INSEAD-Sorbonne Université Behavioural Lab

The Boston University Questrom School of Business Behavioral Lab opened in late 2011, made possible by the recently-formed Research Infrastructure Faculty Task Force. The purpose of the Behavioral Lab is to assist Questrom-affiliated researchers in conducting simulations, experiments, and scenarios that will develop new knowledge about management and human behavior. Proposed projects for the lab include research for the marketing, operations technology, organizational behavior, and markets, public policy, and law departments at Questrom. The lab can seat as many as 20 subjects and handle individual surveys as well as facilitate group exercises.

The Center for Behavioral and Decision Research (CBDR) is an interdisciplinary research center at Carnegie Mellon University that brings together scholars from behavioral economics, psychology, organizational behavior, marketing, and public policy.

The Schulich School of Business offers state-of-the-art facilities to conduct cutting-edge, high-quality behavioural research. The Behavioural Research Lab is dedicated to fostering novel insights that can be used by businesses, governments, policy makers, and society.

The MIT Behavioral Research Lab (BRL) aims to facilitate impactful, innovative, cutting-edge behavioral research at MIT. We carry out this mission by providing lab facilities, recruitment services, and general support to behavioral researchers across MIT, while enabling individuals inside and outside of MIT to participate in meaningful research studies.

The Behavioral Research Lab is a large, centralized laboratory that works to facilitate scholarly research conducted within the Business School. The Lab is utilized by a large community of faculty, graduate students, postdoctoral scholars, and research assistants who are affiliated with Columbia Business School.