Vincent Niger🔸

• Vincent Niger🔸May 8, 2025, 12:11 PM

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  on: EAs in­ter­ested in EU policy: Con­sider ap­ply­ing for the Euro­pean Com­mis­sion’s Blue Book Traineeship

  Hi everyone,

  I have an interview soon for a five-month paid traineeship at EFSA, and I may also be selected for a Blue Book traineeship at the European Commission. I would love to hear from effective altruists who have explored or worked with EFSA, or who can compare these two programmes in terms of learning, impact, and long-term career capital for someone with a nursing and public health background focused maimly on biosecurity but with an interest in animal welfare. If you are willing to share insights or have a short call, please comment below or send me a DM. Thank you!

• Vincent Niger🔸Feb 18, 2025, 4:53 PM

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  in reply to: Mariuslt’s comment on: Does the Global Health Se­cu­rity In­dex Drive Policy Change? Help Me Find Out

  Thank you for your comment Marius, this is super useful!

Does the Global Health Se­cu­rity In­dex Drive Policy Change? Help Me Find Out

Shar­ing in­sights from my mas­ter’s work on the Global Health Se­cu­rity In­dex: seek­ing feed­back and re­search directions

• Vincent Niger🔸Oct 25, 2024, 10:47 AM

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  on: Crit­i­cal Re­view of Model­ling Strate­gies against Pandemics

  Thank you, Jérémy, for this excellent piece of work! It inspires me to delve further into simulation models for wargaming exercises. I believe these drills offer numerous benefits, particularly for maintaining pandemic risk awareness among stakeholders, including those who may be skeptical about scenarios involving non-naturally occurring threats. Do you think such exercises could still be impactful without relying on the highest-risk, most detailed dual-use simulation models?