Internships for Neuroeconomists?

A google search inspired by this article in Science Careers on non-academic careers for behavioral scientists led me to this link about internships at Fidelity Investments's "Center for Applied Behavioral Economics"(no link)...

"Candidates pursuing doctoral or post-doctoral studies in decision theory, cognitive psychology, and/or economics are encouraged to apply."

The posting was at the end of March, but you never know, there may still be an opportunity for a budding neuroeconomists to break out that suit and tie that's been collecting dust for so long.

As a side note, a note on Brian Knutson's recent Neuron paper (along with his smiling mug) is mentioned in the adjacent article on neuromarketing.

Comments

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[truedough]

Danny L. McDaniel raised an excellent point.

[Hedge Fund]

Have you heard of any hedge fund or private equity firms hiring neuroeconomists? If you have any sites or articles on this I'd like to write about it in my hedge fund blog

- Richard
http://richard-wilson.blogspot.com

[denman]

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