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• Emergency Medicine
• Critical Care
• Trauma
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Hasan Burak KAYA serves as an Assistant Professor in the Department of Emergency Medicine within the Faculty of Medicine at Bozok University, Turkey. His teaching responsibilities for the 2024-2025 academic year include six specialized courses: Basic and Advanced Cardiac Life Support, Trauma Patient Management in the Emergency Department, Management of Patients with Shortness of Breath (two variants), and Patient Transport Techniques. He earned his Medical Degree (MD) from Abant İzzet Baysal University's Faculty of Medicine between 2011 and 2017, completing his foundational medical education before specializing in emergency medicine. Dr. KAYA's research spans critical emergency medicine domains including trauma management , cardiovascular emergencies , neurological crises , and toxicological cases . His work demonstrates particular innovation in AI-driven diagnostic tools for conditions like pneumothorax and occupational health studies addressing burnout and musculoskeletal injuries among emergency staff. Recent publications reveal growing interest in pandemic response systems and rare emergency presentations requiring multidisciplinary collaboration. Analysis of his 31 publications (2018-2025) shows consistent focus on practical emergency department challenges, with recent acceleration in AI applications and educational contributions through book chapters. His collaborative network spans 29 researchers, predominantly from Bozok University, indicating strong institutional partnerships in advancing emergency care protocols and diagnostic methodologies.

Katarina HjortgrenView profile

Lecturer

• Social Work
• Psychosocial Support and Change Work
• Professionalization Processes in Social Work
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Katarina Hjortgren serves as University Lecturer at Örebro University's School of Behavioural, Social and Legal Sciences since fall 2007, currently managing the Health and Medical Care Counselor Program and previously directing the Social Work Program (2012-2020). Her academic credentials include: Master's degree in Social Work Licensed health and medical care counselor Specialized training in family therapy Basic psychotherapy certification Her research examines psychosocial support systems, professionalization trajectories in social work, and innovative pedagogical frameworks. She investigates network-oriented interventions for child/family welfare and develops cross-disciplinary educational models to strengthen professional competencies through interprofessional collaboration. Recent publications (2019-2025) reveal consistent focus on social work education reform, analyzing professional licensing implementation, violence prevention strategies in clinical training, and collaborative skill development through cross-program educational initiatives. Key themes address curriculum innovation for healthcare counseling and integrated approaches to intimate partner violence. No scientific awards were documented in source materials. As program manager for two major academic programs, she has led curriculum redesign and interdisciplinary development projects, including the award-nominated cross-program collaboration between special education and social work programs focused on inclusion and student health. Her occupational health consultancy background informs practical applications of psychosocial theory in educational contexts. She actively contributes to the "Social work and care across the life course (SAOL)" research group, advancing lifecourse perspectives in social care systems and professional practice.

• Pediatrics
• Nephrology
• Endocrinology
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Piotr Adamczyk serves as an Assistant Professor at the Department of Pediatrics, Faculty of Medical Sciences in Katowice, Medical University of Silesia. His academic career includes obtaining his doctorate in 2007 and achieving the position of Professor Assistant in 2018. He is actively affiliated with Górnośląskie Centrum Zdrowia Dziecka im. Jana Pawła II (Upper Silesian Child Health Center of John Paul II) in Katowice, where he conducts clinical and research activities. Dr. Adamczyk's research primarily focuses on the intersection of pediatrics, nephrology, and endocrinology, with particular emphasis on bone diseases , renal conditions , and metabolic disorders in children. His work examines critical areas such as bone metabolism in pediatric patients with diabetes, gender-specific patterns in bone disease development among children with chronic kidney disease, and the complex relationship between endocrine factors and renal function in pediatric populations. His research spans epidemiological studies of Polish pediatric populations, clinical management approaches, and therapeutic strategies for complex pediatric conditions. Analysis of his publication record reveals a strong focus on clinically relevant research with practical applications in pediatric care. His work demonstrates consistent investigation into the relationship between renal function and bone health, with increasing attention to metabolic factors and long-term outcomes in pediatric patients. The research spans from basic epidemiological studies to clinical management protocols and therapeutic innovations. h-index (Scopus Citations): 17 h-index (Web of Science Citations): 17 Total MEiN score: 6,096 Publications: 265 Promoted theses: 3 Dr. Adamczyk has supervised three doctoral theses, demonstrating his commitment to academic mentorship. His research has been supported through various grants that have enabled his extensive publication record and clinical investigations. His work shows strong collaboration with both national and international research teams, particularly in multicenter studies examining pediatric bone and renal disorders across Polish populations. His clinical work is conducted at SPSK Nr 6 ŚUM Górnośląskie Centrum Zdrowia Dziecka im. Jana Pawła II (Upper Silesian Child Health Center of John Paul II), where he contributes to patient care while advancing research in pediatric nephrology and endocrinology. His team focuses on comprehensive management of complex pediatric conditions, integrating clinical practice with research to improve outcomes for children with bone diseases, renal disorders, and metabolic conditions.

