Leon Houf
Social scientist using experimental, computational, and interdisciplinary methods.
Social scientist using experimental, computational, and interdisciplinary methods.
Originally trained as an economist, I now use a wide array of interdisciplinary experimental methods, integrating LLMs, AI and ML as well as ethnographic methods into experimental research.
My research primarily focuses on the self-regulation of groups in social networks and the interaction of humans with AI. In 2023 I did a research visit to rural Laos to analyze social networks as part of an interdisciplinary research project between behavioural economics and anthropology. We currently prepare the next visit.
Currently, I am a Post-Doc in the area of Behavioural Economics at Heidelberg University (see for contact details) and associated with the field of focus on Self-Regulation and Regulation: Individuals and Societies.