Edoardo Gallo’s research on Cooperation in Networks aims to understand how social networks help to increase and sustain cooperation. He finds that an increase in the availability of social information leads cooperators to form communities with other cooperators and ostracize defectors
 

Caroline Liqui Lung presents 'On the Origin and Persistence of Identity Driven Choice Behaviour’ as part of the Keynes Fund 10th anniversary research day.

Dr. Kamiar Mohaddes discusses his project Climate Change, Volatility, and Economic Growth: Evidence from U.S. States. This project consists of two studies investigating the macroeconomic effects of climate change, one using data across 174 countries and the other using within-country and sectoral data from US states.

Large shifts towards automation, robots, and artificial intelligence have been uprooting the labour market. Computing power has grown exponentially, thus leading to great advances in artificial intelligence, with applications that span diverse tasks, from self-driving cars to cancer detection. While these advances improve the working lives and leisure activities of some, they also pose a threat to the jobs of many workers.