Research Experts

Professor of FinanceUniversity of Toronto

Lisa Kramer studies the way human characteristics play a role in investor decisions and financial markets

Behavioral FinanceInvestmentFinancial Market SeasonalityEmpirical FinanceBehavioral Economics

Distinguished ProfessorWestern Carolina University

Angela Dills's research focuses on policy issues such as school choice, accountability, peer effects, and alcohol and drug prohibition.

Health EconomicsDrug and Alcohol PolicyEconometricsMicroeconomicsSchool Choice

Associate ProfessorLouisiana State University

Dr. Zhang studies risk and decision making.

Workplace Risk TakingJudgment and Decision-makingJob InterviewsPsychometricsEmployee Recruitment and Selection

Professor of Women's and Gender StudiesLoyola Marymount University

Bellarmine College of Liberal Arts

ProfessorUniversity of Toronto, Department of Mathematics

Professor Buchweitz researches Commutative and Homological Algebra and Algebraic Geometry, Singularity Theory

Commutative AlgebraAlgebraic GeometrySingularities

Assistant ProfessorUniversity of Florida

Won-Ki Moon studies sociotechnical decision-making, public trust in AI and how systems shape consumer, organizational and societal behavior.

Public Trust, Misinformation, and Technology GovernanceConsumer Decision-MakingAlgorithmic CommunicationResponsible InnovationHuman-AI Interaction

Vice President for ResearchCarnegie Mellon University

Electrical EngineeringSelf-assembly of nanoparticlesNanotechnologyResearch and Innovation

Associate Professor of Bioethics and ReligionBaylor University

Expertise in disability theology, bioethics, and the visual arts within medicine.

BioethicsEnd of LifeBeginning of LifeDisabilityReligious Ethics

Professor of LiteracyGeorgia Southern University

Alma Stevenson teaches undergraduate and graduate courses in critical literacy, strategies, assessment and literacy in the content areas.

Language and Literacy DevelopmentDiverse Learners and Educational EquityScience Education

Research ScientistUniversity of Florida

Read Hayes' research team aims to better protect vulnerable people and places from crime victimization.

Active assailant shooterArtificial IntelligenceBurglaryFear of crimeIoT

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