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• Mastitis in Dairy Cattle
• Antibiotic Stewardship
• On-farm Clinical Trials
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Line Svennesen serves as Assistant Professor in the Department of Veterinary and Animal Sciences at the University of Copenhagen, specializing in animal welfare and disease control through applied mastitis research in dairy cattle systems. Her academic foundation includes: Veterinary Medicine degree, University of Copenhagen, 2014 PhD in Veterinary and Animal Sciences, University of Copenhagen, 2015-2019 Dr. Svennesen's research centers on reducing antibiotic dependency in dairy farming through precision mastitis management. Her work with the Danish Udder Health Centre develops evidence-based protocols for pathogen-specific interventions, focusing on contagious pathogens like Streptococcus agalactiae and Staphylococcus aureus via rigorous on-farm clinical trials that balance animal welfare with antimicrobial stewardship. Recent publications (2024-2025) reveal dual research thrusts: comprehensive analysis of European biosecurity legislation across poultry/pig sectors and innovative mastitis treatment frameworks emphasizing selective antibiotic use. Key contributions include comparative studies of regulatory heterogeneity, diagnostic method validation for mastitis pathogens, and pedagogical advancements in veterinary training, demonstrating translational impact from farm to policy levels. Through externally funded projects, she maintains structured collaborations with dairy farmers, veterinary practitioners, and industry partners under formal university agreements that define research ownership and responsibilities, ensuring academic integrity while driving practical herd health improvements. As core faculty within the Danish Udder Health Centre, her team implements field trials evaluating treatment thresholds and diagnostic tools, directly influencing national strategies for sustainable mastitis management through data-driven herd-level decision support systems.

• Corporate Law
• Commercial Law
• Business Compliance
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Laurent Grosclaude is a Lecturer at Université Toulouse Capitole, affiliated with the Business Law Center (CDA). His research focuses on corporate law, commercial regulations, and compliance frameworks, with expertise spanning international trade controls, governance structures, and sustainability reporting. His publications demonstrate deep engagement with evolving legal landscapes, including: Corporate decision-making reforms EU regulatory compliance (CSRD) Professional service regulations Trade sanction implementations Aviation industry legal challenges With over 50 publications since 1997, Grosclaude maintains active research output, including recent works in 2025 on dual-use exports and majority-based governance. His scholarship provides critical analysis for legal practitioners and policymakers navigating complex business regulations.

Gorazd MeškoView profile

Professor

• Comparative criminology
• Crime prevention
• Victimology
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Professor Gorazd Meško is Head of the Institute of Criminal Justice and Security at the Faculty of Criminal Justice and Security, University of Maribor, where he has worked since 1992. He is a distinguished scholar in criminology and criminal justice with particular expertise in comparative criminology, policing, and local community safety. His affiliations include the British Society of Criminology (as International Ambassador since 2015) and extensive visiting positions at leading institutions including the University of Cambridge and University of Oxford. Professor Meško's research focuses on police legitimacy across different settings, environmental crime (particularly electronic waste trafficking), and local community safety. His work spans both theoretical and applied dimensions, with numerous national and international research projects examining safety perceptions, crime prevention, and the execution of penal sanctions. His research often takes a comparative perspective, particularly focusing on Central and Eastern European contexts during political transitions. His publication record demonstrates consistent scholarly output across multiple domains. Recent work shows increasing focus on the nuances of police legitimacy across different community settings (urban, suburban, rural), with his 2024 study revealing significant differences in how residents perceive police legitimacy based on community type. His research on electronic waste as transnational environmental harm represents an innovative expansion into environmental criminology. Zois award for contributions to social sciences (2014) International Ambassador of the British Society of Criminology (2015-present) Managing editor of Journal of Criminal Investigation and Criminology Guest editor for multiple international criminology journals Professor Meško has secured significant research funding from the Slovenian Research Agency and European Commission. His doctoral supervision and teaching across BA, MA, and PhD levels demonstrate his commitment to developing the next generation of criminal justice scholars. His work bridges academic research with practical policy implications, particularly regarding community safety and police legitimacy.

