Lucía Freira

Postdoctoral researcher. PhD in Economics from Universidad de San Andrés (Argentina). Visiting professor and researcher at the Research Lab on Crime, Institutions and Policies (UTDT). Member of the United Nations Behavioral Science Group. 

Federico Barrera

PhD candidate. B.Sc.+ M.Sc. in Physics from Universidad de Buenos Aires (Argentina). Trying to understand how a crowd can be wiser than the wisest of its individuals, why it sometimes fails, and what can be done to take advantage of certain biases we humans have to improve collective wisdom.  

Victoria Lescano

Research Assistant. BBA from Universidad de San Andrés (Argentina) and M.Pol.Sci. from Universidad Torcuato Di Tella (Argentina). Currently involved in projects related to chronobiology, political polarization, affective polarization, and decision making. 

Alexia Aquino

Research Assistant. B.Sc. in Psychology from Universidad de Favaloro (Argentina). Developing behavioral science interventions to promote bilingual-bimodal education for deaf and hard of hearing children. 

Candelaria Krick

Research Assistant. B.Sc. in Psychology from Universidad de Favaloro (Argentina) and student of the Master in Policy Analysis at the Instituto Tecnológico de Buenos Aires (Argentina). Collaborating in different projects from vaccination adherence to climate change communication.

Candela Jantus

Research Assistant. Psychology student at Universidad de Favaloro (Argentina). Collaborating in different projects from moral decision-making to collective behavior.

Federico Zimmerman

Postdoctoral Fellow at the Laboratory within the Digital, Data, and Design Institute at Harvard Business School. B.Eng. in Electronic Engineering from Universidad de Buenos Aires (Argentina). Studying the psychological underpinnings of affective polarization and political segregation while combining behavioral experiments and computational models.