Benjamin Miranda Tabak is a behavioral public policy professor at the School of Public Policy and Government at the Getulio Vargas Foundation (FGV). He coordinates the MSc Program in Public Policy and Government and holds grants from prestigious Brazilian entities such as CNPq and FAP-DF. He serves on several editorial boards of scientific journals. He has numerous academic publications in leading journals such as the Journal of Banking and Finance, Economic Growth, and Economic Dynamics and Control. His research interests mainly include evaluating public policies applied to health and other topics using behavioral insights and quantitative methods, such as machine learning. His research interests also lie in using complex networks applied to economic, social, health, and financial data; machine learning; modeling; and forecasting time series and panel data. He coordinates research projects on rationality in the public sector, health literacy and behavioral biases, and finance and development. He coordinates the experimental public policy lab at FGV, funded by the Capes Foundation.