Amelia HadfieldView profile

Professor

• International Relations
• British Foreign Policy
• European Union Studies
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Professor Amelia Hadfield is a prominent scholar specializing in International Relations with deep expertise in British Foreign Policy and European Union dynamics. Her research critically examines the United Kingdom's evolving global position post-Brexit, with particular focus on UK-France diplomatic relations, border policy implementation, and expatriate voting rights. Affiliated with a policy research institute focused on UK-EU affairs, she contributes through high-impact blogs and working papers that bridge academic analysis and contemporary political discourse. Her research interests span: International Relations British Foreign Policy European Union Studies Comparative Politics Constitutional Governance She investigates critical challenges including diplomatic strategy formulation, border management complexities, electoral system adaptations, and regional governance tensions within the UK's devolved structure. Professor Hadfield's recent publications (2023) demonstrate concentrated analysis of UK-France relations as a strategic cornerstone for post-Brexit Britain, complemented by foundational work on Brexit border implementation and expatriate enfranchisement. Her interdisciplinary approach integrates political science, constitutional law, and diplomatic studies to address practical policy challenges emerging from Britain's EU withdrawal. No scientific awards are explicitly documented in the available sources, though her consistent publication record in policy-critical areas indicates significant professional recognition. As a Professor, she likely maintains active research supervision and grant-funded projects, though specific details aren't provided. Her collaborative work (e.g., with Richard Whitman) suggests established academic networks and potential joint funding initiatives focused on UK-EU relations. The policy-oriented nature of her publication platform implies strong institutional support for real-world impact research. Professor Hadfield operates within a dynamic policy research environment that prioritizes timely analysis of evolving UK-EU relations. Her work directly engages with governmental security strategies and diplomatic initiatives, positioning her research at the intersection of academic scholarship and immediate policy application.

• Civil Law
• Digitalization Law
• Commercial Law
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Professor Dimitrios Linardatos holds the Chair of Civil Law, Digital Law and Commercial Law at Saarland University's Faculty of Law. He is actively engaged in teaching, research, and publication in his specialized fields, with a particular focus on the intersection of traditional legal frameworks and emerging digital technologies. His research interests span Civil Law, Digitalization Law, and Commercial Law, with special expertise in Crypto Regulation, Payment Services, Crowdfunding, Banking Contract Law, and Legal Tech. Professor Linardatos has made significant contributions to understanding how traditional legal concepts apply to modern digital financial systems and platforms. Professor Linardatos has published extensively on contemporary legal issues, with a particular emphasis on the regulation of digital assets, payment services, and crowdfunding platforms. His work demonstrates a strong trend toward addressing the legal challenges posed by rapidly evolving financial technologies and digital platforms, bridging traditional civil law concepts with modern regulatory frameworks. His publications reveal a consistent focus on practical applications of law in emerging technological contexts, with particular attention to consumer protection, regulatory compliance, and the adaptation of traditional legal principles to digital environments. Professor Linardatos is actively involved in exam preparation for civil law students, providing guidance on effective learning strategies and structured preparation for the First State Examination. He has developed specific learning recommendations emphasizing active learning, detailed study of legal wording, and systematic review of foundational knowledge.

Natascha ZaunView profile

Assistant Professor

• European Asylum Policy
• Migration Studies
• EU Institutions
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Natascha Zaun is an Assistant Professor in Migration Studies at the European Institute of the London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE), a position she has held since 2017. Prior to joining LSE, she worked as a postdoctoral researcher at the Refugee Studies Centre of the University of Oxford and at the Institute of Political Science at the University of Mainz under Prof. Dr. Arne Niemann. During her doctoral studies at the University of Bremen, she was affiliated with the Collaborative Research Center 597 "Statehood in Transition," working on border regime change and personal mobility under Prof. Dr. Steffen Mau. Dr. Zaun's research focuses on European asylum policy, responsibility sharing, the influence of independent institutions, and populism on minority rights. Her scholarly work examines how international norms shape EU asylum and immigration policies, the dynamics behind EU asylum policy development, and the impact of economic crises on migration patterns and policies. She investigates why cooperation has led to reinforced refugee protection on paper but has often failed in practice, highlighting the disparities between North-Western and South-Eastern European member states in asylum policy implementation. Her publication record demonstrates a consistent focus on EU asylum politics, with significant contributions analyzing the non-adoption of refugee quota systems, the role of non-majoritarian dynamics in safeguarding minority rights against populist pressures, and the evolution of global visa policies. Her research reveals how visa waivers have become increasingly unequally distributed, creating a "global mobility divide" where citizens of OECD countries benefit while those from African nations face diminishing mobility rights. Dr. Zaun has authored two influential books: "The global economic crisis and migration" (2018), which analyzes how economic crises impact migration patterns and policies, and "EU Asylum Policies: The Power of Strong Regulating States" (2017), which explains the EU's lack of effective response to the refugee crisis through the lens of member state bargaining power. Her scholarly contributions have appeared in leading journals including the Journal of Common Market Studies, Journal of Ethnic and Migration Studies, and European Journal of Migration and Law.

