Dan Ariely speaking at one of our 2016 events

 

human social dynamics in the wild

 

In situ sensors

We maintain our physical spaces as platforms. Run your experiment in our observatory. This includes the use of passive sensors and human confederates.

data Trusts & citizen science

Our in house data privacy expert builds custom solutions for our open data policy, in order to maximize how the public can engage with these findings and future experiments. We are building a data trust such that the data collected can be used for positive impact and protected from misuse.

collaborative

Taking out findings into praxis: We are partnered with many communities and experimental community spaces around the world who are taking inspiration and deploying these kinds of experiments for themselves.

modular toolkits

Online and offline  surveys gather subjective data from participants. We create modular survey components based on well validated scales so that anyone can build a custom survey for their own social experiments. This not only makes our approach scalable, but also ensures that incoming data from a range of sources is in a comparable format for large scale across site studies.

Open IRB

An accessible ethics review service for in-situ, amateur and non-institutionalized human social science.  

 

 

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Experimental Dinners

In collaboration with the Red Victorian - Experimental Hotel we have been perfecting socializing for science: we have prototyped and streamlined social events that serve as experimental in situ set ups. We have tested out protocol in a number of different data gathering scenarios. If you have an experiment that you’d like to run using our platform, get in touch.
We have run 60 to 70 subjects a month, but can do more if needed.