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Søren KnudsenView profile

Assistant Professor

• Information Visualization
• Human-Computer Interaction
• Data Visualization
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Søren Knudsen is an Assistant Professor at the Digital Design Department, IT University of Copenhagen and holds a Marie Curie Fellowship for postdoctoral work at the University of Copenhagen. He serves as Academic Director of the Human Data Interaction Lab. Positions: Assistant Professor, Marie Curie Postdoctoral Scholar Affiliations: IT University of Copenhagen, University of Copenhagen Key Roles: Academic Director, Human Data Interaction Lab His research centers on information visualization and human-computer interaction , particularly in face-to-face and online contexts. He explores how large-area displays and social media can enhance data comprehension and collaborative discussion. Notable work includes surveys on interactive visualization techniques for large displays, frameworks for data visualization education , and EMR-based algorithms for healthcare performance evaluation. His publications span journals like IEEE Transactions on Visualization and Computer Graphics and PLOS ONE . Awards and honors: Marie Curie Fellowship He collaborates across disciplines, with ties to healthcare analytics, educational technology, and computer science departments. His recent studies address challenges in visualization design handoff , proxemics , and ubiquitous data interaction .

• Nursing
• Chronic Wound Care
• Patient Safety
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Pedro García Fernández is a Researcher with a dual academic background in Electrical Engineering and Healthcare Design from the University of Granada (2000) and Polytechnic University of Madrid (1983). His work spans two distinct domains: early contributions in discrete cosine transform architectures and hospital systemic design , followed by a decades-long focus on chronic wound care , pressure ulcers , and patient safety . PhD , University of Granada (2000) – Efficient architectures for the discrete cosine transform using the residue numerical system PhD , Polytechnic University of Madrid (1983) – New methodology for the integral design of hospital centers: systemic approach His recent research emphasizes dependency-related skin injuries , nursing-led interventions , and healthcare policy , including collaborations with the Red de Profesorado en Heridas and GNEAUPP . Key areas include: Chronic wound epidemiology (e.g., national prevalence surveys in Spain) Clinical practice guidelines for pressure ulcer prevention and treatment Evidence-based nursing (e.g., advanced practice nurse effectiveness) Healthcare technology (e.g., data management plans, wound classification tools) The 15 most recent publications highlight trends in diabetic foot ulcers , incontinence-associated dermatitis , and innovative wound care education for nursing curricula. While no scientific awards are explicitly listed, his work has driven transcultural adaptations of risk assessment scales and multidisciplinary wound clinics .

• Critical Care
• Pulmonary Medicine
• Allergy and Immunology
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Dr. Craig M. Lilly is a Professor at UMass Chan Medical School, holding multiple appointments across the Department of Medicine (Pulmonary Medicine Division), Anesthesiology and Perioperative Medicine, Surgery, and Population Health Sciences. He is also affiliated with the Morningside Graduate School of Biomedical Sciences in Immunology and Microbiology Program. Education: BS in Science from University of Oregon; MD from Oregon Health Science University His research focuses on Critical Care and Pulmonary Medicine , with significant contributions to ICU Telemedicine , Point-of-Care Testing , and Medical Device Commercialization . Recent publications highlight applications of Machine Learning in critical care diagnostics and pandemic-related medical technology adoption. Scientific articles demonstrate interdisciplinary engagement in Allergy and Immunology , Public Health , and Biomedical Informatics . While no formal awards are listed, his work spans Clinical Guidelines , Quality Metrics , and Healthcare Policy development.

Sami HyrynsalmiView profile

Professor

• Software Engineering
• Information Systems
• Administrative Information Systems
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Sami Hyrynsalmi is a Professor of Software Engineering at the LUT School of Engineering Sciences, Lappeenranta–Lahti University of Technology (LUT University), Lahti Campus. He has held academic positions including Associate Professor (tenure track) at LUT University (2019–2023), and prior roles at Tampere University (2020–2023) and the University of Turku (2007–2016). He earned his Doctor of Science in Technology (2014) and Master of Science in Technology (2009) from the University of Turku. Research Focus: Software engineering, information systems, software ecosystems, agile development, DevOps, blockchain ethics, quantum computing applications, and software product management. Publications: Authored over 20 journal articles and 80 conference/workshop papers, with work appearing in journals like Information and Software Technology , IEEE Access , and Computers in Human Behavior . Collaborations: Frequent collaborations with institutions such as Tampere University, University of Turku, and international researchers on topics like 6G ecosystems, DevOps challenges, and blockchain compliance. Employment Timeline: 2023–Present: Professor of Software Engineering, LUT University. 2019–2023: Associate Professor (tenure track), LUT University. 2020–2023: Employment at Tampere University. 2007–2016: Roles at the University of Turku and Turku School of Economics.