Tora Smulders-SrinivasanView profile

Senior Lecturer

• Molecular Mechanisms of Disease
• Cancer Biology
• Neurodegenerative Diseases
• +4 more

Tora Smulders-Srinivasan is a Senior Lecturer in Biomedical Science at Teesside University's School of Health and Life Sciences, where she has been working since 2017. She leads the Centre for Biodiscovery research group and is actively accepting PhD students. Prior to joining Teesside, she worked at Northumbria University as a postdoc, Anniversary Research Fellow, and Lecturer in Biomedical Sciences. Her educational background includes: PhD in Genetics/Cell Biology from Duke University (2003) Bachelor of Science in Biology with concentration in Genetics and Development from Cornell University (1996) Dr. Smulders-Srinivasan's research focuses on the molecular mechanisms of disease, with three primary areas of investigation. Her work employs Drosophila melanogaster (fruit fly) models extensively to study human diseases at the molecular level. She has established herself as an expert in using genetic models to understand complex disease mechanisms, particularly those involving mitochondrial function and circadian rhythms. Analysis of her recent publications reveals a strong focus on neurodegenerative diseases and cancer biology. Her work spans from basic genetic mechanisms to potential therapeutic applications, with several publications identifying potential drug targets. The research shows consistent use of Drosophila models across different disease contexts, demonstrating the versatility of this approach in biomedical research. Her notable scientific achievements include: National Research Service Award for her NIH Fellowship at Newcastle University Anniversary Research Fellowship at Northumbria University Participation in the Horizon Europe Marie Skłodowska-Curie Doctoral Network grant totaling €3,811,636.80 Dr. Smulders-Srinivasan is an active supervisor of graduate students, currently mentoring two PhD students as part of the TClock4AD network (Alexandros Zantis and Kazi Ishrak Faiyaz) and having recently supervised Dr. Maria O'Hanlon to completion of her PhD in August 2023. Her research is supported by significant grant funding, including £530,503 from the EPSRC related to the Horizon Europe project. She leads an active research laboratory focused on using Drosophila models to investigate disease mechanisms, with current projects examining prostate cancer targets, Parkinson's disease mechanisms related to mitochondrial function, and the connection between circadian rhythms and Alzheimer's disease.

