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Mobile motivational apps: how effective are they in changing our behaviors in the...
Insights into research at HEC Lausanne-UNIL – Mobile apps that aim to improve our sporting performance, diet or well-being are becoming increasingly popular. But do they really achieve what they set out to do over the long term, and if so, why? Those are the questions Prof. Mauro Cherubini, HEC Lausanne (UNIL) and his colleagues and co-authors have answered in their latest research.
Insights into research at HEC Lausanne-UNIL – Mobile apps that aim to improve our sporting performance, diet or well-being are becoming increasingly popular. But do they really achieve what they set out to do over the long term, and if so, why? Those are the questions Prof. Mauro Cherubini, HEC Lausanne (UNIL) and his colleagues and co-authors have answered in their latest research.
Best teacher awards: nine professors rewarded at HEC Lausanne
The Deanship of the Faculty of Business and Economics of the University of Lausanne recently presented its nine “HEC Lausanne Best Teacher Awards”, singling out teachers for the success of their courses as rated by students.
The Deanship of the Faculty of Business and Economics of the University of Lausanne recently presented its nine “HEC Lausanne Best Teacher Awards”, singling out teachers for the success of their courses as rated by students.
The future of transportation: at the crossroads of ridesharing, multimodality and...
Insights from research at HEC Lausanne-UNIL - Like most sectors, transportation is going through a period of major upheaval. Economic models and social trends are transforming the way that passengers travel and freight is organised. Through his research, Olivier Gallay, Assistant Professor at HEC Lausanne, is leading us along the route to the transportation of tomorrow.
Insights from research at HEC Lausanne-UNIL - Like most sectors, transportation is going through a period of major upheaval. Economic models and social trends are transforming the way that passengers travel and freight is organised. Through his research, Olivier Gallay, Assistant Professor at HEC Lausanne, is leading us along the route to the transportation of tomorrow.