Herbert MwebeView profile

Associate Professor

• Mental Health Nursing
• Psychopharmacology
• Physical Health in Severe Mental Illness
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Herbert Mwebe is an Associate Professor of Mental Health and Senior Teaching Fellow in the School of Life and Health Sciences at Middlesex University, leading mental health nurse academics in pre/post-registration programmes and CPD delivery. He serves as Specialist Clinical Advisor to the Care Quality Commission (CQC) for mental health inspections and Specialist Panel Member for His Majesty's Mental Health Review Tribunal. Education B.Sc PG Dip AdvDip PGCert HE MSc Mprof Doctoral student (current) SFHEA Independent Prescriber Research Focus Herbert's work centers on parity of esteem between mental and physical health, driving innovations in cardiometabolic risk monitoring for severe mental illness (SMI) patients and optimizing psychopharmacological practices . His research bridges clinical gaps through recovery-oriented approaches and physical health integration in psychiatric settings. Concurrently, he addresses systemic inequities via investigations into mental health tribunal processes , workplace racism in the NHS , and culturally specific health promotion for Black/Asian communities, reflecting his commitment to health equity. Publication Trends His 2024-2025 output reveals a strategic shift toward actionable clinical frameworks—particularly metabolic monitoring protocols in inpatient/postpartum psychosis care—while expanding into social determinants of mental health through Black History Month analyses and anti-racism initiatives, demonstrating dual expertise in biomedical and socio-structural interventions. Scientific Awards Student Led Teaching Award for Most Inspiring Lecturer (2018) Santander Universities Work-Based Learning Award (£5000) for doctoral research on cardiometabolic risk (2020) Advising and Grants Herbert has generated £150,107 in consultancy income through mental health workforce development projects, including £135,107 for CPD activities (2015-2020) and £15,000 for medication management training (2015-2017). He mentors secondary school students via NHS England's NextGen Nurse Project and advises doctoral candidates. PMS+ Mental Health Project (2013-2015): Transformed primary care mental health pathways in City and Hackney Medication Awareness Project (2015-2017): Trained BEH mental health professionals in medicine optimization Labs and Teams He leads Middlesex University's mental health nurse academic team and co-directs the Uganda Nurses and Midwives Association UK CIC as Education/Training Lead, spearheading community initiatives including monthly mental health podcasts, menopause awareness webinars with NHS Modern Matrons, and ALIBSA stigma-reduction programmes for aging Black/Asian populations.

• Emergency Medicine
• Ambulance Service Organization
• Pre-hospital Care
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Dr Fiona Bell is an Honorary Research Fellow at the School of Medicine and Population Health , University of Sheffield, and serves as the Head of Research at Yorkshire Ambulance Service NHS Trust. She leads initiatives to bridge academic research with pre-hospital care through formal partnerships like the ScHARR-YAS Memorandum of Understanding. Specializes in ambulance service organization, staff wellbeing, and health inequality reduction Active in urgent care research themes under the Yorkshire and Humber Applied Research Collaborative Co-investigator on NIHR-funded projects including the Exploring the use of pre-hospital pre-alerts grant (£555,740.24) Her recent publications focus on: Pre-hospital triage accuracy and decision-making Emergency department pre-alert systems COVID-19 pandemic response protocols Machine learning applications for risk prediction Paramedic wellbeing and naloxone program implementation Public health interventions in ambulance settings Contact: fiona.bell7@nhs.net | ORCID: 0000-0003-4503-1903

• Nursing Education
• Medical Simulation
• Interprofessional Education
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Janne Bakke serves as a University College Teacher (Lecturer) at Oslo Metropolitan University's Faculty of Health Sciences, Department of Nursing and Health Promotion. Based at the Kjeller campus (Kunnskapsveien 55), she holds the administrative role of Head of Studies for Area of Responsibility 2. Her work focuses on advancing nursing education through simulation-based methodologies. Her research centers on medical simulation as a pedagogical tool, with particular emphasis on psychological safety in simulated environments , student-led simulation design , and interprofessional team training . Recent publications demonstrate her leadership in developing simulation curricula that prepare nursing students for real-world clinical leadership roles. She frequently collaborates with Marko Stojiljkovic and other colleagues in the MedSimNorge network. Analysis of her 7 publications (2022-2025) reveals consistent focus on Nursing student facilitation competency development Interprofessional BEST (Bridge, Evaluate, Support, Team) models Psychological safety frameworks for error management Realistic scenario design for clinical decision-making Her work bridges academic training with practical healthcare resource development. Bakke actively disseminates her research through professional networks including MedSimNorge, SESAM, and Simulation User Network (SUN), with presentations at annual conferences. Her recent work has appeared in Tidsskriftet sykepleien . As Head of Studies, she oversees academic programs while contributing to OsloMet's educational mission through simulation pedagogy. Her work connects classroom learning with healthcare system needs, particularly in developing future-ready nursing resources through innovative simulation training.

