Dominique Cappelletti
Dominique Cappelletti is a research fellow at the Research Institute for the Evaluation of Public Policies of the Bruno Kessler Foundation.
She received a PhD in Economics and Management from the University of Trento and a Master of Science degree in Economic and Consumer Psychology from the University of Exeter, UK. Her main research interests lie in Behavioural and Experimental Economics, with a specific focus on incentives and behaviour change, language and economic decision-making, educational choices, and the applications of behavioral insights to public policy.
Recently, her focus has broadened to include policy evaluation and local public finance.
Spotlight's articles
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February 11, 2026New Gender Equality Plan (GEP) approvedTo mark the International Day of Women and Girls in Science, Fondazione Bruno Kessler reaffirms its commitment to gender equality through concrete action: the Board of Directors has approved the new Gender Equality Plan (GEP). The document is the result of a collaborative process that involved listening to and engaging with the internal community and various stakeholder groups. -
October 3, 2025The science next door“Girls bring unique perspectives that science cannot afford to miss” -
September 29, 2025Wired Next Fest 2025 TrentinoFondazione Bruno Kessler will be one of the key participants at WIRED Next Fest Trentino 2025, taking place in Rovereto October 2 through 5. The Foundation's events will explore topics such as green hydrogen and the energy transition, citizen science, digital justice, AI in medicine, complex systems, human-machine interaction, and intelligent robotics. -
May 27, 2025NEXGEN: the future of women in scienceFBK female researchers recently took center stage in an inspiring meeting with high school students, sharing their professional journeys.