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Wibke BuschView profile

Researcher

• Molecular Toxicology
• Toxicogenomics
• Data-Driven Toxicology
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Dr. Wibke Busch is the Department Leader of Ecotoxicology and Group Leader of "iTox-Integrative Toxicology" at the Helmholtz Centre for Environmental Research – UFZ in Leipzig, Germany. With a career spanning over 15 years at UFZ, she has led interdisciplinary research on molecular and systems toxicology, chemical mixtures, and environmental risk assessment. Key Roles: Department Leader (2024–present), Group Leader (2018–2023), Scientist (2011–2018) Education: PhD in Toxicity of Engineered Nanoparticles (2010), Dipl. Ing. (FH) in Process Engineering (2005) Her research focuses on toxicogenomics , data-driven toxicology , and hazard assessment of chemical mixtures , particularly PFAS and nanoparticles . She has developed frameworks for integrating multi-omics data and pioneered FAIR-compliant workflows for high-content screening. Selected Scientific Awards 2019 UFZ Research Award with EU SOLUTIONS Team 2016 Cefic-LRI Innovative Science Award 2011 SETAC GLB Best PhD Thesis Award Over 2021–2025, her 15 most recent publications reveal trends in zebrafish embryo models , computational toxicology , and environmental data infrastructure . She collaborates extensively with European institutions and contributes to tools like the INTOB Database and ChEOS Project . Grants & Projects include EU H2020 initiatives, nanoINHALE (2024–2025), and SafePol (2025–2027). Her work bridges experimental and computational approaches to address real-world pollutant mixtures in aquatic systems.

Johannes GroßmannView profile

Researcher

• Seismic interpretation
• Structural balancing and backstripping
• Reservoir geology
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Johannes Großmann is a researcher at the Technical University of Munich associated with the Assistant Professorship of Geothermal Technologies . His work focuses on seismic interpretation, structural balancing, near-surface geophysics, and 3D geological modeling, particularly in Bavarian geological contexts. Education: M.Sc. and B.Sc. in Geosciences from Georg-August University Göttingen Professional History: 2016–present at Bavarian Environment Agency; 2013–2015 project geologist at Midland Valley Expl. Ltd. His research integrates geophysical data with geological modeling, addressing topics like neotectonics , maar volcano exploration , and geomechanical investigations . Publications span 3D modeling, geothermal resource assessment, and geophysical methods in landslide and volcanic structure analysis. Collaborative projects include Geothermal Alliance Bavaria and World Pressure Map , with contributions to basin analysis, heat reserve estimation, and legal compliance in subsurface modeling. No scientific awards or formal advising roles are documented in the provided text.

Valérie BouchezView profile

Researcher

• Pertussis (Whooping Cough)
• Bordetella pertussis
• Microbial Factors in Disease Severity
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Valérie Bouchez is a researcher at the Pasteur Institute in the department of Biodiversity and Epidemiology of Pathogenic Bacteria , focusing on Bordetella pertussis (whooping cough) and related pathogens. Her work explores microbial factors, host immunity, and genomic epidemiology to understand disease severity and evolution. Affiliation: Pasteur Institute, Paris, France Current research includes: Genomic epidemiology of Bordetella species Vaccine-induced strain evolution Development of long-read sequencing for pathogen genotyping Investigating fimbriae-mediated pathogenesis Publications highlight collaborations with international teams on topics spanning France-specific resurgence of pertussis, macrolide resistance, and global spatial dynamics of Bordetella strains. Her recent projects include PER-SEVERE (defining microbial and host contributions to pertussis severity) and Oxford Nanopore sequencing applications for pathogen surveillance.

