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• Digital Work
• Digital Nomadism
• Openness in Organizations
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Professor Daniel Schlagwein is a leading academic in Digital Work and Organization at the University of Sydney's Sydney Business School. He heads the Digital Future(s) Research Group and serves as Editor-in-Chief of the Journal of Information Technology (JIT). His work focuses on digital nomadism, openness in organizations, and blockchain technology. He has received over A$390,000 in ARC funding for research on digital nomadism and advises governments and corporations like LEGO and Bosch. Research Interests: Schlagwein's research explores how digital technologies reshape work and organizational structures. Key areas include: - Digital nomadism's sociopolitical impacts - Crowdsourcing ethics and applications - Blockchain's socio-technical implications - AI ethics in research practices His work bridges theory and practice, with featured media coverage in ABC, Wired, and McKinsey Quarterly. Awards: Notable honors include the 2023 SUPRA Best Supervisor Award and multiple top paper awards from AIS and ASIS&T. He was named a Senior Scholar by the Association for Information Systems (AIS). Grants & Media: Led ARC Discovery Project (2019–2024) on digital nomadism. Advised Thailand and Australia on nomad visa policies. Regularly quoted in global media on crypto, remote work, and AI ethics. Teaching: Courses include digital strategy (MBA), qualitative research methods (PhD), and digital work practices (MCom). Developed 'The Crypto Game' to teach blockchain concepts interactively. Labs & Teams: Directs the Digital Future(s) Research Group, collaborating globally on digital transformation topics. Supervised 15 PhD/Master’s students to completion.

Fadi KaraaView profile

Associate Professor

• Civil Engineering
• Environmental Systems
• Infrastructure Resilience
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Fadi Karaa, an Associate Professor in the Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering at New Jersey Institute of Technology , focuses on enterprise and project management systems, infrastructure resilience, and lifecycle management. His interdisciplinary teaching spans courses in performance and risk analysis of infrastructure systems, construction management, and data analytics. He has taught at MIT, Tufts University, Northeastern University, and Notre-Dame University. PhD , Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Civil Engineering (Water Resource Systems) MS , MIT, Management (Finance and MIS) MS , MIT, Civil Engineering Systems Engineer Diploma , Ecole Polytechnique, Paris His research integrates analytical applications for risk modeling, multi-hazard flood protection, and underground infrastructure asset management. Current work explores green infrastructure optimization, predictive modeling, and decision support systems for water and wastewater networks. His publications emphasize risk propagation analysis , project bundling , agent-based modeling , and underground conduit management , with keywords spanning Civil Engineering , Environmental Systems , and Machine Learning . Excellence in Teaching Awards (College of Engineering, NJIT) Arthur T. Ippen Award, MIT Boston Society of Civil Engineers President’s Appreciation Award He has led federally and state-funded projects, including multi-tiered flood protection strategies post-Sandy and decision support systems for the US Army Corps of Engineers. His industry experience includes Vice Presidency at Oracle Corporation, where he developed enterprise solutions for Fortune 100 companies.

Xing WuView profile

Associate Professor

• Transportation Systems
• Maritime Logistics
• Traffic Engineering
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Xing Wu, Ph.D., P.E., is an Associate Professor in the Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering at Lamar University. His expertise spans transportation systems, maritime logistics, and infrastructure resilience. He has received notable awards, including the 2017 SWEET SIXTEEN from AASHTO and ASCE ExCEED Fellowship, and served as Principal Investigator (PI) for a TxDOT-funded project addressing traffic signal timing. His research integrates advanced data analysis techniques like AIS data and machine learning to address challenges in transportation efficiency, safety, and environmental impact. **Education**: B.S. in Civil Engineering, Tsinghua University (2002) M.S. in Management Science and Engineering, Tsinghua University (2005) M.S. in Civil Engineering/Construction Management, Carnegie Mellon University (2006) Ph.D. in Transportation System Analysis and Engineering, Northwestern University (2011) **Research Interests**: Focus on optimizing transportation networks, maritime channel operations, traffic signal control systems, and environmental resilience in infrastructure. His work leverages empirical data and computational models to improve safety and efficiency in both urban and coastal settings. **Key Contributions**: Over 50 publications since 2005, including studies on vessel behavior in narrow waterways, traffic crash severity analysis, and electric vehicle feasibility. His recent work emphasizes data-driven solutions for congestion mitigation and infrastructure resilience. **Awards**: Extensive recognition from academic and professional bodies, including multiple fellowships and university merit awards. **Grants & Advising**: PI on TxDOT projects and recipient of grants like the Larry Lawson Faculty Fellowship. Advises students in civil engineering disciplines, though specific advisee names are not listed.

