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As a rare strain of Ebola spreads in the Democratic Republic of the Congo and Uganda, public health teams are facing a major challenge: Unlike the…
A new Ebola outbreak is surging in the Democratic Republic of Congo, with the Africa Centers for Disease Control and Prevention reporting more than…
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Brian Brox's interests include American Government, Political Parties, Campaigns & Elections, and Political Behavior.
Courtney Bryan researches jazz
Dean Pierre Buekens' research focuses on reproductive epidemiology, including neglected tropical diseases (NTDs) and pregnancy
Diego Bufquin is an expert in Hotel Management, Restaurant Management, Consumer Behavior, Organizational Behavior and Social Psychology.
Patrick Button is an expert on discrimination in hiring, credit, housing and education, and how laws, recessions and public policy shape access to opportunity.
Jennifer Calzada helped establish the Tulane Sim Center as an efficient & effective operation for the School of Medicine.
Richard Campanella's research integrates mapping and spatial analyses with architecture, social science and the humanities.
Marcello Canuto researches integrative mechanisms that the ancient Maya used to build and maintain a socio-politically complex society.
Huaizhong Chen can explain how people and organizations negotiate, lead and make decisions under pressure — from consumer purchases and workplace conflict to executive coaching and global diplomacy.
Emily Clark is a historian of early America and the Atlantic world with a specialization in New Orleans and the French Caribbean