• Forensic Medicine
• Pediatric Pathology
• Entomology
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Oliver Krebs is a Researcher at the Institute of Forensic Medicine within the University Medical Center Hamburg-Eppendorf. His work focuses on forensic pediatric pathology , with case studies involving child deaths from traffic accidents, drowning, and exhumation after decades. He also investigates forensic entomology (blow fly monitoring) and biometric evidence tampering (fingerprint manipulation). Key Research Areas : Forensic Pediatrics, Postmortem Interval Estimation, DNA Analysis of Crime Scene Evidence, Forensic Ethics. Recent Articles highlight his interdisciplinary approach, combining pathology, entomology, and legal medicine. Notable trends include studies on exhumation protocols , forensic identification of infants , and digital tools for medical education . Infrastructure links to UKE's research facilities, including forensic labs and collaborations with institutions like the Vice Dean's Office for Research.

José Manuel AburtoView profile

Associate Professor

• Demography
• Population Health
• Health Inequalities
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José Manuel Aburto is a demographer affiliated with the Leverhulme Centre for Demographic Science and the Department of Sociology at the University of Oxford. He also holds the Brass Blacker Associate Professorship of Demography at the London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine (LSHTM). Education: MA in Demography, El Colegio de México PhD in Demography, University of Southern Denmark and Max Planck Institute for Demographic Research (2020) His research focuses on population health inequalities, social determinants of health, and lifespan variation. He develops formal demographic methods to analyze how structural shocks (e.g., violence, pandemics) impact mortality and fertility, with a particular emphasis on Mexico, Denmark, and global trends. His recent publications highlight the interplay between pandemics, violence, and climate factors on life expectancy and lifespan inequality. He explores socioeconomic disparities, maternal health risks, and historical mortality patterns using cross-country and subnational data. Scientific Awards: Marie Sklodowska-Curie Fellow Newton International Fellow Aburto’s work bridges theoretical and applied demography, addressing global health challenges through innovative methodological approaches. He collaborates with institutions worldwide and contributes to databases like COVerAGE-DB for pandemic analysis.

• Aircraft Noise
• Acoustic Modeling
• Aerospace Engineering
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M. Snellen is a full Professor in the Control & Operations department at the Faculty of Aerospace Engineering, Delft University of Technology. With 239 research outputs spanning aircraft noise modeling, drone acoustics, and marine remote sensing, their work bridges aerospace engineering and environmental impact assessment. Research focuses on aircraft noise propagation , drone localization via acoustic arrays , and marine geospatial analysis . Key methodologies include computational aeroacoustics, multibeam sonar data processing, and deep learning for satellite bathymetry. Recent work examines nitrogen deposition from aviation emissions and propeller noise in non-axial inflow conditions. Their publication trends reveal strong emphasis on practical aerospace applications: 45% aircraft engineering, 35% acoustics, and 31% measurement modeling. Current projects integrate drone technology with environmental monitoring, particularly in marine ecosystems and aviation emission impacts. Supervision includes 14 graduate research projects across noise modeling and remote sensing domains. Major datasets managed include aviation emissions databases (openAVEM), North Sea seabed mapping, and tide-surge simulations covering 1980-2020. Active in editorial work for Hydro International since 2007 and organizer of the 2014 workshop 'Aircraft Noise: The major sources, modelling capabilities, and reduction possibilities', with media coverage on UAV airspeed sensors and aviation's global nitrogen deposition impact.

• Roman Archaeology
• Urban Transformation
• Environmental Analysis
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Dr. Thea Ravasi is a researcher at Newcastle University , specializing in Roman archaeology and urban transformation. She collaborates on the Rome Transformed Project , focusing on the evolution of Rome's Eastern Caelian from antiquity to the medieval period. Research Interests : Urban archaeology and structural survey Trade networks and amphora analysis Cultural heritage management GIS applications in archaeology Museum practices and artifact display Environmental and landscape analysis Publications : Focus on Rome's transformation, Cremona's trade history, and interdisciplinary methodologies Recent works (2023-2025) examine environmental analysis and GIS mapping in southeast Rome Earlier studies (2015-2018) explore amphora trade, museum curation, and sculptural furnishings