John T. FoxView profile

Associate Professor

• Environmental Engineering
• Pollution Prevention
• Water Treatment Technologies
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John T. Fox is an Associate Professor of Civil & Environmental Engineering at Lehigh University's Rossin College of Engineering. His research focuses on pollution prevention, water treatment technologies, and sustainable materials. He leads projects on biomaterials for air pollution control, industrial waste reclamation, and novel materials for water treatment. He is affiliated with the American Foundry Society Pollution Prevention Committee and Tau Beta Pi honor society. Education: Ph.D. and M.S. in Environmental Engineering from Pennsylvania State University, and B.S. in Civil & Environmental Engineering from Virginia Military Institute. Teaching includes undergraduate courses on Air Pollution, Environmental Water Chemistry, and Engineering Design, as well as a graduate/undergraduate course on Hazardous Waste Management. His research interests span engineering sustainability, pollution prevention, and materials characterization, with emphasis on industrial applications. Recent publications highlight advancements in thermal energy storage, phase change materials, 3D-printed concrete, and pollution control technologies. His work integrates environmental science with practical engineering solutions for sustainable development. Labs/Teams: Active in Lehigh's environmental engineering research group, collaborating on projects related to foundry waste reclamation, pollution control, and eco-friendly materials.

• Fiscal Policy
• Monetary Policy
• Environmental Economics
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Nikolai Stähler is a Research Professor at the Deutsche Bundesbank's Research Centre within the Directorate General Economics. His work focuses on fiscal policy, monetary policy interactions, environmental economics, and DSGE modeling. He has contributed extensively to understanding public debt management, taxation reforms, and the macroeconomic impacts of climate policies. His research often involves multi-sector DSGE models to analyze policy effectiveness. Key areas include carbon pricing mechanisms, fiscal stimulus evaluation, and international trade policy. Recent studies address energy price stabilization strategies during crises and the implications of aging populations on current account balances. His articles highlight innovative approaches to taxation shifting, border carbon adjustments, and climate club frameworks. Collaborations span institutions like the Bundesbank and Eurosystem, emphasizing practical policy applications.

Carlos José De Oliveira E Silva RodriguesView profile

Associate Professor

• Territorial Innovation Systems
• Triple Helix Dynamics
• Science Technology and Innovation Policy
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Carlos José De Oliveira E Silva Rodrigues serves as Associate Professor at the University of Aveiro's Department of Social, Political and Territorial Sciences, where he held departmental leadership from 2015-2024. As coordinator of both the Center for Asian Studies and Master in Chinese Studies programs, he bridges European and Asian academic communities while maintaining active research through the Governance, Competitiveness and Public Policy (GOVCOPP) research unit. His educational background centers on Social Sciences, with PhD-level expertise applied across interdisciplinary domains. Rodrigues' research portfolio demonstrates deep engagement with territorial innovation frameworks and China-related studies, reflecting dual specializations developed through extensive fieldwork and policy analysis. Scientific interests converge on territorial innovation systems with emphasis on triple helix dynamics (university-industry-government interactions), science and technology policy, and EU-China relations. His work examines how socioeconomic development pathways emerge from institutional arrangements, with particular focus on smart specialization strategies in peripheral European regions and China's global soft power initiatives through sports diplomacy and infrastructure projects. Recent publications (2022-2024) reveal three dominant trajectories: 1) Critical analysis of EU-China relations through cognitive dissonance and strategic ambiguity lenses, 2) Territorial innovation models addressing regional disparities in Portugal's Centro region, and 3) China's global influence via Health Silk Road initiatives and football diplomacy. Methodologically, his work combines policy analysis with comparative case studies across Europe, Africa, and Asia. Coordinator, Center for Asian Studies (University of Aveiro) Coordinator, Master in Chinese Studies Program Former Department Head (2015-2024) Active contributor to GOVCOPP research unit Participant in multiple national/international R&D projects Administrative leadership complements research activities, with departmental governance experience informing studies on university roles in regional competitiveness. Current projects examine quadruple helix innovation frameworks while maintaining longstanding engagement with Portuguese-China bilateral relations through both academic and policy channels.

