Daniel Herrera

**Daniel Herrera**, a Professor of Economics at **Mines Paris-PSL**, is affiliated with the **Center for Industrial Economics (CERNA)**. His research focuses on **health economics**, **public policy**, and **environmental economics**, emphasizing valuing health risks and designing effective public policies. He holds a **Ph.D. in Economics from Toulouse School of Economics (2015)** and a postdoctoral fellowship at Paris School of Economics (2015–2018).

**Grants & Awards**: Herrera leads major grants including the EU Horizon-funded VALESOR project (2022–2025), ANR JCJC VHEALTH (2021–2024), and ADEME’s HERMES project (2020–2023). He has received prestigious awards like the *Marie Curie Scholarship* (2014–2015) and the *Student Best Paper Award* from the Society for Risk Analysis (2013).

**Policy Work**: He advises institutions like the **OECD**, **Ministère de la Transition Écologique**, and **FAO**, focusing on health valuation in public investment and zoonotic disease mitigation. His research bridges theory and practice, addressing critical issues such as healthcare market dynamics and disease prevention strategies.

**Teaching & Teams**: Herrera contributes to doctoral and engineering programs in economics at Mines ParisTech. He collaborates with interdisciplinary teams through affiliations like the **Chaire Économie du Climat** and the **Chaire Intellectual Property & Markets for Technology**.