Alexander Overdal Kjærsgaard Marin

Alexander Overdal Kjærsgaard Marin is a Postdoctoral Researcher at the University of Southern Denmark, affiliated with CPop within the Faculty of Health Sciences and the Department of Public Health. His research focuses on the economic and health implications of aging populations, with a strong emphasis on healthcare expenditures, long-term care, and gender differences in health outcomes.

His research interests span health economics, public health policy, and population health sciences. He investigates how demographic shifts, particularly aging, affect healthcare systems and economic sustainability. His work integrates empirical analysis of health data with policy-relevant insights.

The recent publication trend highlights a focused contribution to understanding the financial and functional challenges associated with aging societies. His work predominantly lies at the intersection of economics and health sciences, emphasizing data-driven policy recommendations.

• Health Economics
• Aging Populations
• Healthcare Systems
• Long-Term Care
• Health Expenditures
• Gender Differences in Health

He has been actively involved in knowledge dissemination through guest lectures at seminars hosted by VIVE and the ROCKWOOL Foundation, as well as presentations at international conferences such as the Nordic Health Economics Study Group and the SIENA Workshop. He also organized a workshop on GPT in Academia, indicating engagement with emerging technologies in research. Marin is a project participant in the active research project "Challenges of Ageing Populations: Physical Functioning, Cognitive Functioning, and Health Economic Consequences," which runs from 2022 to 2025 and has attracted policy attention and public engagement.

He is associated with research activities that have been referenced in policy sources and widely read in academic networks like Mendeley, reflecting the relevance and reach of his work.