José Miguel Córdova

I am a PhD candidate in the Technology and Social Behavior (TSB) program at Northwestern University, where I work on collective intelligence, complex systems, social behavior, and AI. I am advised by Ágnes Horvát.

My research examines how groups share information, coordinate, and make decisions, as well as how intelligent systems can be designed to support human judgment in complex social settings. I am particularly interested in emergent behavior: how interactions among people, technologies, and institutions produce outcomes that go beyond the intentions of any one individual.

I previously earned a BEng in Electrical and Electronic Engineering from the University of Manchester and an MSc in Electrical and Computer Engineering from the University of Michigan