Jinrui Pan (Co-Director)Assistant Professor in Economics
Jinrui is interested in laboratory experiments and behavioural theory to understand how people make decisions, individually or in groups. Personal Website
Jason Shachat (Co-Director)Professor in Experimental Economics
Jason researches in the areas of experimental economics, behavioural game theory, behavioural operations management, asset markets, and auctions. Personal Website
Aleksei ChernulichAssistant Professor of Economics
Morten LauProfessor of Behavioural Finance
Morten uses a combination of lab and field experiments to study decision making over time delay and choice under uncertainty. His work is based on structural econometric estimation of risk and time preferences and provides insights to individual saving and investment decision. Personal Website
Diego Marino Fages Assistant Professor of Economics
Michael NaefProfessor of Economics
Michael works in experimental economics using weird and wonderful substances (testosterone, estrogen, sulpiride) to see what happens.
Andis SofianosAssociate Professor of Economics
Andis’s research interests are within the broad field of Experimental Economics where he studies the impact of individual characteristics, like personality traits and intelligence on strategic interactions. His current work is focused on cooperation, belief updating and cryptocurrency pricing. Personal Website
Ulrik BeierholmAssociate Professor, Department of Psychology
Ulrik is interested in how the nervous system deals with uncertainty, whether in perception, decision making or learning. Personal Website
Patrick M. KuhnAssociate Professor in Comparative Politics, School of Government and International Affairs (SGIA)
Patrick is interested in the relationship between democratic institutions, economic development, and political violence. Personal Website
Nick VivyanProfessor in Politics, School of Government and International Affairs (SGIA)
Nick is interested in public opinion, representation and accountability, with a particular (though by no means exclusive) focus on British politics. Personal Website
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