• Medical Education
• General Practice Education
• Health Professions Education
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Dr. Samantha Scallan is a Senior Lecturer at the University of Winchester, leading the MA Medical Education programme and convening the Medical Education Research Centre. She has been teaching on medical education courses since 2007, focusing on general practice education, GP trainer development, and medical appraisal systems. Her research emphasizes qualitative methods in evaluating GP training programs, quality assurance processes, and innovative educational interventions. Education: Completed her PhD at the University of Winchester in 1998, investigating the construction of 'race' in educational policy-making. Research Interests: Strategic development of GP training, appraisal and revalidation processes, resilience in medical education, and interprofessional learning. Key areas include GP workforce retention, simulation-based education, and supporting clinicians with dyslexia. Publications: Over 50 peer-reviewed articles, book chapters, and reports on GP education, including influential work on the Audio-COT assessment tool and the benefits of medical appraisal systems. Awarded RCGP Certificate of Commendation (2017) for contributions to primary care education Wessex RCGP Primary Care Award (2013) for regional educational impact Professional Roles: Deputy Editor of Education for Primary Care , External Examiner for Newcastle and Dundee Medical Education programs, and member of the ASME Educator Development Committee. Labs/Teams: Active in the Wessex GP School and GP Education Unit collaborations, leading projects on GP trainer accreditation and resilience-building strategies.

Carlo CALLARIView profile

Associate Professor

• Rational Mechanics
• Structural Mechanics
• Geotechnical Engineering
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Prof. Carlo CALLARI is an Associate Professor at the University of Molise, affiliated with the School of Biosciences and Territory. His research focuses on mechanics of solids and structures, rational mechanics, and tunneling. He specializes in computational mechanics, geotechnical engineering, and numerical modeling of quasi-brittle materials. His work includes developing advanced damage models, non-local gradient methods, and hydro-mechanical coupling analysis. Research Interests: Prof. CALLARI’s expertise spans structural mechanics, tunnel engineering, and computational methods. He has pioneered eikonal gradient-enhanced damage models for analyzing material failure in quasi-brittle systems. His studies also address historical engineering practices and modern tunneling innovations, bridging technical and historical perspectives. Publications: His recent work (2024–2020) emphasizes anisotropic damage models, numerical simulations of tunnel stability, and historical analyses of Roman and 19th-century infrastructure projects. His 2022 editorial on soil erosion highlights innovation in numerical methods for geotechnical hazards. Awards: No specific awards listed, but his contributions to computational mechanics and tunnel engineering are widely recognized in academic circles. Grants/Advising: No direct grants or student advisees listed in provided texts, but his active publication record suggests ongoing research collaborations. Labs/Teams: Engaged with computational mechanics and geotechnical engineering research groups at the University of Molise, focusing on numerical methods and infrastructure safety.

• Tourism Management
• Event Management
• Leisure Studies
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Dr. Emmet McLoughlin is a Senior Lecturer in Tourism and Events Management at Cardiff Metropolitan University, affiliated with the Cardiff School of Management. He is a member of the Welsh Centre for Tourism Research (WCTR) and a Fellow of the Higher Education Academy (UK). His research focuses on destination resilience, biosecurity in tourism, event crisis management, and sustainable tourism planning. He holds a PhD from Atlantic Technological University Sligo (2017) and a BA (Hons) Business (2011). Education: PhD in Tourism (2017), BA Business (2011) Research interests span destination management, leisure studies, and sociology, with recent work addressing post-pandemic travel disruptions and biosecurity protocols. He serves as an External Examiner at Ulster University and the University of Westminster. McLoughlin contributes to the International Journal of the Sociology of Leisure and Leisure Studies editorial boards. Recent publications (2023-2025) explore topics like regenerative tourism frameworks, digital media's cultural impact, and sustainable planning in Ireland. He actively engages with UN SDGs related to education and sustainable development. Awards: Fellow of the Higher Education Academy Advising and grants: Supervises research on tourism resilience and digital transformation. Collaborates on projects funded by UK and EU frameworks. Leads initiatives like the 'Environmental Toolkit for Welsh Construction MSEs.'

