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Emily Annika Burger is a Professor at the Department of Health Management and Health Economics, University of Oslo, where she leads research on health economics and cancer prevention. She holds a PhD from the University of Oslo and maintains a joint appointment as Research Scientist at Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health. Her education includes an MPhil from the University of Oslo and a BS from the University of Denver. Her research applies mathematical modeling to evaluate health policies, with emphasis on HPV vaccination strategies, cervical cancer screening, and cost-effectiveness analyses in global health contexts. Primary interests include optimizing prevention programs, health technology assessment, and addressing healthcare disparities. Recent publications demonstrate a focus on modeling vaccination impacts during pandemics, health economic evaluations of cancer interventions, and innovative screening methodologies. Her work frequently employs microsimulation models to project long-term public health outcomes. Awards and Honors 2023 Cancer Society of Norway Young Researcher Award 2024 University of Oslo Award for Young Researchers She leads multiple international collaborations, including projects with the Cancer Registry of Norway and Harvard Chan School. Her research group focuses on economic evaluation methodologies for healthcare technologies.

• Health Economics
• Cancer Prevention
• Mathematical Modeling
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Jukka Pirttilä is a Professor of Public Economics at the University of Helsinki, specifically within the Department of Political and Economic Studies in the Faculty of Social Sciences. He also holds affiliations as a researcher at the VATT Institute for Economic Research, a Senior Non-Resident Research Fellow at the United Nations University World Institute for Development Economic Research (UNU-WIDER), and a Fellow at CESifo. He serves as Deputy Director of the Finnish Centre of Excellence in Tax Systems Research (FIT), reflecting his leadership in national research initiatives. His research interests are centered on public economics , with a strong focus on optimal taxation , empirical analysis of tax systems , and the intersection of taxation and social protection in developing countries . His work spans labor economics, development economics, behavioral public finance, and inequality, often employing microsimulation and empirical econometric methods to evaluate policy impacts. His recent publications (2022–2024) reflect a consistent trend in analyzing tax and benefit systems in both developed and developing contexts. Key themes include migration and tax policy in Finland, tax-benefit microsimulation in the Global South, top income taxation in emerging economies, and youth activation programs. His work frequently involves cross-country collaborations and leverages large-scale administrative and survey data to assess policy effectiveness, equity, and efficiency. Fellow of CESifo Senior Non-Resident Research Fellow at UNU-WIDER Deputy Director of the Finnish Centre of Excellence in Tax Systems Research (FIT) Pirttilä has supervised and collaborated with numerous researchers, though specific advisees are not listed in the provided text. His work has been supported by major research centers such as VATT, CESifo, and UNU-WIDER. He is actively involved in policy-relevant research, particularly in Sub-Saharan Africa (e.g., South Africa, Uganda, Ghana, Tanzania, Zambia), assessing tax reforms, social protection programs, and fiscal policy impacts. He maintains a research blog at the University of Helsinki and has a highly active publication record, with over 47 papers announced in NEP (New Economics Papers) across fields like Public Economics, Public Finance, Development, and Labor Economics. His research is widely recognized, placing him among the top 5% of authors in RePEc based on output and co-authorship networks.

• Public Economics
• Optimal Taxation
• Empirical Analysis of Tax Systems
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Jussi Tervola is a Research Manager at the Finnish Institute for Health and Welfare (THL), within the Social Security and Services unit under Welfare State Research, part of the Healthcare and Social Welfare department. He holds a Doctor of Social Sciences from the University of Helsinki and is a Docent in Social Policy at the University of Turku. Doctor of Social Sciences (D.Soc.Sci), Social and Public Policy, University of Helsinki, 2018 Master of Social Sciences, Statistics, University of Helsinki, 2010 Docent (Adjunct Professor), Social Policy, University of Turku, 2023 His research centers on social and health policy, with a strong emphasis on the Finnish social security system, policy analysis through microsimulation, and the financial burden of health out-of-pocket payments. He specializes in developing microsimulation tools for evaluating the impact of policy reforms on income distribution and poverty. His work spans topics such as parental leave, refugee integration, unemployment insurance reforms, and healthcare affordability, using advanced register-based and microsimulation methods. His recent publications reveal a consistent focus on evaluating the distributional effects of social and health policies in Finland and the Nordic region. Key themes include poverty alleviation, equity in healthcare financing, the integration of immigrants, and the design of minimum income schemes. His research often involves comparative analysis and collaboration with international institutions like WHO Europe. Analysing the Effects of Healthcare Payment Policies on Poverty Smaller net or just fewer to catch? Disentangling minimum income schemes Comparing labor market integration of different refugee groups Distributional impacts of behavioral effects in unemployment insurance reform Promoting parental leave for immigrant fathers Jussi Tervola has been actively involved in research at Kela and THL, contributing to national policy discussions. He has collaborated with researchers from Stockholm University and has published extensively on social security and health policy. His work provides critical evidence for policymakers aiming to improve financial protection and equity in the welfare state. He leads research on microsimulation tools and conducts in-depth studies on social security reforms, healthcare financing, and the socio-economic integration of vulnerable populations. His projects often involve policy evaluation and the development of analytical frameworks for assessing the impact of social interventions.

