Rossana Mastrandrea

Rossana Mastrandrea is a Tenure Track Researcher at the Department of Management 'Valter Cantino' of the University of Turin. She specializes in mathematical methods applied to economics, actuarial sciences, and finance. Her research focuses on evolutionary game theory, environmental economics, health economics, and complex systems modeling. She coordinates projects like the PRIN 2022 initiative on pharmaceutical innovation and collaborates with institutions such as IMT School for Advanced Studies (Lucca) and Groningen University. She teaches Mathematics for Finance in the Business Economics program.

• Affiliations: IMT School for Advanced Studies (Guest Scholar), Laboratory for Analysis of Complex Economic Systems
• Research Groups: Coordinator of the 'Mathematical Methods for Complex Economic Systems' group with Prof. Franco Ruzzenenti

Her work integrates network analysis, agent-based modeling, and statistical physics to study sustainability dilemmas, carbon emissions, and technological innovation. She has published extensively on topics like optimal transport in trade networks and the role of public/private sectors in mRNA vaccine development.

Awards: None explicitly listed.

Grants & Projects: Scientific coordinator of PRIN 2022 Project '3PBI', funded collaborations with Università Cattolica Sacro Cuore and Scuola Alti Studi IMT.

Labs/Teams: Leads research at the Laboratory for Analysis of Complex Economic Systems and collaborates with interdisciplinary teams in health economics and environmental policy.