Rachel Neller

Research

Current research

  1. 2026–27

    MSc Behavioural Science DissertationSeeking a partner

    London School of Economics

    I'm looking for an organisation to partner with on my LSE dissertation. You bring a question your team wants answered; I do the research from design to write-up, with LSE supervision and ethics handled on my side. You get findings you can use and publish, and you're credited as a partner.

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  2. 2026

    AI-Assisted Behavioural Activation for People with Multi-morbidity: A Rapid Scoping ReviewIn progress

    Research Assistant, Centre for Behaviour Change, University of Bath

    A PRISMA-ScR scoping review. I co-drafted the OSF registration and search strategy, ran the design checks, and led the patient and public involvement sessions.

  3. 2026

    Do Behavioural Levers Shift Referral Motivation? A Mixed-Methods A/B Interview StudyIn progress

    Behavioural Scientist, Orbit

    A study with 30+ participants that I designed and led. It informed a two-layer segmentation framework that was adopted into the product's architecture.

Completed research

  1. 2025

    Too Little, Too Late: How Financial Vulnerability Shapes Credit Card Late Fee Payment Behaviour

    Undergraduate dissertation, University of Bath, in partnership with ideas42

    Presented to ideas42's Financial Health team; the findings informed a wider ideas42 project funded by JP Morgan Chase.

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