News

What casinos teach us about decision-making: Will Bennis for HN

What if part of what we call cognitive bias in management presentations is not a flaw in judgment, but a reasonable adaptation to the environment? In an interview for Hospodářské noviny, Will Bennis from Decision Lab Prague shows why complex models often fail in uncertain times and why it is sometimes more useful to understand […]

What casinos teach us about decision-making: Will Bennis for HN

Success for our research assistant: Adéla Kulhavá wins award in prestigious ESOP competition

We are pleased to announce that our research assistant, Adéla Kulhavá, has achieved significant success in the academic field. As part of the ESOP (Excellent Student Research Papers) competition at the Prague University of Economics, her bachelor’s thesis was awarded in the category “contribution to knowledge.” Under the supervision of Ing. Lucie Mařanová, Adéla focused […]

Success for our research assistant: Adéla Kulhavá wins award in prestigious ESOP competition

Marek Hudík at TEDxVSE University

We are happy to share that our member, Marek Hudík, spoke at the TEDxVSE University conference with a lecture in the thematic section “Vision from Theory” entitled “The Power of Self-Selection.” The TEDxVSE University: From Theory to Market event took place on November 25, 2025, at the University of Economics in Prague, in Žižkov. The […]

Marek Hudík at TEDxVSE University

Where does a gift end and a bribe begin? Michael Arntz and Štěpán Bahník publish on a topical issue

The Christmas season is traditionally associated with gift-giving and expressing gratitude for cooperation in business. But where is the line between innocent gestures and corrupt behavior? Our doctoral student, Michael Arntz, addresses this topic in two new publications—a popular article for Hospodářské noviny and a new scientific study, which he co-authored with his supervisor Štěpán […]

Where does a gift end and a bribe begin? Michael Arntz and Štěpán Bahník publish on a topical issue