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Markus GalleiView profile

Professor

• Polymer Chemistry
• Stimuli-Responsive Materials
• Nanostructured Materials
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Prof. Dr.-Ing. Markus Gallei is a Full Professor of Polymer Chemistry at Saarland University, Faculty of Natural Sciences and Technology, where he leads the Gallei Lab. His research focuses on the development of nano-structured and stimuli-responsive polymeric materials inspired by natural hierarchical design principles. He holds a W3 professorship and is actively involved in interdisciplinary research bridging polymer chemistry, colloidal science, and self-assembly for advanced applications. His primary research interests include polymer chemistry , self-assembly of block copolymers , stimuli-responsive materials , smart membranes , photonic materials , and ceramic templating . His group develops novel synthetic strategies such as controlled radical polymerization and post-functionalization to create functional hybrid nanostructures. These materials are applied in fields like photonics , separation technologies , and energy storage . The recent publications reflect a strong trend toward redox-responsive systems , metallopolymer-based materials , 3D-printed structural colors , and environmental applications such as PFAS removal. The research combines fundamental polymer synthesis with applied materials engineering, emphasizing scalable and sustainable approaches. Reimund-Stadler-Prize donated by the GDCh (2017) Emerging Investigator 2016, RSC Journal of Materials C Fond der Chemischen Industrie (2016) Emerging Investigator 2016, RSC Polymer Chemistry Fellowship Max-Buchner-Foundation (DECHEMA) (2015) Young Talents 2015, Polymer Science, Macromolecular Chemistry and Physics Prize of the Familie-Bottling-Foundation (2011) Honor for PhD Thesis (summa cum laude), TU Darmstadt (2010) Prize of the Foundation of the Ehemaligen des Deutschen Kunststoff-Instituts (2007) GDCh-Prize for Chemistry (Abitur) (2000) Markus Gallei has led a junior research group at TU Darmstadt and has been a visiting scientist at MIT. He advises students and collaborates extensively on interdisciplinary projects. His lab is supported by national and EU-level funding, particularly in the area of smart inorganic polymers. He is a member of the editorial board of Frontiers in Polymer Science (Colloids) and part of the EU network 'Smart Inorganic Polymers'. The Gallei Lab operates within a well-equipped research environment, focusing on the self-assembly of core-shell particles , melt-shear organization , and functional hybrid films . The group actively develops new methodologies for creating porous membranes , ceramic precursors , and stimuli-responsive opal films .

• Information Systems
• IT Management
• Digital Transformation
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Peter Zahradník is an Assistant Professor at the Department of Information Management under the Faculty of Business Management at the University of Economics in Bratislava. His academic journey includes completing both Master's (2019) and Doctoral (2023) studies in Business Economics/Economics and Management at the same university. Master's: Business Economics (2019) Doctoral: Economics and Management (2023) His research focuses on the intersection of information systems and business management, particularly examining digital transformation, IT governance frameworks, and technology-driven competitiveness. He explores how information systems integrate with corporate operations, emphasizing efficiency gains through digital tools and process optimization. Scientific activities include participation in multiple research projects such as VEGA 1/0662/23 (Digital Transformation & Industry 5.0) and VEGA 1/0388/20 (IT Management Standards). His publications highlight practical applications of technologies like IoT and office software in business contexts. VEGA 1/0662/23: Digital Transformation Readiness KEGA 034EU-4/2023: Innovative Teaching Methods I-22-111-00: Information Technology Management Peter contributes to skill development through pedagogical activities, focusing on digital competencies and critical thinking in business education. His work bridges technical implementation with strategic business outcomes.

