Neuroeconomics

Spring 2008

Spring Speaker Schedule

For Course Details and Paper Downloads See Below

CHANGE IN LOCATION OF TALK (as of 02.27.08):

Talks are NOW located: Room 517, Department of Economics at 19 West 4th Street

Class Location: Room 517, Department of Economics at 19 West 4th Street

For more information, please email pglimcherATcns.nyu.edu
Date
Speaker
Institution
Title
Jan 22
Scott Huettel
Duke University
Risky Choice Reconsidered: The Neuroeconomics of Satisficing
Feb 5
Nathaniel Daw
New York University
Semi-Rational Models of Decision: Exploration and Sequential Planning
Feb 19
Aldo Rustichini
University of Minnesota
A Theory of the Decision Process and Applications
Mar 4
Jack McArdle
University of Southern California University of Virginia
Experiments in Measuring Cognition Over the Telephone
Mar 25
Ming Hsu
University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
The Right and the Good: Distributive Justice and Neural Encoding of Equity and Efficiency
Apr 8
Hilke Plassmann
California Instititute of Technology
The Neural Basis of Value During Simple Economic Decision Making
Apr 22
William T. Harbaugh
University of Oregon
Economic Experiments with Children: Methods and Results
Course Description:

The biweekly Neuroeconomics Seminar listed above serves as the focus for the Neuroeconomics graduate seminar course. The course meets every week during the semester. On the week prior to each of the listed seminars by an invited speaker graduate students and post-docs present background papers relevent to the ensuing invited presentation. In addition, graduate students taking the course for credit write a paper, derived from their presentation, which suggests an original avenue of Neuroeconomic research.

Neuroeconomics can be enrolled in either as:

"SEMINAR IN NEUROECONOMICS" (G80.3410001 Neural Science)

or as "ECONOMICS & PSYCHOLOGY" (G31.3001.006 Economics)

Complete Course Schedule

Links to Papers

Speakers typically present papers that are made available in advance.

The links below will take you to those papers as they become available.

Date
Speaker
Jan 22
Feb 5
Feb 19
Mar 4
Mar 25
Ming Hsu : Please email pglimcherATcns.nyu.edu
Apr 8
Apr 22