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Breaking the curse (of dimensionality)
Meet CBE’s statistics academic, Dr Yanrong Yang.
Climate change means Australia may have to abandon much of its farming
It is time for the Government to start budgeting for the costs of living with climate change, not just the costs of cutting emissions
Research made simple
CBE higher degree research candidates race to explain their research in only three minutes.
Making big academic strides
Meet Dr Lingwei Li, one of CBE’s financial accounting experts.
Humble leaders are ‘hypocrites’
CBE research suggests that leaders displaying humility can be perceived as hypocritical by their employees.
‘No jabs, no job’
Professor Rabee Tourky believes the PM and his Government may have missed the mark with last night’s Federal Budget.
The 2021 Federal Budget: well-intentioned but misguided
CBE experts discuss the policy missteps of the 2021 Federal Budget.
Game. Set. Theory.
Meet Associate Professor Idione Meneghel, CBE’s microeconomics expert.
Renowned finance expert joins CBE
Professor Bruce Grundy commences at the Research School of Finance, Actuarial Studies and Statistics.
The gender turnover
New CBE research shows hiring more women quickly cuts an organisation’s employee turnover.
Empowering leadership
CBE alumna Serene Ng shares her insights on leadership research.
ANU academic wins prominent Australian research award
Dr Janice Scealy receives the Moran Medal for her contributions to statistical science.
ANU auditing expert appointed as Emeritus Professor
Professor Neil Fargher is one of Australia’s leading academics in the field of auditing and financial accounting.
Hello, Kon'nichiwa, Ciao
Meet Associate Professor Sarbari Bordia, CBE’s linguistics and corporate communications expert.
Keeping up with the Joneses? Managerial incentives change how government spending affects private investment
Dr Phong Ngo employs a novel approach to understand how government spending affects private R&D expenditure.
Learning by leaps and bounds
Graduand Bernice Choi reflects on the numerous opportunities at CBE.
CBE research informs Retirement Income Review
Work by Dr Gaurav Khemka, Associate Professor Geoff Warren and PhD candidate Yifu Tang cited in Review findings.
CBE researcher wins prominent management award
Professor Ofer Zwikael receives top honours for his book on project management.
CBE economists awarded prestigious grant
Tally of ARC-funded projects underway in the College now up to 24 projects.
'Big picture' economist wins top prize
Professor Markus Brueckner has won one of Australia's most prestigious prizes in economics.
Revolutionising evidence-based policies
CBE researchers continue to produce and disseminate high-quality, high-impact research.
Making a global impact
Ongoing CBE collaboration could swiftly change the way we communicate scientific content.
Sure about being uninsured
New work highlights the characteristics of uninsured workers in the US.
An app a day can keep the doctor away
New research investigates patients’ emotional connection with mobile health-monitoring services.
The role of geography in bankruptcy
New research provides geographic dimension to corporate bankruptcy contagion.
‘Grandfather of HECS’ recognised
CBE Professor Bruce Chapman AO receives prestigious honour, named an Officer of the Order of Australia.
The power of communication in the workplace
Amidst the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, CBE Careers and its industry partners are offering a wide range of opportunities.
Australian economy: Lessons from the Spanish flu
How do the dimensions and policy implications of the Spanish Flu compare with COVID-19
The risk of being too risk-averse in the APS
Former Commonwealth Auditor-General analyses the current culture of risk management within the public service.
Why don’t we need the whole truth?
By trying to categorise everything as either true or false, particularly in complex situations, we are going to make a lot of mistakes.