METRICS (GOOGLE SCHOLAR 17/12/2020): CITATIONS: 1149 (627 since 2015) - H-INDEX: 14 (11) - I10-INDEX: 20 (13).

CURRENT POSITIONS
• FEBRUARY 2012 - DATE. PROFESSOR OF ECONOMICS (CATEDRÁTICO DE UNIVERSIDAD) Departamento de Fundamentos del Análisis Económico (FAE). Universidad de Alicante.
• NOVEMBER 2010 - DATE. ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR OF ECONOMICS (PROFESSORE ASSOCIATO). Dipartimento di Economia e Finanza. LUISS Guido Carli Roma.
• JANUARY 2000 - DATE. DIRECTOR. Laboratory for Theoretical and Experimental Economics (LaTEx). Universidad de Alicante.
• JULY 2014 - DATE. ACADEMIC EDITOR. Public Library of Science of the United States (PLoS) ONE. Behavioral and Experimental Economics.

PAST POSITIONS
• JANUARY 2017- JUNE 2020. VISITING PROFESSOR OF ECONOMICS. Department of Economics. The University of Chicago.
• SEPTEMBER 2001 – NOVEMBER 2010. ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR OF ECONOMICS (PROFESSORE ASSOCIATO). Dipartimento Economia Istituzioni Territorio - Università degli Studi di Ferrara.
• SEPTEMBER 1997 – JUNE 1999. VISITING PROFESSOR OF ECONOMICS. Department of Economics - University of California Santa Barbara.

EDUCATION
• SEPTEMBER 1993 — JULY 1997. Ph.D, Economics. Department of Economics - University College London - Dissertation title: Continuous-Time Selection Dynamics and their Applications in Economic Modeling. Advisor: Ken Binmore.
• SEPTEMBER 1993 — SEPTEMBER 1997. Dottorato di Ricerca in Strutture e Comportamenti Economici (VII Ciclo). Department of Political Science - Università di Bologna, Italy - Dissertation title: Strategic Components of Corporate Culture. Advisor: Patrizio Bianchi.
• SEPTEMBER 1992 —AUGUST 1993. MSc, Economics. Department of Economics - University College London. Advisor: Ken Binmore.
• SEPTEMBER 1985 — FEBRUARY 1992. BSc, Economics (cum laude). Department of Economics – Università di Pavia. Advisor: Giorgio Rampa.

RESEARCH EXPERIENCE
• [2017-2020] Visiting Professor at the Department of Economics, UChicago.
• [2018-2019] Scientific Committee. Joint Initiative of Latin American Experimental Economics (JILAEE). UChicago.
• [2016] Visiting Research Fellow at the Department of Economics, NYU (Sabbatical leave).
• [2008-9] Visiting Research Fellow at the Department of Economics and Finance, LUISS Guido Carli (Sabbatical leave).
• [2005-2010] Quaderni DEIT, WP Series of the Dipartimento Economia Istituzioni Territorio, UniFe. Editor.
• [2000-date] Director - Laboratory for Theoretical and Experimental Economics (LaTEx) - UA.
• [1997-8] Visiting Research Fellow at the Department of Economics, UCSB.
• [1994-7] Research Assistant at the Centre for Learning and Social Evolution (ELSE). University College London.

