Stian Reimers

Stian Reimers is a Professor of Psychology and Behavioural Science at City St George's, University of London, and Academic Director for Digital Education and Innovation at the School of Health and Medical Sciences. His research spans judgment and decision-making, behavioral economics, health literacy, and the application of web-based technologies and generative AI in psychological and educational contexts.

• Education: PhD in Experimental Psychology (University of Cambridge, 2001), BA in Natural Sciences (University of Cambridge, 1997), MSc in Science Communication (Imperial College London, 2002), BA in English Literature (Birkbeck, 2009), MA in Academic Practice (City, 2015).
• Employment: Professor (2022–present), Reader (2018–2022), Senior Lecturer (2012–2018), Lecturer (2010–2012), Research Fellow at University College London and University of Warwick.

His research interests include judgment and decision-making, particularly financial and policy-related biases, and executive control processes via task switching. He pioneers web-based research methods and developed the Quodl app for learning support. His publications focus on cognitive biases, health literacy, generative AI in education, and pandemic impacts. Awards include the Eysenck Memorial Award (2010). He has no listed students and works with multidisciplinary teams on cognitive aging, digital tools, and behavioral policy applications.