• Sport gymnastics
• Motor learning
• Preschool physical exercise
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Sunčica Delaš Kalinski is Full Professor at the Faculty of Kinesiology, University of Split (appointed November 2021). She teaches Theory and Methodology of Sports Gymnastics 1 & 2 in the undergraduate university programme, Preschool Physical Exercise in the graduate university programme, and coordinates the gymnastics specialisation within the professional undergraduate study of Sports Coaching. Education: 2000 – Graduate study, Faculty of Natural Sciences and Education, University of Split 2005 – PhD, Faculty of Kinesiology, University of Zagreb Research interests revolve around sports gymnastics , motor learning and control , assessment of fundamental motor knowledge , and preschool physical exercise . Her work bridges biomechanical analysis of gymnastics performance with pedagogical strategies for motor skill acquisition in children and youth. Across the most recent publications ( 2021–2023 ) a clear trend emerges: combining biomechanical, pedagogical and epidemiological perspectives to understand gymnastics performance, injury risk, and effective teaching methods. Studies repeatedly address the relative age effect , choreographic evolution of Olympic routines , and retention of motor skills , reflecting a holistic approach to kinesiology research. Scientific awards & distinctions: currently no specific awards are listed in the provided text. Advising & grants: no explicit lists of graduate students or funded projects are supplied. Laboratories & teams: while individual profiles mention ORCID, ResearchGate, Google Scholar and CroRIS portals, no dedicated laboratory or team names are provided.

Alicia CotabishView profile

Professor

• STEM Education
• Gifted Education
• Virtual Coaching Using Bug-In-The-Ear Bluetooth Technology
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Dr. Alicia Cotabish is a full-time Professor in the Department of Teaching & Learning at the University of Central Arkansas College of Education , where she directs the Ph.D. in Change Leadership program. A recognized expert in gifted education and STEM pedagogy, she served as Past-President of the Arkansas Association of Gifted Education Administrators (AAGEA) and received national awards including the 2015 NAGC Early Scholar Award and 2012 NAGC Early Leader Award. Ed.D. , University of Arkansas at Little Rock (2007) M.Ed. , University of Arkansas at Little Rock (2003) B.S. , Texas A&M-Texarkana (1996) Her research focuses on STEM education for advanced learners, virtual coaching technologies (e.g., Bug-in-the-Ear Bluetooth), and Next Generation Science Standards (NGSS) alignment with gifted curriculum. Google Scholar publications (2015–2024) highlight her work in K-8 engineering instruction , virtual problem-based learning , and equity in gifted programming . Dr. Cotabish has authored over 100 publications, including the 2022 NAGC Pre-K-Grade 12 Gifted Education Programming Standards (2nd ed.) and the 2017 Designing Innovative Engineering Instruction for High Ability Learners . Her recent articles (2021–2024) emphasize: STEM curriculum for gifted students Virtual coaching efficacy NGSS integration Equity in gifted education Engineering design processes Professional development frameworks Scientific Awards : National Association for Gifted Children Early Scholar Award (2015) National Association for Gifted Children Early Leader Award (2012) She delivers keynotes and workshops nationally and internationally and serves as a NAGC Expert Speaker . Her work bridges gifted education standards with practical implementation, particularly through STEM and virtual technologies.

• Sports Science
• Exercise Physiology
• Winter Sports Performance
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Oyvind Karlsson is a Researcher at Mid Sweden University, affiliated with the Department of Health Sciences in Östersund and the National Winter Sports Center (NVC). His work focuses on optimizing performance and health in elite winter sports athletes, particularly cross-country skiers and biathletes, through rigorous physiological monitoring and data-driven approaches. Dr. Karlsson holds a Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) from Mid Sweden University, culminating in his 2022 doctoral thesis "Monitoring Health Problems and Training to Support Performance in Competitive Cross-Country Ski Athletes," which established his expertise in longitudinal athlete tracking. His research centers on athlete health surveillance, metabolomics-based biomarker identification, and altitude training adaptation. He investigates critical intersections between training load, illness incidence, and performance outcomes, with emphasis on practical applications for national teams. Current projects analyze metabolic responses to exercise, sleep patterns at altitude, and individualized acclimatization strategies. Analysis of his 15 most recent publications reveals a dominant focus on cross-country skiing performance optimization through interdisciplinary methods. His work consistently combines exercise physiology with metabolomics and real-world monitoring, targeting illness prevention and performance enhancement in elite winter sports. Recent studies increasingly incorporate blood-based biomarkers and individual response variability. No scientific awards are documented in available sources. While no formal advising relationships or specific grant funding are mentioned, Dr. Karlsson collaborates extensively with national team staff through the NVC framework. His research directly informs coaching decisions and athlete management protocols for Swedish cross-country skiing and biathlon programs. As a core member of the National Winter Sports Center (NVC), Dr. Karlsson integrates with multidisciplinary teams including sports scientists, physiologists, and medical staff. His work leverages the NVC's specialized facilities for altitude simulation, metabolic testing, and field-based performance analysis during training camps.

