Keyu Wu

Keyu Wu is a Post-Doctoral Fellow at the Department of Economics, Harvard University, and a former Post-Doctoral Fellow at the University of Zurich. His research integrates experimental methods, behavioral economics, and cognitive science to analyze context-dependent decision-making, market behavior, and social preferences.

• University: Harvard University
• Former University: University of Zurich
• Department: Economics
• Academic Rank: Research Fellow

Research Interests: Behavioral Economics, Experimental Economics, Judgment and Decision Making, and Applied Microeconomics. Wu explores how contextual information shapes perceptions and decisions, consumer interactions with complex products, and the psychological foundations of ambiguity aversion.

Scientific Awards:

• 2024: Postdoc Mobility grant, Swiss National Science Foundation
• 2023: Distinguished CESifo Affiliate Award
• 2019: Dissertation fellowship, University of Zurich
• 2015: Departmental Scholarship for Ph.D. students, University of Zurich
• 2013: Outstanding Undergraduate Thesis, Beijing Normal University
• 2011: National Scholarship, P.R.China

Advising and Grants: While no formal student lists are provided, Wu has supervised Bachelor’s theses at the University of Zurich. He has secured grants for his postdoctoral work, including the Swiss National Science Foundation Mobility grant.

Labs and Teams: Wu coordinated the Experimental and Behavioral Economics Seminar (2023–2024) and the Behavioral Lab Meeting (2020–2023) at the University of Zurich, indicating active lab engagement.