• Neuro-Oncology
• Glioblastoma research
• Brain tumor therapeutics
• +5 more

Dr. Sonikpreet Aulakh is an Assistant Professor at West Virginia University School of Medicine with multiple appointments across departments including Medicine, Neuroscience, Medical Oncology at the WVU Cancer Institute, and the Rockefeller Neuroscience Institute. As a board-certified oncologist and internist specializing in Neuro-Oncology, she serves as Director of the Molecular Tumor Board at WVU, where she integrates cutting-edge molecular insights into personalized patient care for those with complex brain tumors. Dr. Aulakh completed her MBBS at Shyam Shah Medical College in India (2011), followed by Internal Medicine residency at Wayne State University (2013-2016), and a Hematology-Oncology fellowship at Mayo Clinic (2016-2019). Her clinical training has prepared her to address the complex needs of patients with primary and secondary brain cancers including glioblastomas, astrocytomas, oligodendrogliomas, meningiomas, and brain metastases. Dr. Aulakh's research program focuses on understanding and overcoming treatment resistance in glioblastoma and other high-grade gliomas. Her laboratory investigates CD38 as a therapeutic target, develops patient-derived xenograft models, and examines the tumor microenvironment's role in disease progression. She is particularly interested in addressing the biological diversity of brain tumors in the rural Appalachian region, which has led to the development of personalized treatment strategies tailored to this underserved population. Her work bridges laboratory discoveries with clinical applications, directly impacting patient care in rural neuro-oncology settings. Her extensive publication record demonstrates a strong focus on translational neuro-oncology, with recent work examining epigenetic regulatory genes in high-grade gliomas, sex differences in treatment response, immune evasion mechanisms in brain tumors, and novel immunotherapeutic approaches. She has published in leading journals including Neuro-Oncology Advances, International Journal of Oncology, Cancers, and Future Oncology. West Virginia Clinical and Translational Science Institute Research Scholar Award (2024-2026) West Virginia Occupational Therapy Best Physician Award (2023) Asian Society of NeuroOncology-Society of NeuroOncology Travel Award, Clinical Trials Scholars Course (2023) Roberts A. Winn Diversity in Clinical Trials Award Program (2022-2024) Multiple grants from Pfizer, Mayo Clinic Cancer Center, and West Virginia University Dr. Aulakh serves as Principal Investigator on multiple significant research projects including studies on CD38-targeted therapy, BCL2 in glioblastoma, and clinical trials addressing the biological and geographic diversity of high-grade gliomas in Appalachia. She has led several clinical trials including NCT04922723 (Phase I/II trial of radiation, temozolomide, and daratumumab immunotherapy for glioblastoma) and NCT05503797 (Efficacy and safety of FORE8394 in BRAF-altered cancers). Her PROTEUS Consortium study implemented patient-reported outcome-guided care models that have improved quality of life for brain tumor patients in rural Appalachia. As Director of the Molecular Tumor Board at WVU, Dr. Aulakh leads a multidisciplinary team that integrates genomic data with clinical decision-making to provide personalized treatment recommendations. Her laboratory work on developing pre-clinical models of glioblastoma supports the translation of basic science discoveries into novel therapeutic approaches. She collaborates extensively with clinicians, scientists, and community partners to address healthcare disparities in rural neuro-oncology care.

Nancy RodriguezView profile

Professor

• Sports Nutrition
• Protein Metabolism
• Exercise Physiology
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Nancy Rodriguez is a Professor of Nutritional Sciences in the College of Agriculture, Health, and Natural Resources at the University of Connecticut, with joint appointments in the Departments of Kinesiology and Allied Health Sciences. She directs the Sports Nutrition program at the University and for the Department of Sports Medicine in the Division of Athletics. Dr. Rodriguez served as Chair of University of Connecticut Institutional Review Board for the Use of Human Subjects from 2004-2008. Education: NIH Postdoctoral Research Fellow, Endocrine Research Unit, Mayo Clinic, Rochester, MN (1984-1986) Ph.D. in Biochemistry, West Virginia University, Morgantown, WV (1980-1984) M.S. in Nutrition, West Virginia University, Morgantown, WV (1978-1980) B.S. in Human Nutrition and Foods – Dietetics, Virginia Tech, Blacksburg, VA (1974-1978) Research Interests: Dr. Rodriguez's research program focuses on relationships between exercise, protein intake, energy balance, and protein utilization in athletes, physically active adults, and healthy obese and non-obese children. Her work examines how dietary protein affects skeletal muscle protein turnover, recovery from exercise, and maintenance of muscle mass across different populations and life stages. She has particular expertise in sports nutrition, protein metabolism, and the application of nutritional science to athletic performance and health optimization. Her recent publications demonstrate a continued focus on protein metabolism, with particular attention to protein requirements for different populations including athletes, aging adults, and military personnel. The research shows an evolution from basic protein metabolism studies to more applied research examining practical nutritional strategies for performance enhancement and health maintenance. Awards and Honors: Member, President's Council on Fitness, Sports, and Nutrition (2014-2017) Nominee for Dietary Guidelines Advisory Committee (2015) Outstanding Senior Alumni Award, Virginia Tech (2014) Big East Conference Award – Recognition National Women in Sports (2008-2009) American Dietetics Outstanding Dietetics Educator Award (2004) Dr. Rodriguez has served as major advisor for 11 PhD students and 26 MS students since 1991. Her grant portfolio includes significant funding from USDA, National Cattlemen's Beef Association, Dairy Research Institute, and the University of Connecticut Research Foundation, totaling over $600,000 in research support since 2005. Her research has been published in leading journals including the American Journal of Physiology, Journal of Nutrition, and Medicine and Science in Sports and Exercise. She directs the Sports Nutrition Services for the Department of Sports Medicine in the Division of Athletics and has provided services to professional sports teams including the NFL's Indianapolis Colts, Chicago Bulls, and Charlotte Bobcats.

