Miaomiao Dong

Miaomiao Dong is an Assistant Professor of Economics at Penn State University and previously held the same position at Bocconi University's Department of Decision Sciences (2017–2018). She specializes in Dynamic Games, Information Economics, and Behavioral Economics. Her research explores strategic experimentation dynamics, asymmetric information effects, and behavioral models of addiction.

Education: PhD in Economics from Toulouse School of Economics (2017, thesis advisor: Thomas Mariotti), M.Sc. in Economics (highest distinction, 2012), and B.A. in Economics from Zhejiang University's Chu Kochen Honors College (2008, highest distinction).

Her recent work includes studies on strategic experimentation with asymmetric information (presented at EARIE 2017) and bright-line rules for addictive consumption. Teaching experience includes introductory math for PhD students and microeconomic theory.

No scientific awards explicitly listed. Advising and grants sections remain blank due to lack of data. She maintains active research collaborations in game theory and behavioral economics.