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Dianne Lauraine CareyView profile

Researcher

University of New South WalesAustralia

Dr Dianne Lauraine Carey is a Researcher at The Kirby Institute within UNSW Sydney . Her work focuses on Clinical Sciences , with a particular emphasis on HIV/AIDS , influenza , and COVID-19 . She holds qualifications in pharmacy (BPharm), public health (MPH), and a PhD, positioning her at the intersection of clinical pharmacology and infectious disease research. Research Interests: Treatment and adverse effects of antiretroviral therapy, human viral infections including influenza and SARS-CoV-2. Professional Memberships: Australasian Society of HIV Medicine (ASHM), International AIDS Society (IAS), Society of Hospital Pharmacists of Australia. Location: Wallace Wurth Building, UNSW Sydney, NSW 2052. Contact details include phone numbers +61 (2) 9385 0908 and +61 2 9385 0910 . Her ORCID is 0000-0003-0156-8143 .

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Bridger EhliView profile

Assistant Professor

Indiana University BloomingtonUnited States

Bridger Ehli is an Assistant Professor in the Indiana University Bloomington Department of Philosophy within the College of Arts & Sciences. He earned his Ph.D. in Philosophy (2023), MA (2021), and MPhil (2021) from Yale University . Research Focus Ehli specializes in the intersection of philosophy of mind and epistemology during the early modern period (17th-18th century), with particular emphasis on: Hume's conceptual skepticism and limitations of human cognition Applications of early modern theories to contemporary epistemological questions Historical analysis of causal reasoning and perception theories Publication Trends His scholarly output demonstrates strong engagement with: Core Themes: Skepticism, perception, conceptual frameworks, and epistemological limitations Historical Focus: David Hume, John Locke, and Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz Methodological Approaches: Philosophical text analysis, historical context reconstruction, and conceptual mapping Professional Context Contact: behli@iu.edu | Office: Sycamore Hall 115 | Office Hours: Tuesday 2-4pm, Thursday 9-10am

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Haruo KasaiView profile

Professor

IT University of CopenhagenDenmark

Haruo Kasai, M.D., Ph.D., is a Principal Investigator and Project Professor at the International Research Center for Neurointelligence (IRCN) , University of Tokyo, with a distinguished career spanning multiple institutions. His research focuses on dendritic spines as fundamental units of memory and cognition, utilizing two-photon microscopy to dissect their structural and functional dynamics. Education : Graduated from University of Tokyo School of Medicine Humboldt Fellow at Max-Planck Institute, Germany Key discoveries include: Demonstration of spine enlargement as the basis for long-term potentiation Elucidation of dopamine modulation of dendritic spines in learning Development of synaptic chemogenetics (SYNCit) for circuit manipulation Identification of mechanical synaptic transmission mechanisms Recent publications highlight his lab's work on prefrontal cortex sleep regulation , mechanical spine actions , and intrinsic synaptic dynamics , with implications for mental disorders and AI development. Scientific Recognition : Imperial Prize (2022) Japan Academy Prize (2022) Consistent F1000 Recommendations for key papers Current work explores synaptic basis for mental disorders and neuroAI algorithms , supported by grants from AMED Brain/MIND 2 . The lab actively recruits graduate students and postdocs, as evidenced by 2024 team expansions.

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Igor RazgonView profile

Senior Lecturer

Birkbeck , University of LondonUnited Kingdom

Igor Razgon is a Senior Lecturer and Programme Director for M.Sc. Advanced Computing Technologies at the Department of Computer Science and Information Systems , Birkbeck University of London. His research focuses on parameterized algorithms , combinatorial optimization , and computational complexity . Research Trends : Recent work explores width parameters in graph algorithms (e.g., mim-width), structural properties of graphs without large bicliques, and complexity analysis of constraint satisfaction problems. Awards : Recipient of the EATCS-IPEC Nerode Prize in 2020 for foundational work on directed feedback vertex sets. Collaborations : Co-investigator on two EPSRC-funded projects and frequent collaborator with researchers in graph theory (e.g., D. Marx, V. Lozin, B. O'Sullivan). Contact : Office at Room MAL260, Birkbeck University of London, or via email: igor@dcs.bbk.ac.uk