PARTICIPATION TO RESEARCH PROJECTS
• [2020-3] From Theory to Policy: a Behavioral Approach (PID2019-107081GB-I00). Team Coord.: Giovanni Ponti.
• [2017-9] The Welfare Effects of a Nudge (Alfred P. Sloan Foundation). Team Coord.: John List.
• [2016-9] LaTEx 2020: Microeconomics “Made in Alicante” (ECO2015-65820-P). Team Coord.: Giovanni Ponti.
• [2013-5] The Microfoundation of Economic Complexity: Theory, Behavior, Policy (ECO2012-34928). Team Coord.: Giovanni Ponti.
• [2012-5] Robust Decisions in Markets and Organizations (MIUR PRIN 20103S5RN3_002). Team Coord.: Marco Li Calzi.
• [2011-4] INSITE: The Innovation Society, Sustainability, and ICT (FP7: ICT-2007.8.0). Team Coord.: David A Lane.
• [2010] Implementing distributional justice using random mechanisms (IVIE BEC-2010-002). Team coord.: Giovanni Ponti.
• [2007-12] Procesos de Decisión e Interacción en Contextos Socio-Económicos (MEC SEJ2007-62656/ECON). Team coord.: Carmen Herrero.
• [2007] Risk and ambiguity: new theories and applications (MIUR PRIN 2007MCKEYA). Team Coord.: John Hey.
• [2006-11] Consolidating Economics (MEC CSD2006-00016). Local Coord: Iñigo Iturbe.
• [2006] Creacción, Gestión Y Desarrollo De Un Panel Dinámico Experimental (GV 06/275). Team Coord.: Giovanni Ponti.
• [2005] Framing Effects in Public Good Provision (IVIE BEC 2005-004). Team Coord.: Giovanni Ponti.
• [2005] An Experimental Perspective on Intertemporal choice (MIUR PRIN 2005/137907). Team Coord.: John Hey.
• [2004-7] Información e Incentivos en Procesos Complejos (MEC SEJ2004-02172). Team Coord.: Fernando Vega.
• [2002] Panel data experimetrics (IVIE BEC 2002-012). Team Coord.: Giovanni Ponti.
• [2001-4] Cooperation and Information, (EC TMR FMRX-CT96/0055). Team Coord.: Carmen Herrero.
• [2002] Panel Data Experimetrix (IVIE BEC 2002-012). Team Coord.: Giovanni Ponti.
• [2001] Economía experimental en Alicante: Tomas de Decisiones Secuenciales (IVIE BEC 2001-035). Team Coord.: Giovanni Ponti.

INDIVIDUAL GRANTS AND SCHOLARSHIPS
• [2017-9] Visiting Research Fellowship. Alfred P. Sloan Foundation Grant. The University of Chicago.
• [2013] “Fernand Braudel” Fellow. Economics Department. European University Institute. Florence. June-September.
• [1999-2001] Research Grant from the EU project Training and Mobility of Researchers (Fellowship ERBFMRXCT960055).
• [1997] Royal Economic Society (UK) grant for the 1997 RES Workshop on Dynamic Games (University of Warwick).
• [1994-6] Research Grant from the EU project "Human Capital Mobility" (Individual Fellowship ERBCHBICT941575).
• [1994-6] Economic and Social Research Council (Individual Fellowship RO 00429424259).

REFEREED JOURNALS
• American Economic Review, Applied Economics, B.E. Journal of Economic Analysis and Policy, Econometrica, Economia Politica, Economic Enquiry, Economic Journal, Economics Letters, European Economic Review, European Journal of Operational Research, Experimental Economics, Games, Games & Economic Behavior, Experimental Economics, International Economic Review, International Game Theory Review, Journal of Behavioral & Experimental Economics, Journal of Economic Behavior & Organization, Journal of Economic Theory, Journal of Political Economy, Journal of Public Economics, Journal of Public Economic Theory, Management Science, Nature Human Behavior, Oxford Economic Papers, PLoS ONE, Rationality & Society, Research in Economic, Resources & Energy Economics, Review of Economic Design, Review of Economic Studies, Social Choice & Welfare, Theoretical Economics Letter, Theory & Decision. 

TEACHING EXPERIENCE (LAST 5 YEARS, IN ENGLISH, UNLESS STATED OTHERWISE)
• [2019-2020] The University of Chicago. Undergraduate: Experimental Economics (ECON 21800), Behavioral Finance (ECON 25130).
• [2019] UCEMA, Buenos Aires. Under/graduate: Behavioral & Experimental Economics (in Spanish).
• [2016-8] EIEF (Institute of Advanced Studies of the Bank of Italy, Roma). Graduate: Behavioral and Experimental Economics.
• [2016-8] Universidad de Huelva. Graduate: Behavioral and Experimental Economics (in Spanish).
• [2009-date] LUISS Guido Carli Roma. Graduate: Managerial Economics, Behavioral Economics and Consumption Theory, Microeconomic Analysis, Advanced Microeconomics (Game Theory & Mechanism Design), Experimental Economics. Undergraduate Courses: Intermediate Microeconomics, Economic Principles, Mathematics for lawyers (Metodi Matematici per le Scienze Giuridiche, in Italian).
• [1999-date] Universidad de Alicante. Graduate: Evolution and Learning in Games, Microeconomics I (Intermediate), Microeconomics II (Game Theory) and Experimental Economics. Undergraduate: Individual Decision Theory under Uncertainty (Mathematics Department), Intermediate Microeconomics (in English/Spanish), Advanced Microeconomics I (Economics of Risk & Uncertainty), Game Theory (Microeconomía Avanzada II, in Spanish).

