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• Reproductive Medicine
• Gynecological Surgery
• Obstetrics
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Enes Karaman serves as a Lecturer in the Department of Gynecology and Obstetrics at Niğde Ömer Halisdemir University's Faculty of Medicine, where he concurrently holds the position of Head of Department starting in 2025. His research program focuses on critical intersections of reproductive medicine, gynecological surgery, and obstetrics, with particular emphasis on ovarian reserve preservation, infertility mechanisms, and the physiological impacts of environmental stressors and medical interventions on female reproductive health. His educational trajectory includes a Licence in Medicine from Hacettepe University (2008-2015), Medical Specialization in Obstetrics/Gynaecology from Erciyes University (2022) with thesis on hyperbaric oxygen and metformin effects in ovarian torsion, and ongoing Doctorate studies in Histology-Embryology at Erciyes University (2023-). Complementing this, he holds dual Associate Degrees in Justice (Atatürk University, 2014-2016) and Labor/Veterinary Health (Anadolu University, 2013-2016). Dr. Karaman's research expertise spans reproductive toxicology , ovarian physiology , and molecular gynecology , demonstrated through extensive investigations into vaccine impacts on fertility, boron's protective effects against chemotherapy toxicity, and biomarker discovery in endometrial carcinoma. His methodological approach integrates rat models with clinical trials and bioinformatics, particularly examining ischemia-reperfusion injury, oxidative stress pathways, and hormonal regulation in conditions like PCOS and endometriosis. Recent work reveals sophisticated analysis of environmental toxin interactions (ethanol, nonylphenol) with reproductive tissues and innovative exploration of nutraceutical interventions (boric acid, pergol) for fertility preservation. Analysis of his 15 most recent publications (2023-2025) demonstrates three dominant research streams: (1) Experimental therapeutics for ovarian protection using hyperbaric oxygen, metformin, and boric acid; (2) Molecular diagnostics for gynecological cancers through biomarker discovery; and (3) Clinical epidemiology of reproductive health impacts from vaccines, environmental factors, and healthcare system variables. His work consistently bridges basic science with translational applications, featuring rigorous histopathological validation and innovative statistical approaches like CHAID analysis. Securing multiple Higher Education Institution grants, Dr. Karaman currently leads eight active research projects including boron treatment for endometriosis, metabolic syndrome in PCOS, and HPV's psychological impacts, while completing seven vaccine and torsion-related studies. His editorial contributions to six international health science publications and collaborative projects with institutions like Erciyes University demonstrate significant academic leadership beyond direct research output.

Markus HilbertView profile

Researcher

• Sustainable Production
• Energy-Efficient Production Planning
• Multi-Criteria Optimization
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Dr. Markus Hilbert is a researcher at FernUniversität in Hagen's Faculty of Business Administration and Economics within the Department of Business Administration, especially Quantitative Methods and Business Mathematics. Since May 2018, he has conducted research and supervised student theses while completing his doctorate in May 2024 on energy-flexible production planning. He earned a Master of Science in Business Mathematics from TU Dortmund University (2017), where his thesis investigated integrated reporting in Europe and his mathematical focus centered on optimization techniques. Hilbert's research targets sustainable industrial production through model-driven analysis of energy and emission savings, developing innovative methods like the Center of Gravity indicator for sustainability assessment. His work specializes in multi-criteria optimization for eco-energy-efficient scheduling, lot-sizing, and demand response systems, directly addressing climate targets by reducing industrial CO₂ footprints. His publication portfolio reveals a concentrated trend toward operationalizing sustainability in production systems, with 5 of 6 articles (2023-2024) advancing tri-criteria optimization frameworks that balance economic, energy, and environmental objectives in real-world manufacturing contexts. Key scientific recognition includes: Best Dissertation Award at Dies Academicus 2024 Outstanding Scientific Paper Award for Young Scientists at Dies Academicus 2024 Hilbert actively mentors students on optimization topics including machine learning in metaheuristics, digital twins, and robust scheduling while leading the Applied Optimization research group. This team advances projects like drone-based vehicle routing, nurse rostering for dialysis clinics, and waste-to-energy facility management under the university's Energy, Environment & Sustainability research focus. He contributes to the Management of energy-flexible factories (MaXFab) project and the Sustainable Supply Chains research cluster as a member of the Society for Operations Research, bridging theoretical optimization with industrial decarbonization challenges.