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Aleh CherpView profile

Professor

Central European UniversityHungary

Aleh Cherp is a Professor at the Central European University (CEU) in the Department of Environmental Sciences and Policy. He is currently on sabbatical leave for the 2023-24 and 2024-25 academic years. Cherp co-leads the MESPOM Erasmus Mundus Masters program in Environmental Sciences, Policy, and Management, a collaboration between CEU, Lund University, the University of Manchester, and the University of the Aegean. Education: PhD and MSc in Environmental Sciences (University of Manchester, 2000 and 1992), MSc in Applied Physics and Mathematics (Moscow Institute of Physics and Technology, 1991) His research focuses on the feasibility of energy transitions, climate strategies, and energy security. He has contributed to major projects like the Global Energy Assessment (2008-2012) and the ENGAGE project (2019-present). Cherp is also a member of the Scoping Group for the Seventh Assessment Report of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC). Cherp has published extensively in leading journals such as Nature Energy , Nature Climate Change , and Energy Policy . He co-leads the inter-university research group POLET and holds a professorship at Lund University's International Institute for Industrial Environmental Economics. Scientific Awards: Stanford/Elsevier's Top 2% Scientist Rankings (2024) Cherp has served on editorial boards, including Energy Research and Social Science , and has undertaken professional work for the European Research Council (ERC), European Commission, European Environment Agency (EEA), and international organizations like UNDP, WHO, and the World Bank.

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Jérôme DarmontView profile

Professor

Lumière University Lyon 2France

Jérôme Darmont is a Professor in the Department of Computer Science at Lumière University Lyon 2, where he teaches advanced database technologies and supervises doctoral research. He is a key member of Laboratoire ERIC, a joint research unit between Universities Lyon 2 and Lyon 1, with a web presence at https://eric.msh-lse.fr/ . His research interests center on database systems, with particular expertise in data lakes, XML technologies, XQuery language, and business intelligence applications. His work bridges theoretical database concepts with practical implementations, as evidenced by his teaching of PL/pgSQL programming and advanced data querying techniques. Analysis of his recent publications reveals a consistent focus on data management challenges, particularly in the areas of data lake architecture, metadata modeling, and the integration of heterogeneous data sources. His research increasingly incorporates machine learning techniques for data analysis and quality improvement, reflecting the evolving landscape of database technologies. As an active supervisor, he currently guides multiple PhD candidates including Simon Weinberger, Eliz Peyraud, and Noé Lebreton, whose doctoral defenses are scheduled for late November and December 2025. His involvement in doctoral education demonstrates his commitment to training the next generation of database researchers. Through Laboratoire ERIC, he participates in various research initiatives and academic events, contributing to the broader computer science research community in Lyon and internationally, particularly through conference participation in venues like ADBIS and DaWaK.

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Cristina GolettiView profile

Academic

University of Northern ColoradoUnited States

Cristina Goletti serves as Dean of the College of Performing and Visual Arts at the University of Northern Colorado. A dance educator and artist, her work bridges feminist leadership, somatic techniques, and choreographic thinking with a focus on socially aware practices. Education MFA from the University of Colorado at Boulder with emphases in Gender Studies and Somatics Postgraduate Diploma from London Contemporary Dance School (LCDS), dancing with Edge, LCDS's Postgraduate Company Research Interests center on dance pedagogy, interdisciplinary improvised performance, queer studies, and migration narratives. Her work explores the transformative potential of dance in educational and societal contexts. Publications highlight the challenges of virtual dance education during the pandemic, emphasizing technology's role in teaching, embodied learning, and creative adaptation. Scientific Awards DanceWEB European Scholarship Bursary Awards (2) Project Award Multiple travel awards from The Irish Arts Council and European Cultural Foundation Professional Contributions include co-founding Legitimate Bodies Dance Company, directing the I.F. O.N.L.Y. dance solo festival in Ireland, and leading the interdisciplinary research group Engineering + Art + Science = Social Impact (EASSI) at UTEP.

