BEE Lab
We welcome faculty members and graduate students interested in behavioral science to join our BEE (Behavioral and Experimental Economics) lab meetings and/or present their work. We accept presentations of ongoing projects and other research-related activities at any stage, including:
- a new research idea
- a new design for a study
- a pilot study design and data
- a problem one is stuck on (design or data analysis, a response to a referee)
- a practice job/conference talk
- a final presentation and read of one’s paper with feedback before submission.
- or for something completely different, e.g., a grant that one is submitting and want feedback!
Our weekly lab meetings take place on Tuesday, 12:00 pm - 1:00 pm in-person at NQ 4430. In the rare event of a presenter who is not on-campus, we will meet on Zoom. To attend the BEE lab meetings and stay up to date about upcoming presentations, please fill the registration form to join our mailing list. Also, please join our Slack channel through this invitation link.
If you are interested to present, please find an empty slot in the schedule mentioned below and mail me to confrim your slot.
We are grateful for financial support from the Rackham Graduate School.
Schedule for Winter 2025
| Date | Presenter | Title | Location |
|---|---|---|---|
| January 28 |
Qingyi Wang & Jingyi Qiu | The Impact of AI on Recruitment Judgment: Pilot Results | NQ 4330 |
| February 4 |
No Meeting | No Meeting | NQ 4330 |
| February 11 |
Reading Group | “Sources of Market Power in Web Search: Evidence from a Field Experiment” | NQ 4330 |
| February 18 |
Reading Group | “Behavioral Implications of Causal Misperceptions” | NQ 4330 |
| February 25 |
Alexis Ingber & Naz Andalibi | HR Professionals’ Perceptions about Emotion AI: Experimental Design Overview | NQ 4330 |
| March 4 |
Spring Break | No Presentation | NQ 4330 |
| March 11 |
Jingyi Qiu | ‘AI Hype’ - Study Design | NQ 4330 |
| March 18 |
Reading Group | Large Language Models: An Applied Econometric Framework | NQ 4330 |
| March 25 |
Qingyi Wang & Jingyi Qiu | The Impact of AI on Recruitment Judgment: Pilot Results | NQ 4330 |
| April 1 |
No Meeting | NQ 4330 | |
| April 8 |
Patrice Johnson | Decision Making as in Blume and Gneezy (2010) Spinner Game | NQ 4330 |
| April 15 |
Jingyi Qiu | Enhancing Academic Peer Review through Human-AI Collaboration | NQ 4330 |
| April 22 |
David Ruttenberg | Heterogeneity of Motivations in Economic Expectations | NQ 4330 |
| April 29 |
Tobias Werner | “Delegating Pricing Decisions to an Algorithm: Experimental Evidence” (with Hans-Theo Normann, Nina Rulié, and Olaf Stypa) | NQ 4330 |
| May 6 |
Ana Lleo-Bono (University of Cambridge) | Comparing Oranges to Oranges: A Field Experiment on Productivity and Team Competition | NQ 4330 |
| May 13 |
No Meeting | NQ 2435 | |
| May 20 |
Katrin Goedker | Disposed to be Overconfident | NQ 2435 |
Schedule for Fall 2024
| Date | Presenter | Title | Location |
|---|---|---|---|
| September 10 |
Kickoff | TBD | NQ 4330 |
| September 17 |
No Meeting | NQ 4330 | |
| September 24 |
Xiaomeng Li | TBD | NQ 4330 |
| October 1 |
Qingyi Wang | Privacy and Complexity | NQ 4330 |
| October 8 |
Jingyi Qiu | Evaluating GenAI and Team-based Solutions to the Decline of Online Knowledge Communities | NQ 4330 |
| October 15 |
Fall Break | No Presentation | NQ 4330 |
| October 22 |
No Meeting | NQ 4330 | |
| October 29 |
Amanda Kowalski; Neil Christy | TBD | NQ 4330 |
| November 5 |
Patrice Johnson | Experimental Design: Spinner Game | NQ 4330 |
| November 12 |
Karthik Srinivasan | Free Speech and Content Moderation | NQ 4330 |
| November 19 |
David Ruttenberg | Civic Cooperation, Norms, and Antisocial Punishment: A Cross-Cultural Study | NQ 4330 |
| November 26 |
Thanksgiving Break | No Presentation | NQ 4330 |
| December 3 |
No Meeting | NQ 4330 | |
| December 10 |
Qingyi Wang | TBD | NQ 4330 |