Samer SkaikView profile

Senior Lecturer

• Project Management
• Construction Management
• Higher Education Pedagogy
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Dr. Samer Skaik is a Senior Lecturer in Project Management at Central Queensland University's Melbourne campus since 2017. He holds a PhD from Deakin University and PMP certification from the Project Management Institute. Education : BSc Civil Engineering, MSc Construction Project Management (Distinction), PhD (Deakin University), Graduate Certificate in Tertiary Education (CQU) Professional : Certified Adjudicator, Certified Arbiter, Project Management Professional (PMP) His research focuses on: Optimizing statutory adjudication in construction projects Improving group-based assessments in higher education Combating academic dishonesty through technology Recent research trends show: 33% of publications focus on adjudication process improvement 40% address educational innovation in project management 27% examine construction payment disputes Scientific recognition includes: 5x Brooking Prize Commendations (2016-2023) Walt Lipke Award for project governance (2021) Student Voice Awards at CQU (2017, 2020) Currently supervising 4 research candidates in topics including: Statutory adjudication accessibility Group assessment skill development Building regulatory systems Design liability in high-rises Industry engagement includes: Ad-hoc construction consultancy services Contributions to Australian legislative reforms Participation in international conferences (UK, India, UAE)

Matthew SchmidtView profile

Assistant Professor

• Radiation Oncology
• Medical Physics
• Quality Assurance
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Matthew Schmidt is an Assistant Professor of Radiation Oncology and Chief of Quality Assurance in the Department of Radiation Oncology at Washington University School of Medicine. He joined the department in 2018 and holds a PhD in Biomedical Engineering and Biotechnology (Medical Physics) completed in 2022. His educational background includes: BS in Physics from Valdosta State University (2011) MSc in Medical Physics from Duke University (2013) PhD in Biomedical Engineering and Biotechnology (Medical Physics) from University of Massachusetts Lowell (2022) Dr. Schmidt's research centers on computational methods to enhance radiation oncology workflow, efficiency, and accuracy. His primary interests include quality assurance systems, treatment planning optimization, image analysis, and adaptive radiotherapy techniques. He has pioneered work in statistical predictive modeling for QA outcomes, automated grid placement for stereotactic therapy, and dual-modality imaging guidance. His recent publications (2023-2025) reveal a strategic focus on integrating computational innovation with clinical implementation. Key trends include validation of Monte Carlo-based QA models, development of template-guided planning automation, and establishing dual CT-MR adaptive radiotherapy programs. A significant strand of his work addresses global health through remote education initiatives for radiation therapy in resource-limited settings. No scientific awards were documented in the provided materials. As Chief of Quality Assurance, Dr. Schmidt leads clinical safety and accuracy initiatives within the Radiation Oncology department. His research demonstrates strong collaboration with medical physicists and radiation oncologists across multiple institutions, particularly in developing standardized protocols for complex treatment modalities.

Ezekwesiri NwanosikeView profile

Research Fellow

• Health workforce
• Health services research
• Pharmacoepidemiology
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Ezekwesiri Nwanosiki is a Research Fellow at the University of Southampton , holding a PhD in Pharmacy. His work integrates data science and health services research to address critical challenges in patient care. Research Focus: Medicines optimization, pharmacoepidemiology, and health workforce planning Technical Expertise: Machine learning, multivariate regression modeling, DOACs (Direct Oral Anticoagulants) analysis Current Project: Core technical contributor to SEISMIC-R (Study to Evaluate Intensive Care Staffing Models) Key Methodologies: Healthcare data linkage/cleaning, AI applications in clinical practice His recent publications demonstrate a consistent focus on optimizing anticoagulant therapy through data-driven approaches.