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Richard RichardsonView profile

Researcher

Carleton UniversityCanada

Dr. Richard Richardson is a Researcher at Carleton University’s Radiation Biology and Health Physics Branch under the Ontario Medical Physics Institute (OMPI) . His work bridges Radiation Dosimetry , Medical Physics , and Environmental Health . Developed GENMOD-PC , a 100,000-line code for internal dose assessment of radionuclides Studied radon-induced non-cancer diseases (e.g., cardiovascular disease) Investigated tritium and 14C dosimetry using gender-informed physiological models Research Trends Richardson’s publications from 2003–2025 reveal interdisciplinary focus on: Environmental Hydrology : Water table dynamics, permafrost thaw, mercury cycling in subarctic lakes Remote Sensing : LiDAR and SAR applications for wetland mapping and snow monitoring Biogeochemical Hotspots : Arsenic and mercury cycling in legacy-polluted landscapes Affiliation Linked to Carleton University as a potential supervisor and Canadian Nuclear Laboratories (CNL) (formerly AECL) in Ottawa.

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Magdalena PaziewskaView profile

Researcher

Medical University of LublinPoland

Magdalena Paziewska is a Researcher at the Department of Experimental Haematooncology within the Faculty of Medicine at the Medical University of Lublin. Her work focuses on biomedical research, particularly in hematological malignancies and immunological responses. Research Interests: Chronic Leukemia SARS-CoV-2 and RNA Biology B Cell Immunology Medical Education for Students Human Biomedical Studies Contacts: Email: magdalena.paziewska@umlub.pl Phone: +48 81 448 66 30 ORCID: 0000-0002-1443-5027

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Theresa GeeseView profile

Researcher

Christian-Albrechts-University zu KielGermany

Theresa Geese is a Researcher at the Kiel University 's Institute of Medical Informatics and Statistics (IMIS) . She works within the research group of Prof. Astrid Dempfle, focusing on data management, bioinformatics, and statistical analysis in biomedical contexts. Current Role: Postdoctoral researcher in bioinformatics/statistics Supervisor: Prof. Dr. rer. physiol. Astrid Dempfle Project Involvement: Spokeswoman for Doc’s in miTarget until June 2025 Collaborations: Research Center Borstel – Leibnitz Lung Center, HMGU, Max Planck Institute for Evolutionary Biology, UKSH, Universität zu Lübeck Her research aligns with the INF Dempfle/Ellinghaus group , specializing in data-driven biomedical methodologies across miTarget project phases 1-2. Funded by the Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft (DFG), her work contributes to computational approaches in medical statistics.

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Blažej BuchaView profile

Lecturer

Slovak University of Technology in BratislavaSlovakia

Blažej Bucha is a Lecturer at the Department of Theoretical Geodesy and Geoinformatics , Slovak University of Technology in Bratislava. His research focuses on high-degree spherical harmonic synthesis, gravity field modeling of celestial bodies, and computational geodesy. Developed open-source software packages: GrafLab (gravity field visualization), CHarm (spherical harmonic transforms), and SRBF (regional gravity modeling). Key research areas include planetary geodesy (Moon, asteroid Bennu), divergence-free spherical harmonic expansions , and high-resolution gravitational mapping at scales down to 2 arc-seconds. Highest academic contributions involve ultra-high-degree harmonics (n=21600) and 256-digit precision calculations for resolving divergence effects. His work has applications in geoid determination, gravitational tensor analysis, and geophysical interpretation. Co-authored 15+ peer-reviewed papers in Journal of Geodesy , Geophysical Research Letters , and Computers & Geosciences . Developed grav-sr-2arcsec (Slovak Republic's gravitational maps) and GMSQ2019 (gravimetric quasigeoid at 2" resolution). Teaching activities include co-authoring the textbook Fyzikálna geodézia (2023) and delivering lectures on Physical Geodesy .

