Take part in the experiments of the Laboratory of Experimental Economics (LEEN)
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Published on January 13, 2026
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Updated on January 13, 2026
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on the January 8, 2026
Would you like to contribute to research and get paid for it? The Nice Experimental Economics Laboratory (LEEN) is recruiting student volunteers to participate in its experiments.
Université Côte d'Azur has an Experimental Economics Laboratory (LEEN). This laboratory conducts scientific experiments to better understand individual behavior in economic decision-making situations.
Participants in the experiments are asked to make decisions about sharing, contributing, or exchanging in a computerized environment that guarantees the anonymity of each person.
Participation is compensated: each student receives a fixed amount, plus a variable amount depending on their decisions during the session. On average, earnings amount to around €10 per hour, in addition to the guaranteed fixed amount.
Those interested can register directly online and obtain all the necessary information on the LEEN recruitment website.
I want to participate in the scientific experiment
By participating, you are actively contributing to the research conducted at Université Côte d'Azur.
The research team at the Nice Experimental Economics Laboratory would like to thank all students in advance for their commitment and participation.
Participants in the experiments are asked to make decisions about sharing, contributing, or exchanging in a computerized environment that guarantees the anonymity of each person.
Participation is compensated: each student receives a fixed amount, plus a variable amount depending on their decisions during the session. On average, earnings amount to around €10 per hour, in addition to the guaranteed fixed amount.
Those interested can register directly online and obtain all the necessary information on the LEEN recruitment website.
I want to participate in the scientific experiment
By participating, you are actively contributing to the research conducted at Université Côte d'Azur.
The research team at the Nice Experimental Economics Laboratory would like to thank all students in advance for their commitment and participation.
