| Konstantinos
Katsikopoulos
Visiting
Scholar
Konstantinos
Katsikopoulos works on decision theory and bounded rationality.
He has made contributions to the modeling of heuristics
that people (laymen and experts) should or do use to make
decisions with limited resources of time, information, and
computation. He is a research scientist at the Center for
Adaptive Behavior and Cognition of the Max Planck Institute
for Human Development in Berlin. He is currently spending
two years as a visiting assistant professor at MIT, being
a recipient of a German Science Foundation Fellowship for
Young Researchers, working on the psychology of technical
creativity. He is collaborating, among others, with professors
Clausing, Frey, Magee, and Yang.
He
holds a Ph.D. in industrial engineering from the University
of Massachusetts. He has also been a visiting assistant
professor of operations research at the Naval Postgraduate
School. He has authored articles in journals such as IEEE
Transactions on Automatic Control, Journal of Mathematical
Psychology, Journal of Environmental Psychology, Human Factors,
and Risk Analysis. He is currently working on a book entitled
“25 Better Decisions”. Other activities include
having been a co-director of workshops in bounded rationality
at the Tokyo Institute of Technology and the Indian Institute
of Management, and an associate editor of the journal IEEE
Transactions on Systems, Man, and Cybernetics.
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