• Strategic Management
• International Business
• Technology-Based Companies
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María Gracia García Soto is a Professor in the Department of Economics and Business Management at the University of Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, affiliated with the IU of Cybernetics, Business and Society (IUCES) and the GIR IUCES research group focused on Strategy and International Business. Her academic work falls under the Branch of Knowledge of Social and Legal Sciences within the Area of Knowledge of Business Organization. Her research interests center on Strategic Management, International Business, and Technology-Based Companies, with significant contributions to understanding entrepreneurial alertness, corporate governance in SMEs, and internationalization processes. She has supervised over 20 undergraduate and master's theses on strategic planning across diverse sectors including tourism, technology, healthcare, and food distribution, demonstrating consistent expertise in practical business strategy applications. Analysis of her recent advisory work reveals strong thematic trends in technology-based company development (2016-2020), strategic planning for Canarian businesses (2017-2024), and international market expansion strategies (particularly for Spanish beer sector in Arab markets). Her work shows increasing focus on sustainability and digital transformation in recent strategic plans. As Principal Investigator for the project 'From recognition to exploitation of technology-based business opportunities' (2009-2010), she has contributed to understanding opportunity recognition in entrepreneurship. She has also participated in multiple collaborative research projects with the Canary Islands Economic Development Society and Gran Canaria Island Council, focusing on regional development, labor market analysis, and strategic planning for municipalities. Her academic leadership extends to advising numerous students through final degree projects and master's theses, with recent work including strategic analyses for companies like Ngaro Games (2024) and Trip Gran Canaria (2023). She maintains active research connections through IUCES and contributes to the university's strategic initiatives in business education and regional economic development.

• Sports Science
• Human Locomotion
• Muscle Mechanics
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Srđan Marković is an Associate Professor at the Faculty of Physical Culture and Sports Management of Singidunum University in Belgrade, Serbia, where he has been employed since 2014. His academic journey began at the Faculty of Sports and Physical Education, University of Belgrade , where he completed his basic, master’s, and doctoral studies. Education: Basic, Master’s, and Doctoral studies at Faculty of Sports and Physical Education, University of Belgrade (2000–2015) Research Interests encompass sports science, human locomotion, muscle mechanics, and the application of modern technologies in athletic training and performance analysis. His work spans disciplines such as endurance running , football , volleyball , and neuromuscular function . Recent publications highlight trends in ultra-marathon pacing , agility test validation , and GPS technology integration in football training. Collaborative projects like the "Muscular and neural factors of human locomotion" (2011–2014) demonstrate his focus on biomechanics and athletic performance. Scientific Awards include a scholarship from the Fund for Young Talents of the Republic of Serbia . His career bridges academic research with practical fitness coaching for top athletes and managerial roles in Serbian and international football clubs since 2005. Grants: Recipient of the Fund for Young Talents scholarship Coaching Experience: Fitness coach for elite athletes (2005–present)

Zsuzsanna SzeinerView profile

Associate Professor

• Human Resource Management
• Management Consulting
• Labor Market Analysis
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Dr. Zsuzsanna Szeiner serves as Associate Professor and Head of the Department of Economics and Management at J. Selye University's Faculty of Economics and Informatics. She concurrently holds a guest lecturer position at Eötvös Lóránd University. Her academic credentials include a PhD in Business Economics and Management from J. Selye University (2020), complemented by industry experience in financial control and HR coordination. Her research examines: Labor market dynamics in HRM contexts Global/regional management consulting trends Socio-economic impacts of technology transfer during the Fourth Industrial Revolution Geopolitical and geotechnological strategy development She led the VEGA research project 'Analysis of employment strategies in V4 countries' (2021-2023). Recent publications focus on pandemic-era HR adaptations, with empirical studies across Central Europe examining crisis management, remote work challenges, and cross-cultural adjustment in multinational corporations. Her work appears in journals including Acta Polytechnica Hungarica and Central European Management Journal .

