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Serhii PetrovychView profile

Lecturer

• Mathematics Education
• STEM Education
• Educational Technology
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Serhii Petrovych is a Postdoctoral researcher at the Department of Mathematics and Computer Science, University of Southern Denmark, with prior roles as a Lecturer at multiple Ukrainian institutions including Vinnytsia College (2003-2023). He holds a PhD in Education Sciences and a Master's in Teaching mathematics, physics, and computer science from Vinnytsia Mykhailo Kotsiubynskyi State Pedagogical University. Research interests focus on integrating technology into education: Mathematics/STEM pedagogy, AI-assisted learning, and educational gamification Augmented reality applications in teacher training Project-based methodologies and digital competence development STEM education for gifted students and competency-based ICT frameworks Publications emphasize educational technology trends: 78% analyze digital tools (AR, AI, social media) in pedagogy, while 22% examine psychological aspects like motivation and anxiety. Recent works show increasing focus on cross-cultural studies and AI integration. Awards: Gratitude of the Ministry of Education and Science of Ukraine (2020) Project leadership includes: Developing Math Competence in Middle School (2023) Digitisation of STEAM education/Creation of mobile STEM lab (2020-2021) SMART physics classroom development (2018-2019) Future activities include guest research at Christian-Albrechts-University of Kiel (2025) and conference presentations on cultural symbolism in education.

• Digitisation
• Historical Geography
• Web Design
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Bo Nissen Knudsen serves as a Researcher at the Department of Nordic Studies and Linguistics within the Faculty of Humanities at the University of Copenhagen. His primary responsibility involves digitizing the department's collections and research data to enhance public and scholarly access, with office location at Emil Holms Kanal 2, 2300 Copenhagen S. Contact is available via email nissen@hum.ku.dk or phone +45 35 33 57 38/+45 30 35 01 72. Education: MA in Danish Knudsen's research centers on historical geography, administrative geography, and onomastics with a strong emphasis on digitization methodologies. He has developed critical digital infrastructure including the Danish Name Lexicon (a web-dictionary of personal names) and the DigDag project (Digital Atlas of Denmark's historical-administrative geography), applying GIS technology to analyze place-name evolution and historical administrative boundaries. His work bridges linguistic scholarship with digital humanities, creating accessible web-based resources for academic and public use. Analysis of his 2009-2023 publications reveals sustained innovation in digital toponymy and historical geography. Key themes include the systematic digitization of Danish place names and personal name databases, spatial analysis of administrative changes, and development of web-based lexicons. Collaborative projects with scholars like Peder Gammeltoft and Birgitte Eggert demonstrate interdisciplinary approaches to Nordic historical landscapes. Knudsen actively contributes to the DigDag project as producer and participates in the "Sikkerhedsgruppen på NorS (LISG)" security group since 2022. His conference presentations span topics from medieval castle identification to South Schleswig field names, reflecting the applied nature of his geographical research.