Welcome to Scotland's first experimental economics laboratory: the Scottish Experimental Economics Laboratory (SEEL). This state-of-the-art experimental lab has been used to enhance our understanding of how markets work and how individuals make decisions.
SEEL also refers to a research group interested in experiment-based research and related subjects. SEEL members include researchers from the University of Aberdeen's Business School, Health Economics Research Unit, James Hutton Institute and other external institutions.
SEEL has enabled to, not only apply experimental methods to further our understanding of economic theory and its applications to diverse areas such as development economics, public economics, labour economics and the design of markets, but also foster exchanges and develop research collaborations amongst researchers both within and outside the University.