Abiodun OluyomiView profile

Associate Professor

• Environmental Health
• Exposure Assessment
• Spatial Epidemiology
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Abiodun Oluyomi is an Associate Professor in the Department of Epidemiology and Population Sciences at Baylor College of Medicine (Houston, TX, USA). He serves as Assistant Director for Community Outreach and Engagement at the Dan L Duncan Comprehensive Cancer Center and is a core faculty member of the Biomedical Geospatial Analytics and Modeling Lab (BioGeo Lab), which integrates expertise from the Gulf Coast Center for Precision Environmental Health, Environmental Health Service, and the Institute for Clinical & Translational Research. PhD in Environmental Health Science and Spatial Epidemiology from University of Texas Health Science Center MS in Environmental & Occupational Health from University of Iowa BSc in Environmental Design and Management from Obafemi Awolowo University His research focuses on quantifying neighborhood-level stressors (chemical, physical, social) and their pathways to disease outcomes using spatial epidemiology and GIS. Key areas include environmental health disparities , disaster research (e.g., Hurricane Harvey), and built environment impacts on health. The BioGeo Lab provides geospatial analytics, access to databases (Infogroup Consumer Historical Database, ESRI Business Analyst), and specializes in spatio-temporal modeling, exposure assessment, and stakeholder engagement through visualization. Recent publications examine associations between oil/gas proximity and childhood cancer survival, cervical cancer screening disparities, post-Hurricane Harvey health impacts, and telemedicine adoption during the pandemic. His work spans collaborations with the National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences (NIEHS) Disaster Research Response Program, VA Health Services Research, and the International Society for Environmental Epidemiology (ISEE). As a methodologist, he develops frameworks for integrating geospatial data into electronic health records and environmental exposure studies. His lab’s technical capabilities include advanced GIS software, geostatistical analysis, and access to national/local georeferenced datasets.

Gwendoline De Oliveira NevesView profile

Professor

• Human Geography
• Urban Geography
• Urban Morphology
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Gwendoline De Oliveira Neves is a Professor in the Department of Geography, History and Philosophy at Universidad Pablo de Olavide, specializing in Human Geography with particular expertise in urban morphology and metropolitan dynamics in Andalusia. Her academic journey includes a PhD from the Institut de Géographie Alpine at the University of Grenoble (France) and postdoctoral research through a prestigious Marie Curie scholarship in collaboration with the University of Seville and the Andalusian Regional Government's Ministry of Environment. Her research interests span urban geography, metropolitan planning, spatial analysis of socio-territorial dynamics, and the political geography of urban spaces. She has extensively studied Andalusian metropolitan areas, examining how migration patterns, socioeconomic factors, and urban morphology intersect with political trends, particularly the rise of far-right politics in urban contexts. Dr. De Oliveira Neves' publication record demonstrates consistent scholarly output focused on Spanish metropolitan areas, with particular attention to urban morphology, territorial organization, and social sustainability. Her work combines quantitative spatial analysis with qualitative insights to understand complex urban phenomena. Marie Curie scholarship recipient PhD from Institut de Géographie Alpine, University of Grenoble Active contributor to Spanish geography journals and international publications Her academic activity includes supervision of graduate students and participation in research projects examining metropolitan dynamics, though specific details about current advisees aren't provided in the available information. She maintains active research collaborations with institutions across Spain and has contributed to significant projects like the DINAMET project on socioterritorial dynamics in Spanish metropolitan areas.

