The first USA Science and Engineering Festival has just happened. A group of really talented young teenagers refereed a paper that me and prof. Paul Glimcher wrote for this occasion
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Our teenager-reviewed paper is now available Or on Scientific American

Templeton Foundation and the University of Chicago recognised my collaboration with Prof. Slonim and the Sydney Opera House with a Science of Philanthropy Partnership Award.

Kavli Symposia create the opportunity for scientific conversation on novel issues. At this meeting together with an exciting crowd of economists, neuroscientists and psychologists we brainstormed about “Neuroeconomics in China and Asia: Building Interest and Capacity”.
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Kavli Symposia create the opportunity for scientific conversation on novel issues. At this meeting together with an exciting crowd of economists, neuroscientists and psychologists we brainstormed about the opportunities for using big data to answer questions in neuroeconomics.
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If you are visiting Washington, DC you must go and see the interactive exhibit on decision-making under risk that is now a part of the Life Lab: Aging exhibit at the Museum of the National Academy of Sciences. We are collecting data from this exhibit which we will write about soon.
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I am now affiliated with the newly created Institute for the Interdisciplinary Study of Decision Making (IISDM) at New York University. I am looking forward to visiting Big Apple soon.
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I received the AXA Foundation postdoctoral research grant to study the role of context in decision-making. I will be spending the next two years at Glimcher lab at the Center for Neuroeconomics at New York University.

Summer Undergraduate Research Program at NYU is an excellent way for undergraduates to try first hand if they really want a career in science. This year, I am again mentoring one of the Surpees.
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