Brian J. Lucas

Brian J. Lucas is an Associate Professor at Cornell University's School of Industrial and Labor Relations, focusing on creativity and morality at work. His research bridges organizational behavior, psychology, and ethics to understand workplace dynamics.

• University: Cornell University
• Academic Rank: Associate Professor
• Primary Affiliation: School of Industrial and Labor Relations
• Research Themes: Creativity, Moral Behavior, Leadership, Bias Mitigation

Lucas’s work examines how social structures, power dynamics, and cognitive biases influence creativity and ethical decision-making. His studies address:

• Power’s dual effects on stress and creativity
• Prosocial behavior and moral character judgments
• Strategies to reduce gender bias in hiring
• Creative idea endorsement challenges

Recent publications reveal interdisciplinary trends combining:

• Cognitive psychology with business ethics
• Experimental design and organizational theory
• Leadership studies with behavioral economics

Brian collaborates with the Bomi & Hodor team, though specific details about their role or lab activities are not provided in the available text.