Xiaoling XiangView profile

Professor

• Aging and mental health
• Late-life depression
• Chronic disease and comorbidity
• +3 more

Dr. Xiaoling Xiang is a Professor at the University of Michigan School of Social Work, where she conducts cutting-edge research aimed at improving the health and well-being of older adults. Her scholarship bridges fundamental social science inquiry with applied intervention science, focusing on late-life depression, digital mental health, chronic disease comorbidity, and the ethical deployment of artificial intelligence in gerontechnology. Education & Training 2015 PhD Social Work, University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign 2015 MSW Macro, University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign 2011 MPhil Social Welfare, Chinese University of Hong Kong, China 2009 BA Social Work and Sociology, Peking University, Beijing, China Research Foci Dr. Xiang’s program of research is organized around two synergistic pillars: Fundamental Social Science: Leveraging large national surveys such as the Health and Retirement Study (HRS) and the National Health and Aging Trends Study (NHATS), she employs advanced statistical techniques—survival analysis, structural equation modeling, generalized linear mixed models, and quasi-experimental designs—to illuminate the dynamic interplay among physical functioning, disability, mental health, and cognition. Applied Intervention Research: She designs, tests, and implements user-centered digital mental health interventions for home- and community-based settings. The flagship Empower@Home program is an internet-delivered CBT platform tailored for homebound older adults with depression, co-created through over 100 stakeholder meetings and four iterative redesigns. Current Funding & Grants NIMH R01 MH137064 — Testing real-world effectiveness and implementation of Empower@Home supported by social service providers and laypersons. ACL/NIDILRR Field Initiated Project 90IFRE0097 — Scaling and sustaining digital mental health interventions in community aging services. Scientific Honors 2025 Elected Fellow, Gerontological Society of America 2024 Grantee, Administration for Community Living 2024 Grantee, National Institute of Mental Health 2018 Ginsberg Center Award for Community & Service Learning Teaching & Mentorship Dr. Xiang has taught Adulthood and Aging , Evaluation in Social Work , Basic Social Work Research , and Statistics in Policy Analysis and Evaluation . She is actively recruiting and mentoring PhD students interested in aging, mental health, and digital interventions. Recent Publication Trends Her 2023–2025 portfolio reveals a concerted push toward pragmatic, hybrid effectiveness-implementation trials of digital CBT, qualitative exploration of user engagement, AI-driven analyses of social media discourse, and rigorous systematic reviews on chatbots and loneliness interventions.

• Pain Management
• Cancer Pain
• Neuromodulation
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Daniel W. Odell, MD is a Clinical Associate Professor in the Department of Anesthesiology at the University of Utah School of Medicine. He maintains dual clinical appointments at the University of Utah Health system and Huntsman Cancer Hospital, specializing in pain management and anesthesiology within the Supportive Oncology and Survivorship program. His practice focuses on complex cancer pain cases and advanced neuromodulation techniques, serving patients across Salt Lake City clinical sites including the Pain Management Center and Huntsman Cancer Institute South Clinic. Dr. Odell's educational journey includes foundational training in biomedical engineering and microbiology, followed by medical education and specialized clinical training: Bachelor of Science in Biomedical Engineering (minor in Chemistry) from Utah State University Associate of Science in Microbiology from Brigham Young University-Idaho Doctor of Medicine from Medical College of Wisconsin Transitional Internship at Wheaton Franciscan – St. Joseph Campus Residency and Chief Residency in Anesthesiology at University of Utah School of Medicine Fellowship in Pain Medicine at University of Utah His research program centers on revolutionizing cancer pain management through innovative intrathecal drug delivery systems, spinal cord stimulation, and evidence-based cannabis applications. Current investigations address critical gaps in understanding radiotherapy interactions with implanted pain devices, optimizing opioid-sparing protocols, and developing precision approaches for refractory cancer pain. This work directly informs his clinical practice where he implements cutting-edge neuromodulation strategies to minimize systemic opioid exposure while maximizing quality of life for oncology patients. Analysis of his 15 most recent publications reveals a dominant research trajectory focused on intrathecal drug delivery optimization (60% of works), with significant contributions to neuromodulation techniques (25%) and cannabinoid therapeutics (10%). His scholarship demonstrates consistent methodological rigor through prospective case series, retrospective analyses, and systematic reviews that bridge basic science with clinical implementation. The publications collectively underscore a strategic shift toward reducing opioid dependence in cancer pain management while addressing device-related complications in irradiated tissues. Dr. Odell maintains dual board certification from the American Board of Anesthesiology in both Anesthesiology and Pain Medicine subspecialty. His clinical excellence is reflected in exceptional patient satisfaction metrics (4.9/5 from 137 reviews), with consistent praise for his compassionate communication, technical expertise, and personalized approach to complex pain scenarios. Within the University of Utah's academic ecosystem, Dr. Odell contributes to medical education through clinical supervision and has authored authoritative book chapters in The Hospice Companion. His collaborative work with multidisciplinary teams at Huntsman Cancer Institute integrates pain specialists, oncologists, and palliative care providers to develop comprehensive survivorship programs. Current initiatives focus on refining antiplatelet management protocols for cancer patients undergoing neuromodulation procedures and investigating wound healing implications of novel targeted therapies.