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Peter RalphView profile

Associate Professor

University of OregonUnited States

Peter Ralph serves as Department Head and Associate Professor in the Department of Data Science at the University of Oregon's College of Arts and Sciences. His research program integrates population genetics, evolutionary biology, and computational mathematics to address fundamental questions in genomic analysis and spatial evolutionary dynamics. Ralph specializes in developing spatial models of evolution, local adaptation, and hybridization, employing statistical methods, machine learning, and stochastic processes to infer evolutionary processes from genomic data. His work bridges theoretical frameworks with empirical applications, particularly in vector biology and conservation genomics, with emphasis on creating open-source computational tools for the scientific community. Analysis of his 2023-2025 publications reveals three dominant research thrusts: (1) Advancement of ancestral recombination graph (ARG) methodologies for genealogical inference, (2) Development of spatially explicit simulation frameworks (stdpopsim, SLiM) for eco-evolutionary modeling, and (3) Application of neural networks to demographic and selective sweep detection in genomic datasets. These efforts collectively enhance our capacity to model complex evolutionary scenarios across diverse taxa. He leads the KR-CoLab research group (https://kr-colab.github.io/), which focuses on collaborative development of computational tools for population genomic analysis, emphasizing reproducibility and accessibility in evolutionary genomics research.

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Patrice CannavoView profile

Professor

Institut Agro Rennes-AngersFrance

Patrice Cannavo is a Professor of Soil Sciences at the Agro Institute Rennes-Angers , specializing in soil dynamics, nutrient cycling, and urban horticultural systems. His research spans Horticultural Plant Physical Environment Research Unit (EPHor) National Commission of Teacher-Researchers (CNECA, Section 2) Institute for Research in Urban Science and Technology (IRSTV) Research Interests focus on: Organic matter dynamics in horticultural substrates Water-carbon-nitrogen cycle interactions Urban soil sustainability and pollution management Agroforestry system efficiency His recent publications (2024-2022) address urban technosol construction, precision irrigation strategies, greenhouse gas fluxes in green spaces, and organic waste valorization. Thesis Co-Direction includes work on: Carbon sequestration in metropolitan soils Technosol multifunctionality Nutrient dynamics in agroecological orchard systems Collaborations involve networks like ASTREDHOR , Plante&Cité , and the IRSTV institute.

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David EvansView profile

Associate Professor

University of OregonUnited States

David Evans is an Associate Professor of Economics in the College of Arts and Sciences at the University of Oregon . He conducts research on computational macroeconomics, dynamic stochastic general-equilibrium (DSGE) modelling, and optimal fiscal and monetary policy, with a particular emphasis on economies populated by heterogeneous agents. Research Focus Professor Evans’s current agenda centres on developing numerical methods to approximate equilibria in DSGE models that feature large numbers of heterogeneous households or firms. His early applications address pressing questions in optimal fiscal policy—namely, how debt levels, labour-tax rates, and capital-tax rates should evolve over the business cycle and in the long run when inequality is explicitly taken into account. Additional collaborative work explores how fiscal-hedging motives should influence long-term debt structure and tax design. Publications Overview Between 2014 and 2023, Evans has produced a steady stream of articles that advance both theoretical and computational frontiers. Collectively, these works span four broad themes: (1) optimal taxation and public debt management under incomplete markets; (2) the macroeconomic implications of household heterogeneity and inequality; (3) bounded rationality and learning in macroeconomic settings; and (4) novel solution techniques—especially perturbation methods—for high-dimensional heterogeneous-agent models. Scientific Recognition No specific awards or honours are mentioned in the supplied text. Contact & Resources Office: 538 PLC, 1285 University of Oregon, Eugene OR 97103-1285 Phone: 541-346-3431 Email: devans@uoregon.edu Website: http://econevans.com/

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Shen WangView profile

Researcher

Massachusetts Institute of TechnologyUnited States

Shen Wang is a Postdoctoral Associate at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology 's Center for Energy and Environmental Policy Research (CEEPR). His work focuses on energy transition strategies through Power resource planning Electricity market design Hydropower optimization for decarbonization in Northeastern North America. Academic background includes: PhD in Energy Economics & Management, Johns Hopkins University MS in Applied Mathematics, Johns Hopkins University MSE in Environmental & Health Engineering, Johns Hopkins University Research interests integrate policy analysis with technical optimization of energy systems, particularly examining Quebec hydropower's role in climate change mitigation. Despite publishing extensively in particle physics ( Google Scholar ), current work emphasizes environmental policy frameworks rather than fundamental physics.

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