Vaccines for all?: A game theoretic approach to the donation of surplus vaccines to vaccine-poor countries

Vaccines for all? A game theoretic approach to the donation of surplus vaccines to vaccine-poor countries

Pieter Vanhuysse^*, Adam Lampert, Raanan Sulitzeanu-Kenan, Markus Tepe

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A game theoretic approach identifies conditions that foster vaccine-rich to vaccine-poor country donation of surplus vaccines
Lampert, A., Sulitzeanu-Kenan, R., Vanhuysse, P. & Tepe, M., 20. Aug 2022, In: Communications Medicine. 2, 107.
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Can we vaccinate the world?
Vanhuysse, P., 24. Oct 2022, Oslo : ScienceNordic.
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Kan vi vaccinere hele verden?
Translated title of the contribution: Can we vaccinate the world?: Self-interest seems to be a dominant motivating factor for vaccine-rich countries to donate - and it gives modest hope about win-win global cooperation during pandemicsVanhuysse, P., 12. Oct 2022, Videnskab.dk.
Research output: Other contribution › Net publication - Internet publication › Communication

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Can we vaccinate the whole world against COVID-19?
Vanhuysse, P. (Guest lecturer)
7. Oct 2022
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