Research

The Karlsruhe Decision & Design Lab (KD²Lab) is one of the world’s largest experimental infrastructures for research on human behavior and economic decision-making. Grounded in the principles of classical experimental economics, its highly controlled environment, combined with advanced biosignal sensor technology and a technology-design perspective, supports rigorous human subject research across disciplines. Furthermore, it enables the study of human decision-making behavior in controlled laboratory environments. There are two technically and spatially separated laboratory areas, 40 soundproof and air-conditioned computer cabins, easily accessible experimental cabins and two large team rooms for conducting group experiments. 

Please find here further information about:

• Conducting experiments
• KD²Lab research projects
• Publications