Oliver Hauser is Professor of Economics at the University Exeter since 2023. He is also Deputy Director of the Institute for Data Science and Artificial Intelligence at U Exeter and advises the British Cabinet Office. He holds PhD from Harvard University (2016) and has been employed as senior research fellow at the Harvard Kennedy School (2017-2020). His research addresses important issues like environmental sustainability including climate change, Gender equality and artificial intelligence from a behavioral economics perspective.

Here is his research statement:

I’m motivated by fairness and equality, whether it is within society, across generations, or in the world of business. I believe that fairness is critical in enabling cooperation — the bedrock for society to flourish, organisations to succeed, and the economy to grow. Through my research, I hope to have real-world impact: I work in close collaboration with organisational leaders and policy makers on translating research findings into relevant actions to improve governments, charities, and businesses.

More information here: http://www.oliverhauser.org/