Eugene is a behavioural scientist with a passion for research that protects and/or enhances the welfare of individuals in organisations and in society. His primary research interests include organizational behaviour (e.g., incivility, bystander intervention), health services research (e.g., person-centered care), and decision making (e.g., shared decision making). He employs laboratory and online experiments, conducts observational field studies, and develops surveys for investigating phenomena of interest, generating insights to inform theory and practice.

Before joining BISI, Eugene was the Research Manager at NUS Care Unit and has experience with running campus climate surveys, grant management, mentoring early-career researchers, formulating policy and practical recommendations, and developing behaviour change interventions. Eugene has worked with healthcare practitioners on topics ranging from shared decision making to disruptive behaviour. He also has prior experience working with the Behavioural Insights Team in HMRC and with the UK Consumer Rights Association.