• Pediatric and Congenital Cardiac Surgery
• Clinical Outcomes Research
• Immunology
• +3 more

Reilly D. Hobbs is an Assistant Professor of Surgery at the University of Utah School of Medicine , where he contributes to both clinical practice and academic mentorship. His work focuses on pediatric and congenital heart surgery , with a dual emphasis on clinical outcomes and basic science research. Education : MD from Wayne State University School of Medicine, MBS (Biomedical Sciences) from the University of Medicine and Dentistry of New Jersey, Residency in General Surgery at the Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania, and Fellowships in Congenital Heart Surgery and Adult Cardiothoracic Surgery at the University of Michigan. Dr. Hobbs’ research spans: Clinical Research : Long-term outcomes for congenital heart disease patients, surgical risk modeling, and healthcare disparities in cardiac surgery. Basic Science : Organ-specific cellular death mechanisms, immunologic pathways for debris clearance, and biomarker identification for organ injury. His publications highlight expertise in congenital heart surgery , valve procedures , and innovative surgical techniques , with a focus on improving patient care through evidence-based practices and technological advancements.

• Hepatitis B virus infection
• Innate immune responses
• Viral replication regulation
• +7 more

Professor Mengji Lu serves as the Director of the Working Group at the Institute of Virology, University of Duisburg-Essen. With extensive research experience in virology and immunology, Prof. Lu leads a dedicated team focusing on hepatitis B virus (HBV) research. The research group includes members such as Thekla Kemper (MTA), Xueyu Wang, Qian Li, and Shi Liu, all contributing to the comprehensive investigation of viral pathogenesis and immune responses. Prof. Lu's research interests center on the intricate relationship between hepatitis B virus infection and the host immune system. The team investigates the role of innate immune responses in controlling HBV infection, the regulation of HBV replication by miRNAs and host factors, and the development of immunotherapeutic approaches for chronic HBV treatment. A significant focus is placed on understanding the mutual influence between innate and adaptive immune responses during HBV infection, as well as exploring epigenetic control mechanisms related to cell differentiation, metabolism, and their connections to viral infection. The research employs various animal models to study HBV pathogenesis and potential therapeutic interventions. The extensive publication record demonstrates a consistent research trajectory in HBV virology, with recent work emphasizing cellular autophagy pathways, endosomal trafficking, viral replication mechanisms, and immune modulation. The publications reveal a strong interdisciplinary approach combining virology, immunology, cell biology, and molecular genetics to address fundamental questions about HBV persistence, clearance, and potential therapeutic targets. Key themes include the investigation of host factors that regulate viral replication, the complex interplay between viral components and host immune responses, and the development of novel strategies for HBV treatment. Prof. Lu's research group maintains active collaborations with numerous scientists across Germany and internationally, as evidenced by the co-authorship patterns in recent publications. The team receives funding for their research on HBV pathogenesis and immune responses, supporting both basic science investigations and translational research aimed at developing new therapeutic approaches for chronic hepatitis B infection. The laboratory utilizes advanced techniques in molecular virology, immunology, and cell biology to address critical questions in HBV research. The research group operates within the Institute of Virology at the University of Duisburg-Essen, where they maintain specialized facilities for virological research, including cell culture laboratories, molecular biology equipment, and animal models for HBV studies. The team contributes significantly to the understanding of HBV-host interactions and continues to explore innovative approaches for treating chronic hepatitis B infection.