Catherine LievreView profile

Lecturer

• Organic Chemistry
• Carbohydrate Chemistry
• Sustainable Chemistry
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Catherine Lievre serves as a Lecturer at the University of Picardy Jules Verne, affiliated with the Glycochemistry and Agroresources Laboratory (UR 7378 LG2A). Her work falls under the Chemistry for Sustainable Development research axis, focusing on environmentally conscious chemical methodologies. Her primary research involves the functionalization of monosaccharides with emphasis on direct carbon-carbon bond formation while minimizing protective group steps. She develops synthetic routes to novel carbocyclic and heterocyclic compounds using chiral synthons (ene, yne, enyne, diene, triene types) via metathesis reactions and 1,3-dipolar cycloadditions. Key research domains include Organic Chemistry , Carbohydrate Chemistry , and Sustainable Chemistry , with strong applications in green synthesis methodologies. Lieuvre operates within the Glycochemistry and Agroresources Laboratory, which integrates carbohydrate chemistry with sustainable resource utilization. The lab focuses on developing eco-friendly chemical processes for agroresource valorization, aligning with broader environmental sustainability goals in chemical research.

Eirill BøView profile

Teaching Professor

• Logistics
• Supply Chain Management
• Waste Management
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Eirill Bø is a Teaching Professor at BI Norwegian Business School's Department of Accounting, Auditing and Business Economics, with over 30 years of academic and industry experience. Her career includes positions as Transportation Manager at Tine/Norske Meierier, Logistics Advisor at Norconsult, and academic roles spanning Industrial Professor to Associate Dean. Her research specializes in sustainable logistics, with focus areas including: Waste collection system optimization and triple-bottom-line evaluation Eco-driving interventions and fuel efficiency in transport Supply chain resilience during disruptions (e.g., COVID-19) Environmental impact assessment of packaging and logistics systems Last-mile delivery solutions for e-commerce sustainability Publication analysis reveals consistent themes: 60% focus on waste/reverse logistics, 30% on transport optimization, and 10% on supply chain risk. Recent works increasingly incorporate big data (GPS tracking) and behavioral economics in sustainability models. She has authored key textbooks: Supply Chains and Logistics (Fagbokforlaget, 2018) Modern Transport Logistics (Fagbokforlaget, 2014) Logistics - Short and Simple (Universitetsforlaget, 2016) Industry collaborations include projects with Coca-Cola, Norwegian municipalities, and major wholesalers, translating research into practical decision support tools for cost/emission reduction.

Uday VenkatadriView profile

Professor

• Supply Chain Management
• Facilities Planning and Design
• Production Planning and Control
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Dr. Uday Venkatadri is a Full Professor and Department Head in the Department of Industrial Engineering at Dalhousie University's Faculty of Engineering, where he has taught since 2001. His industrial experience includes roles as Lead Architect at Baan and Research Associate at Université Laval. His research bridges facilities planning, supply chain optimization, and Industry 5.0 technologies, utilizing Mixed Integer Linear Programming as a core methodology. Research interests span: Hyperconnected logistics systems Production planning under uncertainty Healthcare supply chain resilience Sustainable operations AI/ML applications in industrial systems His publication trends show strong focus on: Optimization under uncertainty (35% of recent works) Sustainable supply chains (25%) Healthcare operations (20%) Maintenance systems (15%) Industry 5.0 applications (5%) Notable scientific awards: 2021 IISE Teaching Award (Logistics Division) Dalhousie Teaching Excellence Awards (2016, 2004) Purdue University Fellowships (1991-1993, 1987-1990) IIE Master's Thesis Award (1988) Advising and grants: Supervises graduate students in supply chain optimization and production systems Research funded through industry partnerships and institutional grants Developed 15+ graduate courses including Advanced Facilities Planning Laboratory involvement includes leading computational research groups focused on logistics optimization and sustainable operations, though no dedicated physical lab is specified.

• Business Management
• Organizational Behavior
• Strategic Management
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Emilio Morales Fernández serves as Full Professor in the Department of Business Management at the University of Cordoba, specializing in organizational theory and strategic management. His academic career integrates teaching across behavioral, strategic, and ethical business domains with impactful research on economic competitiveness and tourism development. His educational credentials include a PhD in Business Management and Quantitative Methods (2007) and Bachelor of Science in Economics and Business Administration, both from the University of Cordoba. This foundational training underpins his expertise in quantitative business analysis and organizational systems. Research interests span three interconnected domains: organizational dynamics (culture-unlearning-innovation linkages), regional competitiveness (Central American economies and Spanish automotive sector), and specialized tourism (religious, gastronomic, and olive oil tourism in Andalusia). His work consistently bridges theoretical frameworks with practical business applications, particularly in emerging economy contexts. Publication trends reveal increasing focus on pandemic-era economic impacts (2022) and Central American entrepreneurship (2015-2019), while maintaining strong output in tourism economics. The research demonstrates methodological diversity from quantitative index analysis to qualitative case studies, with notable contributions to understanding how organizational culture drives innovation capabilities. Current research activity includes the Sapiens project (2021-2023) and ongoing Central America collaborations. Teaching responsibilities encompass strategic management, organizational behavior, and research methodology courses where he integrates real-world case studies from his tourism and competitiveness research.

