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Short bio

Kerstin Preuschoff obtained her PhD in Computation and Neural Systems & Neuroeconomics from the California Institute of Technology. Her research in Neuroeconomics and Neurofinance focusses on the neural basis of decision making under risk. This highly interdisciplinary work covers theoretical and experimental aspects of decision making and risk taking and sits at the intersection of neuroscience, financial economics, computational neuroscience and psychology. Her teaching interests include neuroeconomics, neurofinance and interdisciplinary tools in finance. Prior to joining the AV����Ƶ, Kerstin Preuschoff was a researcher and lecturer at the Institute for Empirical Research in Economics at the AV����Ƶ of Zurich and at the Brain Mind Institute at the EPF Lausanne.

Research & publications

M. Lehmann, H. Xu, V. Liakoni, M. Herzog, W. Gerstner, Kerstin��Preuschoff, “Evidence for eligibility traces in human learning” arXiv:1707.04192. 2017

E. Miendlarzewska, M. Kometer, Kerstin��Preuschoff, “Neurofinance”, Organizational Research Methods, (accepted)

M. Faraji, Kerstin��Preuschoff, W. Gerstner, “”��Neural Computation, (in press)

L. Loued-Khenissi and Kerstin��Preuschoff, “” Current Opinion in Neurology, 2015 Aug; 28(4): 344-50.