Ming Chen

Research Area

My primary research is to describe cognitive processes in decision making using various models in physics, e.g. stochastic processes and quantum models. I focus on finding the model that captures dynamics in a cognitive process that results in irrational and unexpected results by previous decision theories. I am also involved in the project "invention, innovation and discovery". The project aims to investigate the historical scientific and technological advances to predict the trend of economic and societal development.

Curriculum Vitae

I am a doctoral student at the Chair of Technology and Innovation Management (TIM) at ETH Zürich since March 2022. I was supervised by Prof. Didier Sornette as a doctoral student at the Chair of Entrepreneurial Risks at ETH Zürich since July 2019; I will be co-supervised by him, continuing our research after joining TIM. I hold both BSc and MSc in Physics at Imperial College London.