Ruhollah Jamali

University of Southern Denmark | SDU · Maersk Mc-Kinney Moller Institute

The European pharmaceutical parallel trade refers to the practice of purchasing pharmaceutical products in one European Union (EU) member state at a lower price and reselling the products in another EU member state at a higher price. In the pharmaceutical market, pricing strategies are of utmost importance as the market structure and regulations al...

Agent-based models are often used to explore the potentialconsequences of different assumptions or scenarios and support decision-making in complex systems. One challenge in employing agent-basedmodels for decision-making is identifying the appropriate level of detailand granularity of the models in relation to the decision-relevant ques-tions. On...

Pharmaceutical parallel trade is a legal trade in European countries, where traders can buy medicinal products in one country and sell them in other countries to make a profit. In the pharmaceutical parallel trade market, players such as manufacturers, wholesalers, parallel traders, pharmacies, and hospitals are involved. Studying and analyzing thi...

Pharmaceutical parallel trade emerged due to the European Union's single market for medicines. While many players, such as manufacturers, wholesalers, parallel traders, pharmacies, regulatory authorities, and hospitals, are involved in this market, having a model that accurately reflects the parallel trade market could be a considerable advantage f...

Identifying a protein’s subcellular location is of great interest for understanding its function and behavior within the cell. In the last decade, many computational approaches have been proposed as a surrogate for expensive and labor-intensive wet-lab methods that are used for protein subcellular localization. Yet, there is still much room for imp...

Motivation: Identifying a protein subcellular location is of great interest for understanding its function and behavior within the cell. In the last decade, many computational approaches have been proposed as a surrogate for expensive and inefficient wet lab methods that are used for protein subcellular localization. Yet, there is still much room f...