Following are faculty publications and honors for the month of November 2021, by department, in alphabetical order:
DATA SCIENCES AND OPERATIONS
Yingying Fan and Jinchi Lv
...were invited to give 45-minutes lectures at the ICCM 2022 conference, which is organized by the International Congress of Chinese Mathematicians and takes place every three years.
Chris Gopal
... has been sworn in as a member of the Defense Business Board (DBB).
Matteo Sesia
"Hyperoxemia Among Pediatric Intensive Care Unit Patients Receiving Oxygen Therapy” (with Azadeh Fayazi and Kanwaljeet Singh Anand of Stanford Medicine), has been accepted in the Journal of Pediatric Intensive Care.
Somya Singvi
"Artificial Shortage in Agricultural Supply Chains” (with Retsef Levi and Yanchong Zheng), was published online in Manufacturing & Service Operations Management (MSOM).
Tianshu Sun
“COVID-19 and E-commerce Operations: Evidence from Alibaba” (with former DSO Ph.D. student Brian Han and former DSO dept. faculty Leon Zhu), was accepted for publication in Manufacturing and Service Operations Management (MSOM).
FINANCE AND BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION
Lukas Schmid
…has been appointed a finance editor at Management Science.
MARKETING
Kristin Diehl
“Duration Sensitivity of Key Moments” (with E. Weingarten and G. Zauberman), was published in Cognition, Vol. 214, Sept., 104750.
“Let me Show you What I did Versus What I Have: Sharing Experiential Versus Material Purchases Alters Authenticity and Liking of Social Media Users” (with former Ph.D. student Francesca Valsesia), has been accepted for publication in the Journal of Consumer Research.
Shantanu Dutta
“The Shareholder Wealth Implications of Software Firms’ Transition to Cloud Computing: A Marketing Perspective” (with Mehdi Nezami and Kapil Tuli), was accepted for publication and is forthcoming in the Journal of the Academy of Marketing Science (JAMS).
MANAGEMENT AND ORGANIZATION
Paul Adler
“Bureaucracy is Dead, Long Live Bureaucracy: Clarifying and Expanding our View of Bureaucratic Organization” (with Pedro Monteiro), has been accepted for publication at the Academy of Management Annals.
Christopher Stewart
“Situating LIS Pedagogy and Curriculum in Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, Accessibility, and Anti-Racism: A Reflection on Process” (with Winn, J.G., Miller, M.L., Muglia, C., Wallach, R.), has been accepted for publication in Reference Services Review, vol. 50, no.1, Emerald Publishing Limited, and is forthcoming.
Leigh Tost
“Different Roots, Different Fruits: Gender-Based Differences in Cultural Narratives about Perceived Discrimination Produce Divergent Psychological Consequences” (with MOR Ph.D. student Jacob Roberson, A. E. Hardin and F. Gino), has been accepted for publication in Academy of Management Journal.
Scott Wiltermuth
“Better Now Than Later: The Cost of Victims’ Delayed Accusations” (with recently graduated MOR Ph.D. student Medha Raj), was accepted for publication in Organizational Behavior and Human Decision Processes.