
Steve’s research campaign looks to improve the foundational understanding required to effectively model and analyse complex, dynamic and adaptive (real world) human systems. He does this via economics, data science, social science, organization science, and human sciences (psych, urban, neuro, etc.) influences. His current research focuses on the human elements of place and space design (via social/physical infrastructures) and how this relates to social capital and other aggregate outcomes. Steve’s areas of interest include, Behavioural Economics, Complexity Science, Public Policy, Data Science, Artificial Intelligence, Digital Technologies, Cognitive Architectures, Organisational and Management Science, Ecology, Sustainability, Health and Wellbeing.