Ricardo ResendeView profile

Assistant Professor

• Sustainable Construction
• Building Information Modeling
• Digital Transformation in Construction
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Ricardo Resende serves as Assistant Professor and Deputy Director of the Department of Architecture and Urbanism at ISTAR-IUL (Institute of Social Sciences, Technology and Law Research), where he also coordinates the Science Area of Architectural Technology. As an Integrated Researcher at ISTAR-IUL, he leads the Digital Living Spaces research group, focusing on sustainable construction methodologies and digital transformation within the construction industry. His educational background includes a Civil Engineering degree (2000), Master's in Structural Engineering (2003), and PhD in Civil Engineering from the University of Porto (2010). This strong technical foundation supports his research in Building Information Modeling (BIM), photogrammetry, sensorialization, and virtual/augmented reality applications in construction. Resende's research interests center around sustainable construction practices with emphasis on digital transformation of the construction industry. His work bridges theoretical research with practical applications, particularly in BIM-LCA (Life Cycle Assessment) integration, embodied carbon assessment, and smart building technologies. His publications demonstrate a consistent focus on environmental sustainability metrics within digital construction frameworks, with growing attention to circular economy principles in building design and renovation. Analysis of his recent publications reveals a clear research trajectory focused on integrating digital tools with sustainability metrics in construction. His work spans from fundamental BIM applications to advanced integrations with IoT sensor networks, VR/AR technologies, and life cycle assessment methodologies. A notable trend is the increasing sophistication of his research from basic BIM implementation to complex systems integrating environmental impact assessment with digital construction workflows. As coordinator of the Digital Living Spaces research group at ISTAR-IUL, Resende leads initiatives focused on applying digital technologies to create more sustainable built environments. His work connects architectural design with construction processes through advanced digital tools, creating bridges between theoretical research and practical industry applications in sustainable construction.

Kenneth L. ReedView profile

Part-Time Lecturer

• Dental Anesthesiology
• Periodontology
• Sedation
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Kenneth L. Reed, DMD is a part-time instructor at the University of Nevada, Las Vegas (UNLV) School of Dental Medicine, where he also serves as director of the advanced education certificate program in dental anesthesiology since spring 2023. In addition to his UNLV role, he is an affiliate assistant professor in the Department of Periodontology at Oregon Health Sciences University (OHSU). Dr. Reed is a retired periodontist and former associate program director of the dental anesthesiology residency at Lutheran Medical Center and New York University. Education Bachelor’s degree – University of Arizona Doctor of Dental Medicine (DMD) – Oregon Health Sciences University School of Dentistry Advanced training in anesthesia – OHSU Residency in periodontology – OHSU CODA-approved dental anesthesia residency – Lutheran Medical Center, Brooklyn, NY Research & Clinical Interests Dr. Reed’s scholarly and clinical work centers on dental anesthesiology , sedation safety , and emergency preparedness in the dental office. His research spans comparative studies of enteral sedation agents, management of pediatric sedation emergencies, local and regional anesthetic techniques, and pharmacological reviews of anesthetic agents. He has authored more than two dozen peer-reviewed articles and contributed chapters to leading textbooks on sedation and behavior management in dentistry. Scientific Awards & Leadership Roles Past President, American Dental Society of Anesthesiology Diplomate and Board President, American Dental Board of Anesthesiology Board Member, American Institute of Parliamentarians Certified Parliamentarian-Teacher, American Institute of Parliamentarians Professional Registered Parliamentarian, National Association of Parliamentarians Grants, Continuing Education & Outreach Over his career, Dr. Reed has provided more than 10,000 hours of continuing education in anesthesia-related topics to dental professionals. His commitment to education extends beyond the clinical realm; he is also an FAA-certified flight instructor (CFI, CFII, MEI, AGI) and holds an airline transport pilot certificate. Professional Affiliations & Labs Dr. Reed maintains active affiliations with the UNLV School of Dental Medicine and OHSU Department of Periodontology. While no specific laboratory or research group is named, his teaching and scholarly activities support the advanced dental anesthesiology training programs at these institutions.

