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I am a senior researcher at the ETH Zurcich and an affiliate of the
ETH Risk Center. Within the Chair of Cognitive Science, I lead research,
teaching and outreach activities of our chair
devoted to Behavioral Finance and Beahavioral Economics. In my
research, I investigate financial and risky decision making, risk assessment,
behavioural and cognitive underpinnings
of market bubbles and crashes and bounded rationality of investors and
human interaction with new technologies. I have a formal training in
Cognitive Science, including psychology, cognitive neuroscience,
computational linguistics, AI and statistical and empirical methods.
I completed my Bachelor degree a the
University College Utrecht and
a Master's degree at the
University of Edinburgh, Informatics
Department. I
received my Doctorate from the
University of Basel, Center for Economic Psychology. Before
joinung the Chair of Cognitive Science, I worked as a post-doctoral reseracher at the Chair of Decision Theory and Behavioral Game Theory
and at the Chair of Entrepreneurial Risks. I have also worked for the European Telecommunications Standards Institute, at the Max Planck Institute
for Biological Cybernetics in Tübingen and in the Financial
Modelling team of SCOR re-insurance company. I closely work with
various industry partners in the (re)insurance, banking, FinTech,
pharma and regulatory sectors. Together with the Chair of Cognitive
Science, I offer consulting, collaboration and ecucational serviced to
industry partners.
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