In the latest Smart-BEEjS H2020 report, researchers @NicoBehavioral and Luigi Bottecchia propose a standardised method to evaluate #PEDs and PED initiatives across social, environmental, and economic dimensions.💡Check it out here: smart-beejs.eu/wp-content/upl… 💡

Some of our Smart-BEEjS H2020 researchers are presenting at the International Conference on Environmental Psychology this week #ICEP2021

That’s a wrap! I presented a paper-in-progress in collaboration with Matteo Ploner on Wednesday at the #ICEP2021 conference. Was great to hear other researchers working on similar topics with different approaches, as well as catching up with project colleagues in the sunny Siracusa 🌞

I like this article about nudging and boosting because it is constructive and empirical (rather than just loudly insulting those who nudge.) Should we nudge or boost? Both please! Often a combination will be best. behavioralscientist.org/building-the-b…

This week our Smart-BEEjS H2020 researchers are attending a Writing Retreat in Nice. They have been working on structuring their ideas into academic papers and receiving lots of feedback from the supervisory team 📝💻

Our paper "Exploring modes of sustainable value co-creation in renewable energy communities" with @IljanaSchubert, Dr. Morgane Fritz, and Paul Burger is out! In it, we argue for a stakeholder approach to mapping value co-creation with citizens in RECs 1/2 sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

Here's a question for PhDs, and maybe more senior researchers as well: how do you go about structuring a review of the literature once you've read a few papers? (ie: matrices, word docs) I can't seem to land on one approach that is most effective for me 🧐 #phdchat #EconTwitter

Hitting 1⃣0⃣0⃣! 👏 OECD Observatory of Public Sector Innovation marks milestone on collecting #BehaviouralScience projects from all around the globe! 🌍Bringing you: 🏁100+ projects from ⛳️41 countries in 🥅36 policy areas ... and counting! Add your team or project! ✍️oe.cd/behav-science-…

How can we tell whether a nudge, or some other behaviorally informed intervention, has worked? papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cf…

Me, and my recent data analysis @openacademics #academictwitter #sciencetwitter

A full classroom today as the Smart-BEEjS H2020 project ESRs wrap up presentations on the status of their theses! Very interesting discussions throughout the day #PositiveEnergyDistricts #EnergyTransition

A new podcast that was recommended to me by my housemate Nicolas Caballero 🎙️✨ If you're interested in understanding why we humans do what we do, this is for you! open.spotify.com/episode/5qNJdT…

What's definitely true is that we don't understand the heterogeneity of effects very well - the drivers of why certain things work in certain places. That's where we should be looking, not a binary work/doesn't work debate. nature.com/articles/s4156…

Starting off! Looking forward to a great set of presentations on Behavioural public policy #LSE_IBPPConf2022

Inspiring keynote from John A. List on the science of scaling, stressing the need for “honest translators” in public policy to get evidence from journals into the policy process #LSE_IBPPConf2022 #BehaviouralScience BPPconference #TheVoltageEffect

What a wonderful presentation this morning from Douglas Bernheim on the Challenges of Behavioral Welfare Economics! Learned a lot on how BE can change the way we think of economic welfare analysis #LSE_IBPPConf2022

For his #PhD in #economics, Nicolas Caballero seeks to align the consequences of #energy #poverty and the shift to greener energy systems. He works at our Renewable Energy - Eurac Research institute. 30 of our #scientists share their plans for the next 30 years with you. #303030 #EuracResearch30

Have been meaning to read this for a while...what a great article on the contributions that behavioural insights can have to optimise energy use in households! (...spoiler: it's not *just* nudging..) iea.org/articles/the-p…