Edson Serván-Mori
Edson Serván-Mori is a Medical Research Scientist at the Centre for Health Systems Research, National Institute of Public Health (Mexico). His work focuses on universal health coverage, financial protection, health system fragmentation, and health inequalities among vulnerable populations. He collaborates with international organisations and leading universities, and is a member of the Global Burden of Disease Study (IHME), the Network on Welfare and Policy in Latin America and the Caribbean (WPLAC), and the HEALTH Protect initiative. He has published more than 160 peer-reviewed articles, as well as books and policy reports. Edson holds a PhD in Economics summa cum laude from UNAM (Mexico), an MSc in Economics from CIDE (Mexico), and a BA in Economics from the National Agrarian University La Molina (Peru), with additional training in applied statistics, data science, and social development. ORCID
Carlos Chivardi
Carlos Chivardi is a Research Fellow in Economic Evaluation (TEEHTA) at the Centre for Health Economics, University of York. His research focuses on cost-effectiveness and efficiency analysis, particularly in relation to improving health outcomes for people living with HIV and diabetes. His main areas of interest include economic evaluation, efficiency analysis, and decision-analytic modelling. Carlos holds a Master’s degree in Health Economics from the National Institute of Public Health in Mexico and a Bachelor’s degree in Mathematics from the Autonomous University of Chiapas (Mexico). ORCID
Alejandro Zamudio Sosa
Dr. Zamudio holds a PhD in Social and Environmental Psychology from UNAM, complemented by advanced training in data science, machine learning, and complexity sciences. His research focuses on social and political psychology, collective action, and the application of data science to analyze social phenomena. He has a robust track record of international collaboration, having contributed to multidisciplinary research groups such as PILLAR, Health Protect, and LACAB, focusing on primary healthcare, health economics, and climate action. An accomplished scholar, he has published extensively in national and international journals, won the National Award for Academic Merit in Psychology (2024) and a national data science hackathon (2020), and is a founding member of DataCrack, a data science consultancy. ORCID