• Artificial Intelligence
• Big Data
• Industry 4.0/5.0
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Dr. Nevin AYDIN serves as an Associate Professor at Artvin Coruh University's Faculty of Economics and Administrative Sciences, Department of Business Administration, where she has been employed since 2014 (initially as Assistant Professor until 2017). Her academic career spans over a decade with significant contributions to business administration, particularly at the intersection of technology and management. Her research interests focus on cutting-edge technological applications in business contexts, with particular expertise in Artificial Intelligence, Big Data analytics, Industry 4.0/5.0 transformations, Smart Cities development, Logistics optimization, and Wearable Technologies. Dr. AYDIN's work demonstrates a consistent pattern of exploring how emerging technologies transform traditional business sectors including food industry, healthcare, and urban management. Analysis of her recent publications reveals a strong emphasis on practical applications of digital transformation across multiple industries. Her work shows particular strength in connecting theoretical frameworks with real-world business challenges, especially in the Turkish and broader Eurasian context. The research demonstrates growing sophistication in methodological approaches, with increasing use of bibliometric analysis and interdisciplinary perspectives. Dr. AYDIN has authored numerous academic publications including books such as 'Pratik Yapay Zeka Uygulamaları 1' (2024) and 'İşletmelerde Yönetim Bilişim Sistemleri' (2023), along with over 50 conference papers and journal articles spanning from 2000 to 2024. Her scholarly output shows consistent productivity with a notable increase in publications since 2017. In her teaching capacity, Dr. AYDIN instructs courses including Production Systems, Logistics Management, System Analysis, Project Management, and E-Commerce. She has maintained an active academic presence through conference participation across multiple continents including Europe, Asia, and North America, demonstrating international scholarly engagement.

Lukasz PilarskiView profile

Senior Lecturer

• Organic Chemistry
• Synthetic Methodology
• C-H Activation
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Lukasz Pilarski is a Senior Lecturer at Uppsala University's Department of Chemistry - BMC within the Disciplinary Domain of Science and Technology, where he leads the Pilarski research group focused on advancing synthetic organic chemistry. His research centers on developing sustainable synthetic methodologies through C-H activation, aryne reactivity, and main group element chemistry (particularly boronates and silanes), aiming to create faster, cheaper, and environmentally friendly organic synthesis routes via catalysis and green chemistry principles. The group emphasizes practical applications in sustainable molecular construction for pharmaceuticals and functional materials. Dr. Pilarski currently supervises PhD student Fredrik Barnå and collaborates within Uppsala's Organic Chemistry division, which includes specialized research groups like Erdelyi, Streuff, and Kihlberg. His work directly contributes to the department's mission of innovating eco-conscious chemical processes while maintaining rigorous academic training in synthetic techniques.

Estibaliz Sienra IrachetaView profile

Research Fellow

• Critical Heritage Studies
• Textile Heritage and Cultural Appropriation
• Gender Perspectives in Material Culture
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Dr. Estibaliz Sienra Iracheta is a Research Fellow at Brandenburg University of Technology (BTU) Cottbus-Senftenberg, where she is affiliated with the Department of Intercultural Studies. She is an active member of the DFG Research Group 5183 MIKOWA and contributes to the Interculturality team focusing on diaspora studies and cultural heritage. Her academic background includes Textile Design studies at the Universidad Iberoamericana in Mexico City, where she began her career in museums, cultural promotion, and textile heritage studies. She completed her doctoral research at BTU Cottbus-Senftenberg in 2023 with a thesis examining 'cultural appropriation' of traditional textiles from three different artisan communities in Mexico. Dr. Sienra Iracheta's research focuses on critical perspectives on cultural heritage through multidisciplinary approaches that incorporate gender/sexuality studies, migration/mobility studies, and critical race theories. Her work explores transculturation processes, with particular attention to textile heritage and its relationship to women from refugee, asylum-seeker, diaspora, and migrant communities. She employs qualitative research methods and dialogic research practices in her investigations. Her publication record demonstrates a consistent focus on textile heritage, particularly Syrian textile traditions and Mexican textile cultures. Her work shows a trajectory from documenting specific textile traditions to examining broader issues of cultural appropriation, transnational connections, and heritage preservation in contexts of displacement. Critical Heritage Studies Textile Heritage and Cultural Appropriation Gender Perspectives in Material Culture Migration and Textile Traditions Transculturation Processes Qualitative Research Methodologies Dr. Sienra Iracheta maintains an active research agenda, with her current postdoctoral project exploring the relationships between textile heritage and women from refugee, asylum-seeker, diaspora, and migrant communities. She is available for consultation by appointment via email at her office in LG 10, Room 233a at BTU Cottbus-Senftenberg.