The @EcScienceAssoc European Meeting , kicks off tomorrow with a Pre-conference Workshop in honor of @JordiBrandts. See you in Barcelona! More info: https://t.co/Oe6vQtdP2R
Abstract Submission for ESA North America Meeting (Oct 30th - Nov 1st, U. VIrginia) are open until August 3rd. Please submit here: https://t.co/bsngBXvraL
Lise Vesterlund and Tom Palfrey are the plenary speakers.
More info: https://t.co/Lr2dLlqIhX
The @EcScienceAssoc ESA Young Scholar Award 2026 for untenured researchers under 40 who have made a significant contribution to experimental methodology is Kai Barron @kai_barron, @EconUCL PhD, currently at @WZB_Berlin. Congratulations!
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The @EcScienceAssoc Award for the Best Paper published in Experimental Economics in 2024 goes to David Almog and Daniel Martin for “Rational Inattention in Games: Experimental Evidence”
https://t.co/WLk0Xix1R9
The ESA Fellows are a lifetime recognition to those who have advanced the frontier of knowledge in economics through the use of laboratory and/or field experiments. The 2025 ESA Fellows are: Mark Isaac, Rosemarie Nagel, Robert Sugden, Lise Vesterlund and James Walker.
The 2025 ESA Prize for Exceptional Achievement honours those overcoming Challenges to make impactful contributions to exp. econ. Prof. Erin Krupka has impressive work on social norms and on incentivized norm elicitation techniques that have become a cornerstone in the field.
The 2025 ESA Young Scholar Prize recognizes those who have made a significant methodological contribution to experimental economics. Prof. Christine Exley is recognized for her research on motivated reasoning, charitable giving, and gender and for its innovative designs
Professor Eckel played a foundational role in establishing our ethics program, becoming ESA’s first Ethics Officer. She has been a dedicated mentor and advocate for junior scholars. Her leadership has been instrumental in making ESA a more inclusive and welcoming community.
We announce the Distinguished Service Award to honor those who have played an exceptional role in the administration and growth of the ESA over their careers. We are proud to distinguish former ESA Presidents Professors Yan Chen (2015-18) and Catherine Eckel (2017-19)
Professor Chen established our mentoring program and served as the Director of the ESA Mentoring Program until 2024. Through her efforts, hundreds of early career researchers have benefited from mentorship panels, helping to shape the next generation of experimental economists.
The Editors’ Prize for the best paper published in Experimental Economics in 2023 to "Behavioral Welfare Economics and Risk Preferences: A Bayesian Approach" by Xiaoxue Sherry Gao, Glenn W. Harrison, and Rusty Tchernis. Congratulations! Read it here: https://t.co/0ZG5Kpw0tB
The 2025 ESA World Meeting will be held at the Renmin University of China in Beijing from June 6th to June 8th, 2025. Keynote speakers are Charles Noussair,
Soo Hong Chew and
Lise Vesterlund. https://t.co/hKqZIACFNI
Submissions for the 2025 North American ESA Meeting in Tucson (Oct 9-12) are now open at https://t.co/2Dpzo2ispI . Plenary speakers include Christine Exley, Ernst Fehr and Michael Kremer. There will also be a symposium in honor of James C. Cox.
Upcoming ESA Conferences: World Meeting (Beijing, June 6), África (Nairobi, June 25), Europe (Brno, Sept 3) and North América (Tucson, Oct 10). https://t.co/q08OpOuIBa
Please submit your nominations for ESA awards and fellows by the April 1 deadline. This includes young scholar, distinguished service, exceptional achievement and Fellow awards. More info and nominations here: https://t.co/OJmxDLnv5v
Please consider answering the ESA Survey regarding IRB practices. We are interested in gathering a Comprehensive view of practices on this important issue : https://t.co/9bltRpW3DH