Sydney AnsteeView profile

Research Fellow

• Implementation Science
• Workforce Wellbeing
• Sexual and Reproductive Health
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Sydney Anstee serves as a Senior Research Fellow within the School of Health Sciences at the University of Southampton, leveraging extensive cross-sector experience spanning the NHS, academia, public health, local government, third sector organizations, and social care. Her work bridges research, project management, and implementation science with a focus on translating evidence into practical healthcare solutions while championing open research practices to reduce waste and maximize societal impact. Her research program centers on critical health domains: Implementation Science & Intervention Development : Creating frameworks for transitioning scientific evidence into real-world practice Workforce Wellbeing : Investigating healthcare professional resilience, particularly during crises like the COVID-19 pandemic Sexual & Reproductive Health : Specializing in menopause transition, disease prevention, and condom use optimization Stigma Reduction : Addressing marginalization in mental health and sensitive health conditions Research Prioritization : Developing tools for identifying high-impact research areas and measuring societal benefit Analysis of her publication record reveals consistent focus on practical healthcare challenges through diverse methodologies including systematic reviews, feasibility trials, and health services research. Her work spans nursing workforce dynamics during pandemics, sexual health interventions, and patient experience analytics, demonstrating strong interdisciplinary collaboration across clinical, academic, and policy domains. Dr. Anstee actively contributes to major research initiatives including the ICON survey on nurses' pandemic experiences, Magnet4Europe (adapting US hospital accreditation models for European contexts), and the HIS-UK Condom Study. Her grant portfolio reflects expertise in NIHR-funded projects spanning intervention development, implementation science, and cross-sector collaboration, though her profile does not list current PhD supervisees. International engagement includes Medical Research Council work in Bolivia and post-tsunami mobile clinic operations in Sri Lanka, underscoring her commitment to globally relevant health solutions.

• Mechanical Engineering
• Sustainable Entrepreneurship
• Engineering Education
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Meri Kuikka is a Researcher at the Department of Energy and Mechanical Engineering, Aalto University , Finland. She contributes to engineering education research and multidisciplinary collaboration through her work at Aalto University's Design Factory. Focus on sustainable entrepreneurship education Expertise in transferable skill development Active in technology-integrated pedagogy Contributes to IT governance and social media adoption research Her recent publications address curriculum development for entrepreneurship, collaborative innovation processes, and digital transformation in organizational contexts. While no formal awards are listed, her work demonstrates sustained engagement with real-world challenges in both academic and industry settings.

Akin AmasyaliView profile

Assistant Professor

• Urology
• Medical Imaging
• Laser Surgery
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Akin Amasyali is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Urology. His research focuses on improving medical imaging accuracy, reducing radiation exposure in surgical procedures, and advancing laser technologies for urological treatments. His work spans key areas such as: Ureteral stone detection using deep learning reconstruction Radiation safety for surgical teams during percutaneous nephrolithotomy Comparative effectiveness of Thulium and Holmium lasers in stent removal Innovations in kidney stone volume assessment methods Recent publications highlight trends in minimally invasive urology, emphasizing precision techniques and safety protocols in surgical imaging and laser applications.

• Health Services Research
• Public Health
• Disaster Management
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Sedat Bostan is affiliated with Karadeniz Technical University and has made significant contributions to health services research, disaster management, and pandemic response. His work spans topics like telemedicine, health policy, and medical tourism, often analyzing systemic challenges in Turkish healthcare. Research Interests : Health administration, pandemic preparedness, digital health innovations Key Themes : Turkey's healthcare system reform, cross-border medical tourism, disaster logistics Bostan has published extensively in high-impact journals like Library Hi Tech and Telemedicine and E-Health , with 17 indexed articles and 80 other publications. His collaborative network includes scholars like Yeşildağ A.Y. and Agac G. . Recent conference presentations focus on remote healthcare delivery, patient satisfaction metrics, and pandemic-related behavioral studies. Bostan's work emphasizes analytic hierarchy process applications and gender-based research barriers in medical fields.

• Medication Adherence
• Pharmacotherapy
• Public Health
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Luis Miguel Fernandes is a researcher at the Polytechnic Institute of Bragança (IPB) School of Health Sciences, focusing on medication adherence, pharmacotherapy, and public health. His work spans geriatrics, pediatrics, and patient safety, with extensive publications in Drug Safety , Egitania Sciencia Journal , and other health science outlets. Key research areas: Medication adherence, polypharmacy, drug safety, patient-centered care Projects: Deprescription programs for elderly patients, analysis of drug waste behaviors Scientific contributions include systematic reviews on therapeutic adherence, pediatric medication use, and evaluations of drug reimbursement schemes. His recent work on deprescription in polymedicated elderly (2024) highlights his focus on optimizing pharmacotherapeutic strategies for vulnerable populations.