Name your own price. Liquid metal 3D printing. Space Concordia flying high. Quebec's culinary heritage.

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• Xiao Huang, associate professor and Concordia University Research Chair in Supply Change Management in the John Molson School of Business, was a guest on CJAD's Natasha Hall Show, where she discussed a new consumer study she led with Gregory Kersten, Senior Concordia University Research Chair in Decision and Negotiation Systems. The research examined “name-your-own-price” selling strategies and found the strategies rarely benefit competing suppliers, especially when demand for a particular good or service is low or inventory levels are high. Get the audio through the "Listen" section of the station website and look for the Natasha Hall Show link, "Those Name Your Price deals might not actually be a deal".
• 3D Printing Industry writes about research from Concordia and State University of New York, Buffalo to advance liquid metal 3D printing and make the process faster and more economical. The researchers are not named.
• Net Composites and JEC Group write about the construction by the Concordia student society, Space Concordia, of a research gondola to be attached to a high-altitude balloon. The gondola will serve as a platform for scientific payloads and can be used by students from other universities.
• Fondation Louis Bonduelle reports on the foundation's recent meeting in Montreal and the presentation by Christine Jourdan, professor in the Centre for Interdisciplinary Studies in Society and Culture in the Faculty of Arts and Science, of her research on Quebec's culinary heritage.

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