Speaker:　Oliver Hauser
Oliver Hauser is a PhD student of Program for Evolutionary Dynamics, Harvard University. He is working on the intersection of theory and experiment on *decision-making*. He is specifically interested in *co-operation*, and mechanisms that help us understand how to foster collaboration and team work in organisations.
For more information about the speaker Oliver Hauser：www.hauseroliver.com
Time:　　 10:00am - 12:00am
Date:　 　 Agu 16th(Fri), 2013
Venue:　 4th Floor Meeting Room, South Building IPCAS
Summary：Why should you help a competitor? Why should you contribute to a public good if free-riders can take advantage of your generosity? At the Program for Evolutionary Dynamics at Harvard University, we study mechanisms that help promote cooperative behaviour in human interactions. In this presentation, I will share highlights from our own work as well as a body of theoretical and experimental literature (focusing primarily on the latter). This talk is also aimed at stimulating and generating ideas for future work and collaborative projects between the Institute of Psychology and the Program for Evolutionary Dynamics.