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Date Time New ARC Centre behavioural economics to spur adoption of beneficial technology QUT researchers will lead the $6.5 million ARC Training Centre for Behavioural Insights for Technology Adoption (BITA) that aims to accelerate Australians’ adoption of innovation technologies in health, agriculture and cybersecurity. Health, agriculture and cybersecurity innovations offer greater productivity and sustainability Collaboration between three universities and industry designed to speed take-up of new technologies Shock of the new causes resistance to new technologies if benefits not well understood Lead researcher QUT Professor Uwe Dulleck from the Centre for Behavioural Economics, Society and Technology (BEST) and QUT’s School of Economics and Finance said the centre involves 15 QUT researchers from four faculties with six from the University of Western Australia and seven from the University of Queensland.

Rebekah russell bennettGerald holtmannUwe dulleckDietmar hutmacherSagadevan mundreeMargaret sheilSchool of advertisingSchool of economicsCentre for agricultureUniversity of queenslandCentre for behavioural economicsUniversity of western australiaBehavioural insightsTechnology adoptionBehavioural economicsWestern australia