Ph.D. Researcher
Amsterdam
I conducted my PhD research at the University of Amsterdam's Center of Research in Experimental Economics and Political Decision Making. My work focusses on the field of behavioral economics, with a particular interest in social preferences, social ties, reciprocity, and risk perception. My research is predominantly conducted using behavioral experiments in a laboratory setting. I am also working with researchers from the neuroscience-field. I am constantly trying to add my little contribution to furthering the knowledge transfer between the fields of Economics, Social Psychology, and Neuroscience and am interested in what Economics can teach us about how and why people and organizations behave and function in the way they do.