Estee Lu

Dr Siting Estee Lu is a Stipendiary Fellow at the University of Edinburgh, School of Economics. Her research focuses on Behavioural Economics, Game Theory, Adaptive Learning, Searching and Matching, and Market dynamics, with recent interest in Large Language Model applications in economic games. She holds a PhD from the University of Edinburgh, following an MSc in Economics and a BSc (Honours) in Economics from the National University of Singapore. Dr Lu teaches courses such as Economic Principles, Economics 1, Statistical Methods for Economics, and Behavioural Economics. She also supervises PhD students and contributes to the Scottish Graduate Programme in Economics.

Siting Lu (Estée) is a researcher in Economics with expertise in Game Theory, Behavioural Economics, Market Design, and AI in Economics. Her work explores the intersection of these fields, particularly through the lens of large language models and their applications in economic analysis. She investigates strategic decision-making, market dynamics, and the role of AI in understanding human behavior. Her research includes topics such as status signalling, costly job search, and adaptive learning in labour markets. Her publications highlight the potential of AI to predict human strategic decisions and enhance market design frameworks.