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Does Algorithmic Trading Attenuate Asset Price Bubbles? An Experiment
(2022)We experimentally examine the impact of algorithmic trading strategies on asset price mispricing and the relative payoff of human vis-a-vis algorithmic traders. We imple- ment a 2x2 treatment design varying the algorithmic strategies into a market-making (liquidity-making) and a sniper (liquidity-taking) algorithm, and the algorithm’s speed into an instantaneous and a 5-second speed-bump algorithm. Our benchmark treat- ment is the ...Other Conference Item -
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Plant Protein Amyloid Fibrils for Multifunctional Sustainable Materials
(2023)ADVANCED SUSTAINABLE SYSTEMSArtificial functional materials based on amyloid fibrils are proven to be a promising strategy toward functional materials. However, scaling-up applications present sustainability concerns, as animal proteins are the main sources for fabricating amyloid fibrils. Plant-protein-based amyloid fibrils, a more sustainable alternative to animal proteins, are attracting increasing interests as building blocks in functional materials. Herein, 11 ...Journal Article