Oliver MomčilovićView profile

Professor

• Management
• Engineering Management
• Decision Support Systems
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Oliver Momčilović serves as Full Professor and Vice-Dean for Teaching at the University of Economics Academy in Novi Sad, Faculty of Applied Management, Economics and Finance in Belgrade. His academic career spans multiple Serbian institutions including UNION Nikola Tesla University and Megatrend University, with visiting professorships at Romanian and Croatian institutions. Education: Doctorate in Industrial Engineering and Engineering Management, University of Kragujevac (2015) Doctorate in Management and Business, University of Economics Academy in Novi Sad (2008) Master's in Development Management, University of Novi Sad (2003) Specialization in Development Management, University of Novi Sad (2000) Bachelor's in Development Management, University of Novi Sad (1998) Professor Momčilović's research bridges management science with engineering applications, focusing on decision support systems, sustainability in business operations, and organizational change. His work demonstrates particular strength in applying mathematical models like DEMATEL and rough set theory to real-world management problems across energy, manufacturing, and educational sectors. Recent publications show increasing emphasis on sustainable business practices and digital transformation. His publication analysis reveals strong interdisciplinary connections between engineering management and business strategy, with consistent contributions to both theoretical frameworks and practical applications. The research trajectory shows evolving focus from technical management systems toward broader sustainability considerations and human resource dimensions in business excellence. Project Leadership: Principal investigator in EU-funded cross-border cooperation projects between Serbia and Romania Coordinator of USAID-funded municipal development projects in Žabari municipality Researcher in Ministry of Education-funded projects on water resource management and IT applications Participant in aircraft design management projects with international universities Professor Momčilović maintains active engagement with international academic networks through Lehigh University's Iacocca Institute and European training programs, while leading institutional initiatives in teaching innovation and professional development at his home faculty.

Fuad JommaView profile

Assistant Professor

• Middle Eastern Politics
• Kurdish Studies
• Syrian Political Transformation
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Dr. Fuad Jomma is an Assistant Professor at the Institute of Political and Security Studies at the University of Szczecin. He graduated from the Institute of Political Science at the University of Gdańsk and has established himself as a prominent scholar specializing in Middle Eastern politics, with particular emphasis on Syria and Kurdish issues. His academic career is complemented by his role as an expert appointed by the National Science Centre since 2013. Dr. Jomma's research interests focus on the political transformation in Syria, examining how religious, ethnic, and national divisions impact the political landscape. His Kurdish heritage informs his extensive work on Kurdish issues across multiple countries, including Iraq, Syria, and Turkey. He also investigates Muslim communities in Europe, migration patterns from the Middle East, and security challenges in the region. His scholarly output reveals a consistent focus on Middle Eastern politics, with particular attention to the Syrian conflict, Kurdish aspirations, and migration dynamics. Over time, his work has evolved to address contemporary challenges such as the impact of social media on political crises, refugee integration in Europe, and the consequences of terrorism on public opinion. His research bridges theoretical political science with practical policy implications. Among his notable achievements are the Award of the Rector of the University of Szczecin for special teaching achievements (2018) and an Honorable Mention in the National Professor Mojsiewicz Competition for the Best Book on Political Science (2019). He has also served on the editorial boards of several academic journals including the Misan Journal of Academic Studies, Zeszyty Naukowe Acta Politica Polonica, and Cyberpolitik Journal. Dr. Jomma has been actively involved in academic exchanges through the ERASMUS program, with research stays at universities in the Czech Republic, Sweden, and Turkey. He regularly organizes academic events, including lectures and debates on Middle Eastern politics, and has collaborated with diplomatic representatives such as the Iraqi Ambassador to Poland. His work demonstrates a strong commitment to bridging academic research with practical policy considerations in international relations.