Tilmann E. KuhnView profile

Researcher

• Solar Energy
• Building Integrated Photovoltaics (BIPV)
• Thermal Engineering
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Dr. Tilmann E. Kuhn is the Deputy Head of the Department Energy Efficient Buildings at Fraunhofer ISE, specializing in energy-efficient building systems and solar technologies. He holds a PhD in Physics from the National and Kapodistrian University of Athens and has been with Fraunhofer ISE since 1999. His research focuses on building-integrated photovoltaics (BIPV), solar thermal systems, and smart building technologies. He has led the Solar Building Envelope Group (2004-2022) and coordinated numerous national and international projects. His work emphasizes interdisciplinary collaboration, standardization, and practical implementation of renewable energy solutions. Education: PhD in Physics: Design, Development, and Testing of Innovative Solar-Control Facade Systems (University of Athens) Studies in Physics (University of Heidelberg) Research Interests: Dr. Kuhn’s work spans BIPV integration, thermal performance of building envelopes, and digital tools for energy-efficient design. His innovations include anti-glare PV modules, solar thermal facade systems, and semantic web-based building data frameworks. He advocates for standardized methodologies to bridge research and industry needs, ensuring practical adoption of sustainable technologies. Projects & Grants: He has coordinated projects like SolConPro and contributed to initiatives like BIPV Baden-Württemberg . His teams develop prototypes (e.g., MorphoColor PV modules) and testing protocols (e.g., GWERT-TRACKER) to advance BIPV and solar thermal applications. Labs & Teams: His division collaborates across Fraunhofer ISE’s R&D infrastructure, focusing on energy-efficient building systems, materials science, and digital simulation tools. Key areas include facade innovation, thermal management, and interdisciplinary energy solutions.

Charlotte SenkpielView profile

Researcher

• Energy System Modelling
• Social Science Integration in Energy Modelling
• Technology Diffusion Modelling
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Dr. Charlotte Senkpiel is a Senior Scientist in Energy System Analysis at the Fraunhofer Institute for Solar Energy Systems (ISE), Division Power Solutions. Since 2023, she holds dual roles as Deputy Secretary General and Project Lead at Germany's Expert Council on Climate Change (ERK). Her career includes membership in the German Council of Experts on Climate Change (ERK) since 2019, and prior roles as a PhD candidate and researcher at Fraunhofer ISE (2012–2023). She earned her PhD from the University of Freiburg in 2023, focusing on integrating social science with energy system modeling. Research & Projects: Her work centers on energy system modeling, technology diffusion, and policy analysis. Major projects include SOUVERÄN (sustainable supply chains), AutGrid (grid autarky risks/benefits), and Sozio-E2S (socio-cultural influences on energy transitions). Her expertise spans renewable energy integration, decarbonization pathways, and socio-technical systems analysis. Publications: Over 40 peer-reviewed articles and reports since 2013, focusing on energy policy scenarios, decarbonization strategies, and agent-based modeling of technology adoption. Recent work addresses Germany’s 1.5°C carbon budget alignment and industrial electrification pathways. Labs/Teams: Leads energy transition modeling teams at Fraunhofer ISE, collaborating on cross-sectoral decarbonization projects. Active in developing open-source tools for energy system analysis and policy impact assessment.

• Medical Anthropology
• Public Health
• Health Technologies
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Rebecca Lynch is an Assistant Professor in Medical Anthropology (Honorary) at the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine. Her work bridges anthropology and public health, focusing on health, illness, bodily boundaries, and the interplay between bodies and environments. She holds a PhD in Social Anthropology from UCL (2016), an MSc in Medical Anthropology from UCL (2015), and a BA in Social Anthropology from the University of Kent (2013). Education: Doctor of Philosophy (Social Anthropology), UCL University College London Master in Science (Medical Anthropology), UCL University College London Bachelor of Arts (Social Anthropology), University of Kent Her research explores constructions of health, biomedical frameworks, and non-human interactions. Recent projects include studies on multi-morbidity in London and the fluidity of bodily definitions. She has conducted fieldwork in Trinidad and the UK, addressing topics like public health interventions, chronic conditions, and the social dimensions of health technologies. Key collaborations include work on parental mental health, domestic violence impacts, and systematic reviews of healthcare costs. Her work contributes to UN Sustainable Development Goals related to health and well-being (SDG 3) and sustainable cities (SDG 11). She has advised on projects such as the Well London initiative and has contributed to policy analyses on healthcare access and chronic disease management.

