Stephan Jagau

I am an experimentalist and economic theorist interested in game- and decision theory, industrial organization, and evolutionary selection.
My most recent published experimental work identifies payoff- and risk-dominance effects in coordination games using a novel no-feedback, choice list-like design. My other current experimental work (NSF-grant #2214979, Co-PI with John Duffy) implements evolutionary selection pressure in online decision-making experiments.
My latest theoretical work concerns the identification of preferences in strategic settings based on context-dependent expected utility.
I am also a co-founder of the HIVE initiative to launch a Highly Integrated Virtual Environment for Experimental Social Science (collaborators John Duffy, Greg Leo, Kristian Lopez-Vargas). HIVE is hosted on the National Research Platform.

I am an assistant professor at Nottingham University Business School. I am also a member of Maastricht University's EPICENTER. Previously I worked as a postdoctoral scholar at UC Irvine's Department of Economics.
I did my Economics Ph.D. at CREED (University of Amsterdam) and at the Tinbergen Institute, supervised by Theo Offerman and Matthijs van Veelen