Our goal is to develop psychological and behavioral perspectives on drinking water – one of the most valuable resources on earth.

From consumer insights to behavioral practices and public health, understanding how we think, act, and decide about drinking water is paramount as we tackle today and prepare for tomorrow. Our interests are in the psychology of judgment, decision making, and behavioural economics related to drinking water, along some further questions leading to fresh water, water security and water futures .

We are eager to work with multiple stakeholders and partners from academic, business, profit, nonprofit, and government agencies, through research, teaching, outreach, and consulting.

Topics of interest

Waterglass

Drinking water behaviour

Special waters

Consumption of diverse waters

Bottle water

Consumer psychology and decisions for bottled water

Tap water

Behavioral economics and practices of tap water

Fresh water

Fresh water, Water Security, and futures

Waterdrops

Water, animals, and other lives