• Information Systems
• Data Privacy
• Behavioral Cybersecurity
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Dr. Oluwafemi Akanfe is an Assistant Professor at the Collat School of Business, University of Alabama at Birmingham (UAB), specializing in Information Systems. He holds a Ph.D. in Information Technology from the University of Texas at San Antonio, with prior industry experience at a Big Four consulting firm. Education: Ph.D. in Information Technology, University of Texas at San Antonio Research Interests: Focus on data privacy, regulatory compliance, behavioral cybersecurity, and digital financial services. Key themes include GDPR compliance, blockchain applications, and AI-driven financial inclusion. Scientific Contributions: 15 most recent works span 2025–2019, showing sustained research on privacy policy analytics, blockchain tensions with regulation, AI in financial access, and social media’s role in mental health. Scientific Awards: 2021 Finalist for Meta’s Digital Privacy RFP Award Teaching: Instructs courses in IS Security, Business Programming, and Information Systems. Serves as coordinating editor for Information Systems Frontiers and peer reviewer for multiple journals.

• Risk Management
• Construction Management
• Sustainability
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Dr. M.K.S. Al-Mhdawi is a Lecturer in Engineering Project Management at the School of Computing, Engineering, and Digital Technologies, Teesside University, UK. With a PhD in Risk Management from the University of Southampton and over 13 years of industry experience, he specializes in integrating risk and safety management into complex systems across construction, healthcare, oil and gas, and space sectors. PhD in Risk Management, University of Southampton PgCert in Learning and Teaching in Higher Education, Teesside University His research focuses on modeling risk behavior, dependencies between risk factors, and hybrid models using Fuzzy Sets, Bayesian Networks, and AI. Key projects include a £164k ESA-funded CubeSat safety platform and AI-driven transformations in project environments. Collaborations include Plastron UK Ltd, Trinity College Dublin, and Southampton Centre for Risk Research. Recent publications highlight his work in Lean Construction , Off-Site Timber Construction , and Agile Compliance Frameworks . Funded projects total over £300k, reflecting his leadership in sustainable risk management and digitalization. As a member of the Association for Project Management, American Society of Civil Engineers, and American Society of Safety Professionals, he actively supervises 11 PhD students and teaches modules like Risk Management in Projects and Engineering Research Project at both undergraduate and postgraduate levels.

Josef Peter Helmut OehmenView profile

Associate Professor

• Risk Management
• Design Thinking
• Engineering Systems
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Josef Peter Helmut Oehmen is an Associate Professor at the Department of Civil and Mechanical Engineering, College of Engineering, Technical University of Denmark (DTU). He is the founder and coordinator of the Engineering Systems RiskLab at DTU and co-founded DTU's Engineering Systems Group as well as MIT's Consortium on Engineering Program Excellence (CEPE). His academic qualifications include: PhD in Mechanical Engineering and Engineering Management from ETH Zurich (2006-2009) MBA from Collège des Ingénieurs, Paris (2005-2006) Master in Mechanical Engineering from Technical University of Munich (2000-2005) Oehmen's research focuses on designing and managing large-scale engineering programs, with special emphasis on risk, uncertainty, and ignorance. His work spans several key areas including risk management, design thinking, engineering systems, lean management, and program management. He brings a design and risk management perspective to improving collaboration in project management and systems engineering, working on advanced risk quantification methods, resilient engineering principles, lean risk management, and risk-informed leadership. His fingerprint research areas include Risk Management (100%), Product Development (58%), Global Sourcing (26%), Strategy Implementation (26%), and Danish studies (26%). His recent publications demonstrate a strong focus on the green transition, particularly examining risk management in sustainable engineering projects, resilience in energy systems, and adaptive governance frameworks for large-scale infrastructure. He has developed paradigm-shifting risk management techniques specifically for the design, construction and operation of Engineering Systems. His notable scientific awards include: Shingo Prize for Lean Engineering Program Management (2013) INCOSE Working Group Award (2012 and 2011) DAU Research Competition Winner (2012) Journal Paper of the Year in Production Planning & Control (2010) Research award from ETH Zurich (2009) Nominations for DTU Teacher of the Year (2015, 2018) Oehmen actively supervises PhD students and leads multiple research projects focused on risk management in engineering contexts. He co-chairs the INCOSE Lean Systems Engineering Working Group and founded and co-chairs the Design Society's Special Interest Group on Risk Management Processes and Methods. He is also a member of the board of IDA Risk. His work contributes to UN Sustainable Development Goals including sustainable development and climate action.