Summary
Moritz Krusche is a PhD candidate in cognitive science with nine years of experience bridging experimental psychology, computational modeling, and user-centred research. He models learning and decision-making processes in Python and R, linking simulated cognitive mechanisms to real-world behaviour via eye-tracking and gamified online experiments. His work sits at the intersection of basic research and applied problems—ranging from financial decision-making and gambling to potential addiction treatments—collaborating with UNSW Business School and clinical partners. Earlier roles in UX research and e-learning gave him practical skills in study design, fieldwork, and communicating findings to stakeholders. Moritz combines rigorous quantitative training (UCL, Warwick, Maastricht) with hands-on experimental methods and a knack for turning theoretical models into testable predictions.
9 years of coding experience
Bachelor's Degree, Psychology and Neurosciences, Summa Cum Laude, Bachelor's Degree, Psychology and Neurosciences, Summa Cum Laude at Maastricht University
The University of Sydney
Master of Arts - MA, Behavioral Sciences, Master of Arts - MA, Behavioral Sciences at University of Warwick - Warwick Business School
University College London
English, German, Dutch