• Geomatics
• Computer Vision
• Artificial Intelligence
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Maarten Vergauwen is a Professor at KU Leuven's Faculty of Engineering Technology, where he serves as head of Geomatics and campus chair for Science, Engineering and Technology Group across Ghent and Aalst Campuses. His institutional roles include head of the Division Digital and Sustainable Civil Engineering, Subdivision Geomatics Ghent, and contact person for Geomatics. His research focuses on the intersection of geomatics, computer vision, and artificial intelligence with applications in heritage documentation, 3D modeling, and infrastructure analysis. Key research thrusts include BIM automation, digital twin development for sewer systems, UAV-assisted bridge inspections, and AI-driven cultural heritage preservation. His work leverages advanced techniques in point cloud processing, transformer networks, and semantic segmentation to solve complex spatial problems. Vergauwen actively supervises graduate students on topics ranging from SCAN-to-BIM automation to digital epigraphic documentation of archaeological sites. His research is supported by numerous grants including CHAI: Cracking built Heritage with AI, Deep Sewer, Foundation Models for EO Big Data, and UAV-assisted bridge inspections projects. Member of East and West Flanders Workplace Safety Committee Member of Bureau ADS and Board of Faculty of Engineering Technology Observer of KU Leuven Student Services Council, Brugge He teaches courses including Geomatics 1 & 2, Fotogrammetrie, GIS, Topografie, and 3D-modelleren across KU Leuven's engineering programs.

Luis Miguel Hernández AcostaView profile

Associate Professor

• Software Engineering
• Mobile Computing
• Computer Vision
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Luis Miguel Hernández Acosta serves as an Associate Professor in the Department of Telematics Engineering at the University of Las Palmas de Gran Canaria (ULPGC), affiliated with both the GIR IUMA: Information and Communications Systems research group and the IU of Applied Microelectronics. His academic work spans software engineering and telematics systems within the School of Engineering. His research interests focus on Software Engineering , Mobile Computing , and Computer Vision , with significant contributions to practical applications including web/mobile platforms for service management, computer vision for medical diagnostics, and communication systems. Current projects demonstrate strong industry alignment in restaurant management, transportation optimization, and telemedicine solutions. Analysis of recent publications reveals consistent expertise in full-stack development, real-time systems, and cross-platform frameworks, with increasing integration of machine learning techniques since 2022. Key thematic trends include Practical implementation of publish/subscribe architectures for real-time notifications Computer vision applications in medical diagnostics Optimization algorithms for transportation and service platforms Advising Activities: Supervised 28 bachelor/master theses (2021-2025) Specializes in guiding telecommunications and computer engineering students Projects span mobile development (65%), web platforms (25%), and AI applications (10%) Research Infrastructure: Works within the Department of Telematics Engineering's ecosystem, leveraging resources from both GIR IUMA and the Applied Microelectronics Institute for hardware-software integration projects.

Tawfiq SalemView profile

Associate Professor

• Computer Vision
• Machine Learning
• Artificial Intelligence
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Dr. Tawfiq Salem is an Associate Professor of Practice in the School of Applied and Creative Computing at Purdue University. His research develops computational models for visual and textual data analysis, specializing in computer vision and machine learning applications. He has significantly contributed to computer science education through innovative AI-powered platforms. Education: Ph.D. in Computer Science, University of Kentucky (2019) M.S. in Computer Science, Purdue University-Indianapolis (2012) B.S. in Computer Science, IUG-Gaza (2006) Research Focus: Dr. Salem's work bridges computer vision, machine learning, and educational technology. His core research develops algorithms for: food image segmentation, dynamic visual mapping, metadata verification, and educational tool development. Recent projects include attention-guided food recognition systems, secure coding education platforms, and geospatial appearance modeling. Publication Trends: His 15 most recent publications demonstrate interdisciplinary collaboration across computer vision (image segmentation, timestamp estimation), educational technology (database tools, programming pedagogy), and mechanical engineering (digital pump optimization). Dominant themes include deep learning applications in medical imaging, food science, and geospatial analysis. Awards: Fulbright Scholarship (2010-2012) ACM UK Outstanding Teaching Award (2017) University of Kentucky Teaching Awards (2016) Research Travel Grant (2016) Academic Excellence Recognition (2006)

