Michael Schnabel, University of Chicago
Assistant Professor Chicago, Illinois mschnabel@uchicago.edu
Bio/Research
Michael Schnabel is a Research Associate (Assistant Professor) at Chicago Harris and applies methods and ideas of statistical physics and neuroscience to model collective decision making in social systems. His current research topics include: opinion formation, cognitive models of decision makin...
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Bio/Research
Michael Schnabel is a Research Associate (Assistant Professor) at Chicago Harris and applies methods and ideas of statistical physics and neuroscience to model collective decision making in social systems. His current research topics include: opinion formation, cognitive models of decision making, deliberative democracy.
Dr. Schnabel received his PhD in physics from Goettingen University (Germany). Prior to joining the University of Chicago he was a research scholar at Northwestern University where he worked in the areas of systems biology and complex networks.
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Dr. Schnabel received his PhD in physics from Goettingen University (Germany). Prior to joining the University of Chicago he was a research scholar at Northwestern University where he worked in the areas of systems biology and complex networks.
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