?

Professor Qianru Qi has received a Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council PEG Grant to study DeFi and how to improve its systems to benefit consumers and deter criminal activity.

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Recognizing Telfer Graduate Student Research Excellence in 2023

Let’s all congratulate these 2023 winners, who’ve earned awards, scholarships, and top rankings in the Telfer Graduate Research Student Thesis Competition.

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Telfer Emerging Researcher Award 2023 - Madeline Toubiana

The Telfer School of Management is pleased to announce that Professor Madeline Toubiana is the recipient of the 2023 Emerging Researcher Award.

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Telfer Established Researcher Award 2023 — Fabio Moneta

We’re delighted to present this year’s award to Professor Fabio Moneta, a prominent figure in finance whose outstanding work has brought substantial attention to the Telfer school.

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Building and improving decision support tools based on real world practices: Meet new professor William Van Woensel

William Van Woensel was hired in summer 2022 as an assistant professor in health informatics and information systems at the Telfer School of Management.

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Innovating the health-care sector through analytics and AI: Meet new professor Christopher Sun

Christopher Sun was hired in summer 2022 as an assistant professor in data analytics in health information systems at the Telfer School of Management.

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Health care and education: How users can organize to meet their needs

Telfer’s Mathieu Bouchard received a two-year SSHRC Postdoctoral Fellowship to study patterns of collective action among service users.

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Recognizing Telfer Graduate Student Research Excellence in 2022

Let’s all congratulate the following 2022 winners who have earned various awards, scholarships, and ranked top three in the Telfer Graduate Research Student Thesis Competition.

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Learning the Language of Accounting: Meet New Faculty Member Errol Osecki

Prior to entering academia, Errol Osecki worked as a public accountant, focusing on First Nations, not-for-profit, and small government clients. We interviewed him to learn more.

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Climate Risk Disclosures: Their Value for Firms and Analysts

Are climate risk disclosures in earnings conference calls relevant to analysts?

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The Sustainability Impact of Transparency Policies in Supply Chains

Developing a process transparency approach to global supply chain sustainability reporting: An application of text mining and machine learning techniques.

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Wishcycling: A Cycle of Guilty Conscience

A major challenge facing recycling plants is the practice of wishcycling, putting an unrecyclable object into the recycling bin hoping for it to be recycled.

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