Cady Ngo

Cady received a B.A. in Mathematics and a B.A. in Economics, along with a minor in Statistics, from Grinnell College. She was previously a visiting undergraduate researcher under Colin Camerer, where she studied the neural and physiological correlates of experimental asset bubbles. Now a predoctoral fellow in the Camerer Group, she uses tools including LLMs, fMRI, and eye-tracking to study human decision-making under risk and uncertainty, with a focus on market behavior — though always excited to tackle neuroforecasting questions across any domain. Outside of the lab, and beyond her ever-rotating roster of hobbies (she'll try most things once), Cady enjoys playing the piano, making origami, and rewatching the same three movies.