Jeffery Duane FritzView profile

Associate Professor

• Molecular Biology
• Muscle Physiology
• Gene Therapy
• +3 more

Jeffery Duane Fritz is an Associate Professor at the Medical College of Wisconsin (MCW), specializing in local basic sciences courses at MCW's Central Wisconsin campus. He has been actively involved in teaching through small group work and holds a PhD from the University of Wisconsin-Madison. Education: PhD in Molecular Biology from University of Wisconsin-Madison Dr. Fritz's research spans foundational biomedical sciences and medical education. His early work focused on structural myofibrillar proteins in muscle development and pathophysiology, followed by specialized training in gene therapy and clinical pharmacology. Recent publications highlight his commitment to advancing medical education through flourishing-centered curricula, peer support programs for suicide prevention, and studies on student well-being, diversity, and emotional intelligence. His scholarly output reflects trends in integrating educational technology, addressing mental health, and promoting inclusive learning environments. A recurring emphasis on student development and medical training innovation underscores his contributions to pedagogy. Scientific Awards: Muscular Dystrophy Association Fellow NIH National Research Service Award recipient Department of Veterans Affairs Career Development Award Juvenile Diabetes Foundation International fellowship Dr. Fritz has received grants from federal agencies and foundations to support his work in diabetes research and educational initiatives. He has taught undergraduate and graduate students at Bethel University, University of Wisconsin Colleges, and Vanderbilt University.

Theresa Mariero OlasveengenView profile

Professor

• Intensive Care Medicine
• Resuscitation
• Cardiac Arrest
• +4 more

Theresa Mariero Olasveengen is a Professor at the Department of Anesthesiology and Intensive Care Medicine , University of Oslo. Her work focuses on resuscitation science , cardiac arrest , and intensive care medicine , with significant contributions to international guidelines through her roles in the International Liaison Committee on Resuscitation (ILCOR) and European Resuscitation Council (ERC) . Research Interests Optimizing post-cardiac arrest care through hypercapnia and temperature management Improving dispatcher-assisted CPR and public access defibrillation Studying hemodynamic effects during resuscitation in animal models Enhancing OHCA recognition and registry standardization Scientific Contributions Co-authored 2024 ILCOR scientific statement on post-cardiac arrest brain injury Developed 2021 ERC guidelines for adult advanced life support Conducted systematic reviews on oxygen/carbon dioxide targets and AED accessibility Led studies on ventilation techniques in newborn resuscitation and trauma care Awards & Leadership Chair of ILCOR Basic Life Support Task Force Co-chair of ERC Basic Life Support Task Force Editorial Board Member for Resuscitation and Resuscitation Plus

Anne Lund KrarupView profile

Associate Clinical Professor

• Emergency Medicine
• Eosinophilic Esophagitis (EoE)
• Gastroesophageal Reflux
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Anne Lund Krarup is a Clinical Associate Professor at Aalborg University's Faculty of Health Sciences , affiliated with the Department of Emergency Medicine at Aalborg University Hospital. With a PhD in Eosinophilic Esophagitis (EoE) and a clinical background as a Senior Physician, she bridges research and clinical practice in two critical areas: Emergency Medicine and EoE research Research Highlights: Led development of the Acute Basic Palliation Concept for terminal patients Established Denmark's first EoE Clinic for complex cases Pioneered 'sniff research' (Snus til forskning) to engage short-term staff in clinical studies Created first Danish regional, national, and pediatric EoE guidelines Published 100+ research outputs including 96 peer-reviewed articles Scientific Recognition: Best supervisor in Internal Medicine (2016) Best poster awards at NeuroGastro (2015) and Danish Society for Gastroenterology (2011) Outstanding teacher awards from Aarhus University (2010) and Aalborg University Hospital Global Impact: Collaborated with leading experts Magnus Simrén (Gothenburg), Daniel Sifrim (international pH/impedance standards), and EoEConnect network. Currently leading two major research projects: Non-invasive Pulmonary Embolism Diagnosis and Nanopore DNA-sequencing for Sepsis .