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My research focus is in the emerging field of Neuroeconomics drawing from behavioral economics, game theory, cognitive sciences and neuroimaging. During my PhD, I used fMRI to investigate how the human brain encodes social learning signals: regret/fictive learning as well as reputational priors during trust-based financial interactions. My current work involves multimodal functional neuroimaging techniques (EEG/fMRI) to identify the spatiotemporal characteristics of 1) prediction error processing and 2) preference-based (also named value-based) decision making.