Center assistant and collaborator.
Doctoral student at the SWPS University. He is fascinated by human adaptiveness. He is, in particular, interested in the process through which one adapts in the world and wants to capture it by building computational tools.
Associate Professor at the SWPS University. Specializes in behavioral economics & finance, as well as judgment and decision-making, with a particular focus on using process-tracing (mainly eye-tracking) and artificial intelligence techniques.
Lecturer at the SWPS University. She is mainly interested in the processes related to intuition. Currently, she has done research on the role of restructuring problem representation in insight problem-solving.
Assistant Professor at the SWPS University. She does research on intuitive processing, decision making, numeracy and risk perception. She is particularly interested in developing and testing innovative methods, such as cognitive training or visual aids, that may help people with low numeracy make better decisions.
Head of the Center for Research on Improving Decision Making (CRIDM). Associate Professor at the SWPS University. He investigates the role of emotions and numerical abilities in risk perception and decision making.