Gabriela Pohl

Dr. Gabriela Pohl is a Lecturer in Social Sciences at the University of Southern Queensland's School of Humanities and Communication. Her research examines decision-making under uncertainty in domains including counter-terrorism, intelligence analysis, and cryptocurrency markets. She holds a BBus, GDipEd, MEd, and PhD from USQ.

Research focuses on behavioral economics applications in security contexts, cryptocurrency market dynamics, and decision theory frameworks for intelligence operations. Key areas include prospect theory applications in terrorism studies, behavioral patterns in cryptocurrency adoption, and cybernetic models of decision-making.

Publications analyze diverse topics including Bitcoin market behavior, industrial espionage countermeasures, Elon Musk's entrepreneurial strategies, and national security implications of cryptocurrency. Research demonstrates interdisciplinary approach combining economics, psychology, and security studies.

Dr. Pohl maintains an active research profile with numerous publications on cryptocurrency economics and behavioral approaches to security challenges.