Fernando Plascencia

About me

My current research focuses on Machine Learning and NLP (natural language processing) models to study behavioral responses to crises (i.e violence produced by Urban Warfare, Terrorism), and complex social interactions; by exploring experimental measures of subjective well-being, risk perception and policy preferences.

I received a Ph.D. in Regional Science from Cornell University in 2017. My research applies concepts from behavioral economics and network theory to a broad set of topics . One side of my research interest is to measure decision making in violent scenarios by using multiple methods (e.g., experiments, surveys) to track well-being and evaluate policies.