A Powerful Means for Doing Good
Through research, scholarship, and creative endeavor
Researchers at Notre Dame are inspired by its Catholic mission and founder Rev. Edward Sorin, C.S.C.’s vision for the University to be “one of the most powerful means for doing good” in the world. Notre Dame faculty and students pursue globally significant research, scholarship, and creative endeavor that advances discovery, fosters innovation, and drives lasting positive impact.
Notre Dame Research is committed to supporting researchers in doing what they do best: delivering cutting-edge, globally significant research, scholarship, or creative endeavor. That impact unfolds in a number of core facilities and resources, as well as in thematic research areas such as health and well-being, environmental sustainability, advanced computation and AI, and more. Faculty find their homes in one of Notre Dame’s seven colleges or schools.
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With our unique mission to be a force for good, Notre Dame researchers are making discoveries that make our nation healthier, safer, and more resilient.
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Pop-up village connects South Bend families to pregnancy resources
August 29, 2026
"Sometimes the access to fresh produce can be difficult, and it can also be really expensive, so being able to offer that for free at the Pop Up is something that I am extremely excited about," said Joyce Adams, associate professor of the practice at the Eck Institute for Global Health at the University of Notre Dame.
FFAR Research Explores Novel Approach to Protect Livestock from New World Screwworm
August 27, 2026
“We are eager to build on our recent breakthroughs in vector-borne diseases to develop a much-needed and complementary tool for protecting U.S. livestock and producers from the screwworm populations expanding across the country,” said Lee Haines, Associate Research Professor of Biological Sciences at the University of Notre Dame.
FFAR, Notre Dame investing in new world screwworm drug research
August 27, 2026
Led by Lee Haines, associate research professor of biological sciences at the University of Notre Dame, and Álvaro Acosta-Serrano, professor of biological science at the University of Notre Dame, a team of researchers are evaluating whether nitisinone can effectively kill screwworm-related blowfly larvae.
‘Forever chemicals,’ microplastics and data centers. What you need to know.
August 26, 2026
“Is that from microplastics? Or is it just because the people who had Alzheimer’s do something else in their life where they’re exposed?” wondered University of Notre Dame professor Kyle Doudrick.
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View all events“As a premier Catholic research university, our research and learning drive insights, innovation, and impact for good around the world.”
-Rev. Robert A. Dowd, C.S.C.