Research Interests:

Psychology of judgment and decision making, in particular the interplay between features of the social context and individuals’ choice behavior.

Courses Taught:

Topics in Behavioral Decision Making

Behavioral Aspects in Negotiation

Grants:

• ISF
• BSF

Published in: 

• Psychological Science
• PNAS
• Judgment and Decision Making
• Plos1

Research Interests: 

Market design and matching theory.

Courses Taught:

• Market Design
• Topics in Market Design
• Auctions: Theory and Practice

Grants:

• BSF
• ISF

Published in:

• Journal of Economic Theory
• Games and Economic Behavior
• Management Science

Internet Protocols and Architectures.

Courses Taught:

• Introduction to Computer Networks
• Game Theory for High School

Prizes and Awards:

• Allon Fellowship
• Microsoft Research Faculty Fellowship
• The Wolf Foundation's Krill Prize
• Applied Networking Research Prize
• IEEE Communications Society William R. Bennett Prize

Grants:

• ERC Starting Grant

Published in:

• SIGCOMM
• NSDI
• STOC
• ICML

Research Interests: 

Political economy, Social identity. 

Courses Taught:

• Price Theory
• Economics, War, and Peace
• Social Identity and Economic Policy

Grants:

• ERC starting grant

Published in:

• Quarterly Journal of Economics
• American Political Science Review
• Journal of Political Economy
• Econometrica
• American Journal of Political Science

Research Interests:

Evolutionary ecology; Desert and Mediterranean ecosystems; Diversity and Biogeography; Pollination Market of Bees and Flowers; Sex Types in Plants; Biology and Game Theory; Flora of Israel and the Middle East. 

Courses Taught:

• Pollination Market and Game Theory.
• Sex and Evolution: A rational approach to Plants and Animal

Prizes and Awards:

• The Environment’s award of the Israeli Society for Ecology and Environmental Studies, 2014

Published in:

• Ecology
• Game and Economic Behavior
• American Naturalist

Awards: Rothschild Prize, 2006

Research Interests:

Game Theory, Behavioral Economics, the Design of Incentives, Contract Theory, Industrial Organization, Microeconomic Theory. 

Courses Taught:

• Behavioral and Experimental Economics
• Game Theory
• Advanced Microeconomic Theory
• Contract Theory

Prizes and Awards:

• The Humboldt Prize

Grants:

• ISF

• DFG
• GIF
• Volkswagen

Published in:

• American Economic Review

• Econometrica

• Review of Economic Studies
• American Political Science Review
• Journal of Economic Theory

Eyal Winter is the Silverzweig Professor of Economics at the Center for the Study of Rationality of the Hebrew University and  the Andrews and Elizabeth Brunner Professor of Economics at Lancaster University, specializing in Behavioral Economics, Decision-Making and Game Theory. He is the former head of the Rationality Center and of the Economics department of the Hebrew University of Jerusalem. He was awarded the Humboldt Prize for excellence in research by the German government in 2011. He is an elected council member of the International Game Theory Society, and an elected fellow of the Economic Theory Society. He held senior positions at Washington University, University of Manchester and the European University Institute, and was invited to present his research works at more than 160 universities in 30 countries. His book "Feeling Smart: Why our Emotions are More Rational than We Think" appeared in nine languages, and was endorsed by seven Nobel laureates. Winter published in leading journals in Economics and Social Sciences including Econometrica, AER, ReStud, APSR, JET, Management Science, Psy Science. His press essays appeared in Time Magazine, Forbes, Los Angeles Times, Washington Post, Guardian, the Independent, Jewish Chronicle and more.  He has advised governments, corporations and NGOs on behavioral economics, game theory and decision-making.

See also:

• Why team bonuses are more effective (The Washington Post)
• What Obama Could Learn About Negotiating With Iran From My $2,000 Used Car (Time Magazine)
• אל תעשו טובות, רולניק? ׁׁׂ(the marker, hebrew)

Research Interests:

Advice taking and combining opinions; Social preference; processes of negotiations

Courses Taught:

• Simulation games and negotiations processes
• Behavioral decision making

Grants:

 Israel Science Foundation

Published in:

• Management Science
• Psychological Science
• Psychological Bulletin
• Journal of Experimental Psychology: General
• Journal of Personality and Social Psychology

See also:

• Program on Negotiations, Harvard Law School, Daily Blog, Dec 21, 2020
• Fairness depends on who is in charge Psychology Today, Dec 20, 2011, by Art Markman
• To Take People’s Advice, Take Their Perspective Too Psychology Today, July 3, 2012 by Art Markman 
• מקצצים? שתפו את העובדים שלכם TheMarker (Hebrew) Feb 2, 2012
• להציל אותך מעצמך Globes (Hebrew), Dec 12, 2011
• מחזה פסיכולוגי בארבע מערכות Et-mol (article in Hebrew on the history of the department of psychology, appeared in a magazine of the Yad Ben-Zvi research institute)
• חייבים לפגוע בעובדים? כנראה שתעדיפו לפגוע בכמה שיותר מהם - וזו הסיבה TheMarker (Hebrew) May 10, 2021
• Program on Negotiations, Harvard Law School, Daily Blog, Dec 21, 2020

Research Interests:

Economic theory and applications, Auctions and bidding, Bargaining, Principal-Agent problems, Inspection; Game theory and applications: Incomplete information, Common knowledge, Repeated games; Experimental interactive decision theory: Bargaining, Coalition formation, Political economy, Team games, Strategic use of information.

Incentives in computational protocols, Cryptocurrencies, Multi Agent Systems

Courses Taught:

• Cryptocurrencies
• Social Computing