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Peter Bossaerts is the Leverhulme International Professor of Neuroeconomics at the University of Cambridge's Faculty of Economics. His research interests encompass decision theory, decision neuroscience, computational complexity, asset pricing, general equilibrium, and financial econometrics. Bossaerts is known for his influential work that integrates insights from economics and neuroscience to better understand decision-making processes. He has actively supervised PhD students, guiding research in areas such as computational complexity, experimental economics, and labor economics. Notably, he has received funding from the Leverhulme Trust for his professorship in neuroeconomics, reflecting the importance of his research focus in bridging economic theory with experimental and computational methods. Bossaerts is affiliated with Robinson College and contributes to various academic publications and working papers in economics. His commitment to advancing the field is evident through his involvement in supervising and advising students, as well as in his own research pursuits that critically analyze contemporary policy and theoretical frameworks in economics.
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