• Social Policy
• Public Policy
• Microsimulation
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Sophie Cottet is a Research Fellow at the Department of Economics and Finance, UiS Business School, University of Stavanger. She is also a CESifo Affiliate and Research Affiliate at the Institut des politiques publiques (France). Her research focuses on applied microeconomics at the intersection of labor and public economics, examining labor demand, firm behavior, and policy impacts. Cottet holds a PhD in Economics from the Paris School of Economics (2023), supervised by Antoine Bozio, with a thesis titled Labor Demand, Labor Costs and the Firm: Evidence from Payroll Taxation Reforms in France . Her work explores how payroll tax policies affect firm performance and labor markets, with policy-relevant findings published in reports like the IPP’s evaluation of France’s payroll tax reforms. She has presented research at leading conferences, including the CESifo Area Conference on Public Economics (2024) and the European Association for Labour Economics (EALE). Teaching includes courses on public economics, causal designs, and policy evaluation at UiS Business School and the Ecole nationale d’administration (ENA). Grants: Agence nationale de la recherche (ANR) “Middleclass” project (2021–2022), Paris School of Economics research grants (2018–2022). Policy Engagement: Co-authored IPP reports evaluating tax reforms and public policies, including analyses of France’s 2019 budget and environmental R&D programs. Professional Service: Referee for journals like the Journal of Public Economics ; former co-founder of the Coffee Association at PSE. Cottet’s expertise spans econometric methods, quasi-experimental designs, and microsimulation. She is fluent in French (native), English, and proficient in Spanish, with coding skills in Stata, R, Python, and LaTeX.

• Public Economics
• Labor Economics
• Business Economics
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Lise Mørkved Helsingen is an Associate Professor at the Department of Clinical Medicine , UiT The Arctic University of Norway. Her work bridges Gastroenterology , Public Health , and Clinical Epidemiology , with a focus on evidence-based guidelines and cancer screening. Key Research Areas : Colorectal cancer screening, inflammatory bowel disease (IBD), patient-centered care, and healthcare policy. Recent Publications highlight trends in IBD management, AI-assisted colonoscopy, and frameworks for balancing screening benefits/harms. Scientific Contributions : Developed guidelines for the European Society of Gastrointestinal Endoscopy (ESGE). Co-authored influential works in The BMJ , JAMA Internal Medicine , and Annals of Oncology . Investigated SARS-CoV-2 transmission in Norway and Sweden during the pandemic. Lise collaborates with leading researchers like Michael Bretthauer and Magnus Løberg. Her work emphasizes shared decision-making , preventive medicine , and global healthcare standards .

• Gastroenterology
• Colorectal Cancer Screening
• Clinical Epidemiology
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Joonas Ollonqvist serves as a Senior Researcher at the Finnish Institute for Health and Welfare (THL), working within the Healthcare and Social Welfare department's Social Security and Services unit. He is actively involved with the INVEST-flagship research initiative. Doctor of Social Sciences (Economics, 2021) Master of Social Sciences (Economics, 2013) Bachelor of Social Sciences (Economics, 2013) His research expertise centers on microsimulation techniques applied to social policy analysis, with particular focus on income inequality dynamics, financial work incentives, retirement systems, and international comparisons of social security frameworks. Ollonqvist examines how economic factors and policy designs influence labor market participation and social protection outcomes. His recent publications reveal a methodological strength in comparative analysis and sensitivity testing, particularly examining how different measurement approaches affect policy conclusions regarding income distribution and social security systems. His work bridges economics, public policy, and social welfare research. 2022: Analysis of minimum income schemes across welfare states 2021: Investigation of health gradient relationships with income measurement 2021: Doctoral research on income inequality and work incentives Ollonqvist collaborates with researchers across multiple institutions, demonstrating an active research network in social policy analysis. His work contributes evidence-based insights for social security system design and reform.

• Microsimulation
• Income inequality
• Work incentives
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