• Accounting
• Auditing
• Corporate Governance
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Christophe Van Linden serves as Associate Professor in Finance and Accounting at Oslo Business School, Faculty of Social Sciences, Oslo Metropolitan University, joining in July 2022 after tenured positions at Illinois State University and assistant professorship at Belmont University in the USA. His academic credentials include: PhD in Accounting, KU Leuven, Belgium (2016) Certificate in Higher Education Teaching, Harvard University (2020) Dr. Van Linden's research centers on ethical dimensions of accounting and auditing, examining audit quality indicators, tax avoidance mechanisms, DEI implementation, and financial reporting integrity across diverse organizational contexts including multinational corporations, nonprofits, and creative industries. His publication trajectory (2018-2024) reveals evolving focus from technical audit regulation toward broader business ethics, progressing from EU audit quality standards to tax ethics in global enterprises (IKEA, 2019), DEI maturity in nonprofits (2022), and film industry tax shelters (2024), demonstrating consistent engagement with ethical dilemmas in contemporary business practices. He actively contributes to the Finance and Accounting research group at OsloMet, integrating practical Big4 auditing experience with academic rigor in his scholarly work.

Helle Friis ProschowskyView profile

Associate Professor

• Animal Welfare
• Dog Breeding
• Veterinary Genetics
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Helle Friis Proschowsky is an Associate Professor in the Department of Veterinary and Animal Sciences at the University of Copenhagen, specializing in animal welfare and dog breeding research. Her work focuses on addressing welfare challenges in pedigree dogs, particularly breeds with extreme physical conformation, and promoting evidence-based breeding practices. Education: Veterinarian degree PhD in Molecular Genetics and Epidemiology Her research spans veterinary genetics, population dynamics, and welfare science, with emphasis on hereditary diseases in canine populations. Current projects investigate cesarean section trends in pedigree dogs, brachycephalic obstructive airway syndrome (BOAS) management, and stakeholder attitudes toward breeding reforms. She actively bridges scientific research with policy development through regulatory consultations. Recent publications (2024-2026) demonstrate interdisciplinary collaboration across veterinary medicine, ethics, and policy. Key themes include welfare impacts of extreme conformation, breeding practice evolution, and stakeholder engagement in welfare improvement. Her work frequently appears in journals like Animal Welfare and Frontiers in Veterinary Science , alongside policy submissions to Danish and EU authorities. Professional activities include editorial roles for Journal of Animal Breeding and Genetics and Journal of Veterinary Science , lectures on canine genomics, and teaching for the Danish Kennel Club's breeder education program. Media contributions address practical dog care topics like Newfoundland water training and genetic testing. She is affiliated with the Centre for Companion Animal Welfare (Center for Forskning i Familiedyrs Velfærd), where her team conducts welfare assessments and develops breeding guidelines to balance breed preservation with health considerations.

Marie-Laure Basilien-GaincheView profile

Professor

• Public Law
• International Law
• Constitutional Law
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Marie-Laure Basilien-Gainche is a Professor of Public Law at the Faculty of Law, Jean Moulin University Lyon 3, where she is part of the International, European and Comparative Law Team. She holds the prestigious position of Senior Member of the Institut Universitaire de France and serves as a Member of the Institut Convergences Migrations and the Scientific Committee of the EU Agency for Fundamental Rights. Her academic profile is further enhanced by her recognition as a Laureate of the Fondation pour les Sciences Sociales. Her research focuses on critical intersections of public law, migration governance, and fundamental rights protection. Key areas include European Union Law, Migration Law, Human Rights Law, Rule of Law principles, and States of Exception. Her work critically examines how European migration policies increasingly normalize exceptional legal regimes while eroding fundamental rights protections, with particular attention to border management practices and the concept of 'border thickness'. Her scholarly output reveals a consistent trajectory analyzing how European migration governance operates through domination rather than legitimate authority, examining the legal mechanisms that enable exclusionary practices while maintaining formal adherence to rule of law principles. Recent publications focus on the European Migration Pact, French immigration legislation, and the impact of the pandemic on constitutional safeguards. Senior Member of the Institut Universitaire de France Member of the Institut Convergences Migrations Member of the Scientific Committee of the EU Agency for Fundamental Rights Laureate of the Fondation pour les Sciences Sociales Professor Basilien-Gainche actively engages with policy debates through numerous conference presentations, scientific direction of research projects including the Moebius project on sovereignty and migration management, and participation in expert committees. Her work bridges academic research with practical policy challenges, particularly in the context of European migration governance and fundamental rights protection.