I work at the University sector after completing my PhD in 2005. My research is in mathematical economic modelling and experimental economics. I published in the areas of learning and bounded rationality in economics, nonlinear economic dynamics, experimental economics, behavioural economics. I have written extensively on dynamic models with heterogeneous expectations contributing to the theories of endogenous bubbles and crashes. I applied those models to policy questions in macroeconomics and finance, such as the extent of effective monetary policy and efficiency of financial regulations, such as the short selling bans. I published on the issue of wealth evolution in the models with heterogeneous expectations bringing together the fields of Heterogeneous Agent Models and Evolutionary Finance. My current research focuses on designing the experiments for validation of the evolutionary model of learning with heterogeneous expectations as well as theoretical and empirical investigation of financial networks of bank exposures.