Author: Paul Smaldino

Paul Smaldino is an assistant professor of cognitive and information sciences at the University of California, Merced, where he studies how psychological and behavioral traits emerge and evolve in response to social, cultural, and ecological pressures, as well as how those pressures can themselves evolve. I also have broad interests related to cultural evolution, cooperation, and complex adaptive systems. Much of his work involves building mathematical models and computer simulations to generate and test hypotheses.

Existing Career Incentives Are Often Bad for Science
Higher Education Reform
October 4, 2016

Existing Career Incentives Are Often Bad for Science

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