Mariia Murasheva

Mariia Murasheva is a postdoctoral researcher affiliated with SDA Bocconi School of Management (Bocconi University) and the Centre for Health Economics and Policy Innovation (CHEPI) at Imperial College Business School (Imperial College London). She currently contributes to the EU-funded Joint Action on Cardiovascular Diseases and Diabetes (JACARDI) project.

Educations:

• Ph.D. in Economics and Finance (Environmental Economics), 2024 - NOVA School of Business and Economics
• M.Sc. in International Management, 2015 - Graduate School of Management, Saint-Petersburg University
• B.Sc. in Physics, 2013 - Saint-Petersburg University

Research Interests: Mariia focuses on the intersection of environmental health and public health policy, particularly the impacts of industrial pollution on human health. Her work integrates environmental economics to inform policy decisions, leveraging epidemiological methods to quantify health outcomes linked to pollution exposure. She has conducted groundbreaking studies on cement plant emissions' effects on respiratory and cardiovascular health in Russia.

Articles Overview: Her research highlights nonlinear relationships between air pollution levels and hospital admissions, emphasizing vulnerable age groups. This work contributes to evidence-based policymaking for reducing industrial pollution's societal costs.

Grants & Projects:

• EU-funded JACARDI project on cardiovascular and diabetes policy

Labs/Teams: Active within CHEPI at Imperial College and collaborates with SDA Bocconi's management teams.