Konstantinos Ioannidis

Konstantinos Ioannidis is a Researcher and member of the Leverhulme International Professorship in Neuroeconomics (LIPNE) Lab at the University of Cambridge's Faculty of Economics. He focuses on computational complexity in decision making, markets' problem-solving roles, and dishonest vs honest communication. His PhD in Economics from the University of Amsterdam (2024) underpins his research.

Research Interests include Behavioral Economics, Experimental Economics, and Game Theory, with emphasis on habit formation, transparency in markets, and discrimination analysis. His work integrates computational models and experimental methods to explore cognitive and strategic behaviors.

He leads the LIPNE Lab, funded by the Leverhulme Trust since 2020, investigating how markets mitigate individual decision complexity. Recent grants include the Leverhulme International Professorship at Cambridge.

Key publications address anchoring effects, discrimination trajectories, and strategic communication. He investigates topics like habit formation in communication and transparency's role in market efficiency. His work bridges abstract models with real-world economic behaviors.