Cerca Trova conducts research on the concept of information heterogeneity and interactions among heterogeneous agents across various disciplines.

In psychology, the center focuses on theoretical research into information exchange and conscious-unconscious dynamics through the concept of the dual agent, and promotes therapeutic applications based on its findings.

In finance, it applies the dual agent concept to the study of market volatility.

In economics, the center questions the notions of representative agent and agent aggregation and examines the interactions among a large number of agents and the emergence of collective states.

In neuroscience, Cerca Trova applies its research on collective states to populations of interacting neurons.