PHD THESIS SUPERVISION
• Judit Alonso (UA, In progress); Roberto Di Paolo (UA, in progress). In progress; Haihan Yu (UA, 2019); Alberto Cottica (UA, 2018); Vita Zhukova (UA, 2017); Arianna Galliera (LUISS, 2016); Iryna Sikora (UA, 2014); Xavier Del Pozo (UA, 2013); Natalia Jiménez (UA, 2008); Jaromir Kovarik (UA, 2008).
• MSC THESIS SUPERVISION: 24
• PHD THESIS COMMITTEES: 12

SELECTED CONTRIBUTIONS TO CONFERENCES (LAST 5 YEARS)
• [2019] Advances with Field Experiments, UChicago. “The Behavioralist Goes Door-To-Door”.
• [2018] IMEBESS, EUI, Firenze. “An Experiment on Outcome Uncertainty”.
• [2017] Advances with Field Experiments, UChicago. “Is it Myopia or Loss Aversion? Evidence from the Lab to the Field”.
• [2017] Summer Institute on Field Experiments, UChicago. “Combining Structural Modeling and Experiments in Research Design” (invited lecture).
• [2016] IMEBESS, Roma. “Some (Mis)facts about Myopic Loss Aversion”.
• [2015] BELSS Symposium, Università Bocconi, Milano: “Some (Mis)facts about Myopic Loss Aversion” (Invited Lecture).
• [2015] SEET 2015, Gran Canaria: “Cognitive (Ir)reflection: New Experimental Evidence”.

CONFERENCE ORGANIZATION
• [2016] IMEBESS, Roma. Scientific/Local Committee.
• [2015] ExperiMetriX, Alicante. Scientific/Local Committee.
• [2014] Gender & Experiments, Alicante. Scientific/Local Committee.
• [2014] Conferencia sobre Axiomas, Resultados y Métodos en Economía Normativa, Granada. Scientific Committee.
• [2010-3] Alhambra Meets Colosseo/Alhambra Workshop, LUISS Guido Carli Roma. Scientific/Local Committee.
• [2010-date] Southern European Experimental Team (SEET). Scientific Committee.
• [2008-9] International Meeting on Experimental and Behavioral Economics (IMEBE), Alicante and Granada. Scientific/Local Committee.
• [2008] Labsi International Conference on Strategic Decision Making in Economics and Politics, Salerno. Scientific Committee.

INVITED SEMINARS (LAST 5 YEARS)
• [2020] The University of Chicago, LUISS Guido Carli Roma.
• [2019] Universidad del CEMA (UCEMA), Buenos Aires. LUISS Guido Carli Roma (2). The University of Chicago (2). IMT Lucca. Universidad Jaume I, Castellón.
• [2018] The University of Chicago (2). Universidad de Málaga. Universidad de Huelva. Universidad de Alicante. Università di Bologna. LUISS Guido Carli Roma (2). Università di Verona.
• [2017] The University of Chicago (2). University of Arizona, Tucson. University of Michigan, Ann Arbor. University of California Santa Barbara. IMT – School for Advanced Studies, Lucca. FEEM – Fondazione Enrico Mattei, Milano. LUISS Guido Carli Roma (2).
• [2016] New York University (3). University of Zürich. University of Chicago. University College Dublin. Centre for Experimental Social Science (CESS), Santiago de Chile. Cardiff Business School. University of Kent.