Duke Neuroeconomics Featured on CNN
CNN features the work of Scott Huettel, Liz Brannon, Michael Platt and Alison Adcock in a series of segments about money and your brain.
View ArticleForaging Decisions and the Brain
D-CIDES researchers uncover how the brain signals the relative value of a depleting resource.
View ArticleSocial Scientists Explore Ways to Save Us From our Own Decisions
Dan Ariely describes how incentives shape (un)ethical behavior.
View ArticleThe Truth About Lie Detection
Walter Sinnott-Armstrong discusses how philosophy and neuroscience intersect when detecting deception.
View ArticleD-CIDES Hosts First Regional Conference: Decision Making Across the Disciplines
With discussions of dopamine signaling, tax compliance and sociable rhesus macaques, and with presentations from fields as disparate as statistics, psychology, and energy conservation, D-CIDES' recent...
View ArticleD-CIDES Researchers Find Brain Center for Social Choices
The area is active for decisions during social interactions.
View ArticleWorld Congress on Risk to Convene This Week in Australia
Hundreds of international experts gather to present their research at this year’s event, co-chaired by D-CIDES member and Duke Law professor Jonathan Wiener.
View ArticleD-CIDES Co-sponsors "Accuracy and Error" Conference
Academics and practitioners gather to explore decision making in criminal justice.
View ArticleD-CIDES Researchers Win 2014 Innovation Award
The Society for Social and Affective Neuroscience selects a group of D-CIDES researchers to win this year's award, claiming that their work will generate "new ways of thinking about the discipline."
View ArticleNew Decision Science Certificate Program Announced
Consider the processes that shape our abilities to evaluate choices, to make ethical decisions, and to understand and influence those around us.
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