<p>Experts draw on years of experience to detect patterns and make predictions when facing novel situations. <a href="https://www.secretservice.gov/">US Secret Service</a> Assistant Special Agent In Charge <a href="https://www.hsdl.org/?abstract&did=811339">James Huse</a> (Masters 1601/2) investigates decision making, cognitive biases, and how expert performance compares to those of novices with the same information.</p>

Experts draw on years of experience to detect patterns and make predictions when facing novel situations. US Secret Service Assistant Special Agent In Charge James Huse (Masters 1601/2) investigates decision making, cognitive biases, and how expert performance compares to those of novices with the same information.

<p>Experts draw on years of experience to detect patterns and make predictions when facing novel situations. <a href="https://www.secretservice.gov/" rel="noopener noreferrer">US Secret Service</a> Assistant Special Agent In Charge <a href="https://www.hsdl.org/?abstract&amp;did=811339" rel="noopener noreferrer">James Huse</a> (Masters 1601/2) investigates decision making, cognitive biases, and how expert performance compares to those of novices with the same information.</p>

Superforecasting: E Pluribus Analysis

A series of informal conversations with CHDS Homeland Security Master’s program students about their thesis research, the spark that led to the selection of their topic, research challenges and personal experiences with the thesis process. Participants also discuss how the topic relates to the broader homeland security enterprise and what it’s like to be part of the CHDS Master’s Program.

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