Talel AbdessalemView profile

Professor

• Database Systems
• Data Mining
• Machine Learning
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Talel Abdessalem is a Professor at Télécom Paris , where he has held leadership roles including Director of LTCI Research Laboratory (since 2017) and Dean of Research (since 2018). He currently serves as Deputy Vice-President for Research at Institut Polytechnique de Paris . PhD in Computer Science from Paris-Dauphine University Habilitation (HDR) from UPMC-Sorbonne University His research spans large-scale data management , recommender systems , social network analysis , and uncertain data modeling . He has participated in numerous national (ANR, FEDER) and European (FP7) research projects, with recent work focusing on stream-based learning , graph analytics , and privacy-preserving systems . His publications include diverse contributions to directed graph centrality algorithms (2021), stream recommender frameworks (River, Scikit-Multiflow), and geospatial recommendation models (ALGeoSPF). He has supervised 14 PhD students and collaborates with researchers in France, Brazil, and Indonesia. Co-leads DIG (Data, Intelligence and Graphs) research team Director of LTCI (Information Processing and Communication) laboratory

• Fuzzy Logic
• Data Mining
• Information Systems Design
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Dr. Miroslav Hudec is an Associate Professor at the Department of Applied Informatics , Faculty of Economic Informatics , University of Economics in Bratislava . He serves as Deputy Head of the Department and has been affiliated since 2013, following his role at the Institute of Informatics and Statistics (INFOSTAT) until 2013. PhD in Informatics, University of Belgrade, 2010 Master's in Operational Research, University of Belgrade, 2005 BSc in Informatics, University of Belgrade, 1996 Hudec's research focuses on fuzzy logic , data mining , linguistic summaries , and statistical information systems . His work bridges computational intelligence with practical applications in business intelligence, survey analysis, and decision support systems. He explores asymmetric conjunctions, aggregation functions, and ordinal sums for interpretable machine learning and adaptive classification. His 15 most recent publications (2016–2022) span journals and conferences like Expert Systems with Applications , Knowledge-Based Systems , and BALCOR . Key themes include fuzzy querying , conformance measures , financial literacy analysis , and explainable AI . Collaborations with Radko Mesiar, Erika Mináriková, and Miljan Vučetić highlight his interdisciplinary approach. Hudec contributes to projects such as VEGA 1/0849/15 and KEGA 025EU-4/2021 , focusing on fuzzy data modeling and educational materials. He has no listed scientific awards but actively participates in academic conferences (e.g., FSTA 2022, IPMU 2022) and serves in the EUSFLAT working group on soft computing in databases.

• Building Information Modeling (BIM)
• Virtual Reality (VR) in Architecture
• Civil Engineering Informatics
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Prof. Dr.-Ing. Uwe Rüppel is an academic leader at the Institute for Numerical Methods and Informatics in Civil Engineering at Technische Universität Darmstadt. His work bridges civil engineering with cutting-edge digital technologies, focusing on Building Information Modeling (BIM) , Virtual Reality (VR) , and Digital Twins for construction and environmental applications. Research Interests: BIM, Digital Twins, VR/AR, GIS integration, IoT in construction, Blockchain applications, emergency response systems, structural data analysis, energy retrofit strategies. Teaching: Courses include Fundamentals of Engineering Informatics, Geometric Modeling, BIM projects, and Management procedures in construction. Recent Publications: 15+ works (2023-2025) on BIM-GIS integration, low-cost VR systems, blockchain for AEC, sensor data analysis, and digital construction logistics. Key Trends: His recent research emphasizes open-source solutions , multi-image documentation , and machine learning for automating BIM workflows and cross-domain data fusion. Collaborative platforms and extended reality (XR) are recurring themes in both academic and practical contexts. Collaborations: Active in international conferences (ICCCBE, eCAADe, ECPPM) with teams from TU Darmstadt, universities in Japan, Canada, and Switzerland. Projects span building safety, energy systems, and disaster management frameworks.