I am a Principal Economist at the e61 Institute. Prior to this, I was a Researcher at the California Policy Lab at UCLA, where I worked on a diverse range of projects in labor markets, the social safety net, and homelessness. I received my PhD in Economics from the University of Illinois Chicago in 2023.
Bonny is a Associate Professor at the Macquarie University Centre for the Health Economy (MUCHE). Bonny’s expertise is in pharmaceutical policy in Australia, and economic evaluations of healthcare interventions and technologies. Dr Parkinson leads a team of researchers conducting evaluations of submissions to the Pharmaceutical Benefits Advisory Committee (PBAC) and researching economic evaluation methodology. Bonny has excellent skills in presenting complex economic research in ways that captivates an audience’s attention and is understandable. She teaches health economics as of the Masters of Public Health and regularly teaches short courses on economic evaluation.
I am a health economist interested in the various costs of cancer. My research aims to use health services research and health economics to improve cancer care by providing relevant, reliable information for decision making.
Associate Professor at the ANU Research School of Economics with research interests in public economics, in particular optimal income tax theory and higher education finance
Dr Leonora Risse is an economist who specialises in gender equality. Her research focuses on gender gaps in the workforce, including the gender pay gap and women’s under-representation in leadership and decision-making.
Dr Elcin Tuzel is a Research Fellow and Health Economist at the Centre for the Business and Economics of Health (CBEH) at The University of Queensland. Her research applies econometric methods to evaluate health and education policies, focusing on primary care delivery, workforce planning, and mental health. As a Chief Investigator on multiple interdisciplinary projects, she examines how governance, institutional design, and policy interventions influence health outcomes and system efficiency. Elcin is an active member of the Australian Health Economics Society, convenor of its Mental Health Special Interest Group, and a certified Mental Health First Aider.
Rosalie Viney is Professor of Health Economics and Director of the Centre for Health Economics Research and Evaluation at University of Technology Sydney
Dr Emmanuelle Walkowiak VC\\\'s senior research fellow of RMIT. She analyses the impact of the digital transformation on new shapes of work and the evolution of the quality of working life. More specifically, she leads the FLOW-GenAI initiative (Future of Labour, Organisation and Work with Generative AI). My research contributes to understand how the rapid diffusion of technologies is disrupting work, workers, workplaces, the labour market and employment policies. In this period of digital acceleration, businesses and policy makers struggle with the changing nature of work and their workplace models. I provide evidence-based analysis to adapt employment policies and organisational practices to make them fit for a productive, inclusive and sustainable Future of Work.
