Neuroeconomics
Programs in neuroeconomics have been formally supported at Duke since 2005, with the founding of the Center for Neuroeconomic Studies (whose programs have now moved to D-CIDES). Duke is one of the leading institutions for research that applies the techniques of cognitive and systems neuroscience – along with computational modeling – to understand economic decision making and related behavior. Duke’s recent growth at this intersection has been catalyzed by new faculty within Psychiatry, Social Psychology, Systems and Integrative Neuroscience, and Statistics. Neuroeconomic research at Duke is highly collaborative, with frequent cross-campus collaborations and joint mentoring of students.
Associated Faculty
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Assistant Professor, Psychiatry & Behavioral Sciences
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Burlington Industries Professor of Business Administration, Marketing
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Professor, Psychology & Neuroscience
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Professor, R. David Thomas Professor of Marketing and Psychology
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Associate Professor, Management
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Assistant Professor, Public Policy Studies
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Professor, Psychology & Neuroscience
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Assistant Professor, Psychology & Neuroscience
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Assistant Professor, Statistical Science
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Professor; Director, Duke Center for Interdisciplinary Decision Science, Psychology & Neuroscience
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Associate Professor; Director, Duke University ADHD Program, Psychiatry & Behavioral Sciences
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James B. Duke Professor of Economics, Economics
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Professor, Psychology & Neuroscience
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Assistant Professor, Orthopaedic Surgery
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Associate Professor and Director, Psychiatry & Behavioral Sciences
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Joseph J. Ruvane Professor of Management, Management and Marketing
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Professor; Director, Duke Institute for Brain Science, Center for Cognitive Neuroscience, Neurobiology
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Associate Professor, Economics
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Chauncey Stillman Professor in Practical Ethics, Philosophy
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Associate Professor, Neurobiology
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