Out today in Commonweal: I make the case that John Henry Newman—the 19th-century polymath who was just proclaimed a Doctor of the Church—is a guide for navigating our "post-truth" era. https://t.co/RHFxN4j4FE
Notre Dame is connecting the lab to the playing field for the first time ever. I’m thrilled to see how research can play a role in elite performance.
So much more to come.
Want to perform like an elite athlete?
Just focus. Literally. 👀
New research has identified the link between a “quiet eye” (or steady gaze) and high-level performance: https://t.co/RkgnaV5mMr
In a study led by @NotreDame professor Elizabeth Archie, researchers found that female baboons who had strong early-life bonds with their fathers—measured by grooming and co-residence—lived 2 to 4 years longer than those with weaker paternal relationships.
https://t.co/d8oEYmcx5f
This small device is changing spinal surgeries.
Dr. Stephen Smith completed the first surgery with this new implant designed by @ndengineering's Ryan Roeder in the summer of 2023. Since then it has improved outcomes for more than 600 patients: https://t.co/n2Wd4goCIF
Thanks to @UNDResearch for the shout out! From research, to education, to industry collaborations, to workforce development, @NotreDame is cultivating the next generation of leaders for the commercial space sector. Irish ad astra! 🚀🍀 https://t.co/TE6ao51wQu
Just launched! Our new series will introduce you to @NotreDame researchers, take you inside their labs, and show you the instruments and processes that make their work possible.
Follow along at #NDResearchRevealed.
https://t.co/JZTKu38Vlc
Your pupils are for much more than letting in light. In this installment of #NDResearchRevealed, Matthew Robison explains how his lab uses a dozen eye trackers to decode the complex language of the pupils to learn about — and even improve — performance and attention.
In partnership with Athletics, @UNDResearch has awarded the first-ever Human Performance & Wellness Research Grants. This funding will enable innovative new studies about injury recovery, travel fatigue, and stress adaptation.
https://t.co/yrzIVNB1sz
Is there a link between a steady gaze and elite performance?
New research shows that a "quiet eye" can lead to performing tasks with greater speed and greater accuracy: https://t.co/RkgnaV5mMr
Globally, two billion people use 5G wireless networks, but the rollout of 5G technology has also come with a steep energy cost.
Researchers at Notre Dame are developing an antenna produces 5G-level performance while using less than 10% of the energy: https://t.co/wnpx7LsnDm
Voting is now open! 💡✏️
Notre Dame junior Toni Akintola is about to compete in the nation's largest student entrepreneurship competition. Vote for him to win the People's Choice Award — instructions are at the bottom of this article. ⬇️
https://t.co/845Qv9Zssv
On April 2, @NotreDame's Toni Akintola will compete against other student entrepreneurs in the Atlantic Coast Conference in pursuit of the ACC InVenture Prize. Learn more about Akintola’s path to entrepreneurship, and register to support him at the event!
https://t.co/845Qv9Zssv
Notre Dame is one of five institutions nationwide to receive the 2025 #SimonAward recognizing excellence in integrating international education by @NAFSA: Association of International Educators: https://t.co/JxX8bGrdMw
At @NotreDame, researchers know that collaboration and engagement drive discovery. Guided by that approach, researchers helped Armenia reach a historic milestone: the country’s first-ever high-resolution transmission electron microscope.
https://t.co/WO6ReVm21V
🌊 Advancing freshwater science
🌿Net-zero energy usage
🎒New opportunities for hands-on learning
🌞 Solar panels made by Crossroads Solar, a local business that helps formerly incarcerated men and women transition from prison to employment.
Scientists know that climate change poses a significant threat to the world's freshwater, including rivers and streams. Researchers at @NDLEEF are using a cutting-edge system to manipulate water temperatures while closely simulating natural conditions.
https://t.co/kSgmyEuCMP
Could a simple, low-cost device that hangs on a wall lead to reduced malaria transmission?
A @NotreDame study showed that a spatial repellent can have transformational outcomes on malaria infections. A new video spotlights the paths that can follow.
https://t.co/OueUzCQ47d
The results demonstrating the impact of spatial repellents on Malaria incidence in Busia, Kenya are now published in the Lancet.
The last time we came this close to a recommendation for a novel vector control product was two decades ago following the evaluation of bednets!
In 1882, Notre Dame student Albert Francis Zahm built one of the world's first wind tunnels on campus.
142 years later, the University is home to a Large Mach 10 Quiet Wind Tunnel—the first and only of its kind in the world.
https://t.co/MpT650hzGP