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• Game Theory
• Cooperative Games
• Economic Analysis
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Sylvain Béal is a University Professor at the University of Franche-Comté, where he serves as Director of the Master's program "Quantification and Economic Analysis." He is affiliated with the Faculty of Law, Economics, Politics and Management (UFR SJEPG) and is a core researcher at CRESE (Centre de REcherche sur les Stratégies Économiques). His primary research focus is on game theory, particularly cooperative games and solution concepts such as the Shapley value, Owen value, and various axiomatizations. Professor Béal's work spans theoretical developments in axiomatic methods and their applications to economic analysis, voting theory, cost allocation problems, and diversity constraints in decision-making processes. Professor Béal has maintained exceptional research productivity in recent years, with numerous publications in top journals including International Journal of Game Theory, Journal of Mathematical Economics, and Review of Political Economy. His research output shows consistent quality across multiple years, with significant contributions in 2025, 2024, and 2023. His work often addresses issues of fairness, strategic behavior, and allocation problems in cooperative settings. Among his notable research contributions are axiomatizations of various solution concepts, analyses of cooperative games with diversity constraints, network structures, and priority structures. His theoretical work has practical applications in environmental economics (cost sharing for pollution cleanup), crowdfunding (fair reward allocation), political science (voting systems and representation), and regulatory economics (analysis of REACH legislation). Professor Béal is actively involved in research projects including PERSEDS (Economic Perspectives on Space Debris), which runs from May 2025 to May 2026 and is funded by the National Centre for Space Studies (CNES) and UMPL SUNERGIA. This demonstrates his ability to apply game-theoretic approaches to emerging policy challenges. As an educator, he directs a specialized Master's program focused on quantification and economic analysis, indicating his commitment to training the next generation of economists and game theorists. His supervision of PhD students, such as Sylvain Ferrières, further demonstrates his role in academic mentorship and knowledge transfer.

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• Stochastic Control Systems
• Optimization
• Decision Support Systems
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Dr. Edward Kozłowski is a Professor at the Department of Quantitative Methods in Management within the Faculty of Management at Lublin University of Technology. He holds consultations every Wednesday from 10:00 to 12:00 in room 20 of the New Oxford Connecting Building and can be reached via email at e.kozlovski@pollub.pl or through his personal website. Dr. Kozłowski earned his academic credentials through a rigorous path: completing his Master's degree in 1996 from the Faculty of Mathematics and Physics at Maria Curie-Skłodowska University, his PhD in 2002 at the Systems Research Institute of the Polish Academy of Sciences in Warsaw with a thesis on 'Optimization of investment portfolio taking into account the cost of information,' and achieving habilitation in 2019 from the same institution. His research focuses on optimal adaptive control for stochastic systems with random horizon and modeling decision support and control systems under uncertainty. This work spans stochastic optimization, machine learning applications, statistical modeling, and decision theory under uncertain conditions. Dr. Kozłowski's approach consistently bridges theoretical mathematical frameworks with practical applications in management contexts. Analysis of his recent publications (2017-2020) reveals a strong trend toward interdisciplinary applications of quantitative methods. His work spans pandemic response modeling, manufacturing optimization, water resource management, transportation systems analysis, and building diagnostics. The integration of machine learning techniques with traditional statistical approaches has become increasingly prominent in his recent research. Dr. Kozłowski teaches courses in forecasting and simulations, descriptive statistics, and mathematical statistics, emphasizing practical applications of quantitative methods in management. His teaching philosophy aligns with the Department of Quantitative Methods in Management's postgraduate studies in Data Analysis, which focuses on teaching statistical methods as practical tools rather than theoretical constructs. His collaborative research network includes frequent partnerships with Tomasz Rymarczyk, Grzegorz Kłosowski, Anna Borucka, and Dariusz Mazurkiewicz across diverse application domains. This collaborative approach has resulted in numerous publications in reputable journals and conference proceedings.

• Clinical Pharmacy
• Clinical Pharmacokinetics
• Biopharmaceutics
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Sofia Markantoni-Kyroudi serves as Clinical Professor in the Department of Pharmacy at the National and Kapodistrian University of Athens, where she directs research and teaching activities at the Laboratory of Biopharmaceutics - Pharmacokinetics. Her academic leadership spans undergraduate and graduate programs with significant contributions to clinical therapeutics education. Her educational foundation includes: Bachelor of Pharmacy (Hons) from the University of Rhodesia, Salisbury, Rhodesia PhD in Biopharmaceutics and Pharmacokinetics from the University of London, London, England Professor Markantoni-Kyroudi's research program integrates clinical pharmacy practice with advanced pharmacokinetic methodologies. Her investigations address therapeutic drug monitoring, nanomedicine applications, and pharmacoeconomic evaluations across diverse clinical contexts. Current projects examine hormonal correlations in eating disorders, antimicrobial stewardship protocols, and patient outcomes in surgical interventions, reflecting her commitment to translational research that bridges laboratory findings with clinical practice. Her 2017-2019 publications demonstrate interdisciplinary reach across endocrinology, hospital pharmacy, surgical outcomes, and pharmacotherapy. Key trends include hormonal biomarker analysis in adolescent health, evidence-based antifungal protocols, comparative surgical techniques, and educational research on generic medication perceptions among future pharmacists. This body of work underscores her dual focus on clinical problem-solving and pharmacy education innovation. Her exceptional academic trajectory has been recognized through prestigious distinctions: Best first year student prize, Pharmacy Department, University of Rhodesia (1975) Best second year student prize, Pharmacy Department, University of Rhodesia (1976) Rose Krikler prize for the best student throughout the B.Pharm degree course, University of Rhodesia (1977) Commonwealth Scholarship for postgraduate studies at the University of London (1979–1982) The Laboratory of Biopharmaceutics - Pharmacokinetics functions as her primary research hub, supporting both undergraduate instructional laboratories and advanced graduate research. This facility enables hands-on training in drug kinetics analysis while facilitating clinical collaborations across medical specialties. Current initiatives focus on therapeutic drug monitoring applications and nanomedicine formulation studies, with emerging work in pharmacokinetic modeling for complex patient populations.