Dr. Lyon LOH is a Lecturer at RC4, NUS. He completed his Ph.D. from NTU and has been teaching at university since 2013. His research interest revolves around the interdisciplinary paradigm of complex systems theory, incorporating content and methodology across diverse disciplines including economics, psychology, philosophy, neuroscience, biology, computer science, and physics. As a complexity scientist, behavioural economist, and statistician, he is immersed in holistic aspects of complex systems and systems thinking, qualitative aspects of bounded rationality, behavioural decision making, psychological biases and heuristics, and conversely, quantitative reasoning aspects of mathematical, statistical, and algorithmic thinking.