• Saturated-unsaturated water flow coupling simulation
• Surface-groundwater interaction
• Polluted gas intrusion simulation
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Dr. Liang Xiuyu is an Assistant Professor (Associate Researcher) and doctoral supervisor at the School of Environmental Science and Engineering, Southern University of Science and Technology (SUSTech). He joined SUSTech in February 2018 and has been serving as Assistant Professor since January 2021. Prior to SUSTech, he was an Associate Researcher at Nanjing University's Center for Hydrosciences Research from 2015-2018. His academic journey includes a Ph.D. in Hydrology and Water Resources from Nanjing University (2009-2012), an M.S. in Geological Engineering from Anhui University of Science and Technology (2005-2008), and a B.S. in Resources and Environment from the same institution (2001-2005). Dr. Liang's educational background demonstrates a strong foundation in water resources and geological engineering. His research focuses on saturated-unsaturated water flow coupling simulation, surface-groundwater interaction, polluted gas intrusion simulation, and stochastic theory of groundwater flow and solute transport. He has published over 60 scientific papers, with more than 30 as first or corresponding author in leading journals including Water Resources Research, Environmental Science & Technology, and Water Research. His work addresses critical issues in groundwater resources and environmental protection, particularly the interfacial hydrodynamic processes between different water systems. Analysis of Dr. Liang's recent publications reveals a consistent focus on the fundamental mechanisms of groundwater flow and solute transport. His research demonstrates sophisticated analytical and numerical modeling approaches to understand complex hydrological processes, with particular emphasis on temporal scaling characteristics, coupled flow systems, and interactions between surface water and groundwater. The work spans theoretical developments, field applications, and practical solutions to environmental challenges. 2025 Shandong Science and Technology Progress Second Prize 2024 SUSTech Outstanding Doctoral Dissertation Supervisor Award 2024 SUSTech 8th Young Teacher Teaching Competition Second Prize 2024 SUSTech College of Engineering Outstanding Young Talent Cultivation Program 2023 SUSTech Admissions Advanced Individual 2022 Geological Science and Technology Bulletin Outstanding Young Editorial Board 2018 Shenzhen Overseas High-level Talents 2018 Shenzhen Nanshan Pilot Talent 2018 & 2016 Journal of Hydrology Outstanding Reviewer Dr. Liang has successfully led multiple research projects, including National Natural Science Foundation of China grants and national water pollution control projects. He serves as deputy editor for prestigious journals including Journal of Hydrology (2025-), Vadose Zone Journal (2020-), and Stochastic Environmental Research and Risk Assessment (2019-). His academic service extends to committee memberships with the Chinese Hydraulic Engineering Society and international organizations including the American Geophysical Union. Dr. Liang teaches undergraduate and graduate courses in groundwater hydrology and spatial statistics, contributing to the education of next-generation hydrologists. Dr. Liang maintains an active research group at SUSTech focused on groundwater resources and environmental protection. His team investigates critical issues including surface-groundwater interactions, unsaturated-saturated flow coupling, and gas migration processes in porous media. The research has practical applications for water resource management, pollution control, and environmental protection in China and globally.

• Reengineering
• Tourism Management
• Health Tourism
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Milena Karailieva is an Associate Professor at the Business Administration Department of New Bulgarian University (NBU), where she has been a permanent faculty member since 2009. Her academic career began earlier with teaching roles at Sofia University and Technical University Sofia. Education: Master's in International Tourism (UNSS, 2000), PhD in Tourism Management (UNSS, 2005) Research Interests focus on Tourism Management , Health Tourism , Human Resource Management , Competitiveness of Tourist Products , and Tourism Behavior Psychology . Her work explores digital transformation, risk management, and intellectual capital in tourism contexts. Publications include monographs like "Balneo, Spa and Wellness Tourism - Present and Future" (2012) and "Human Capital in Tourism" (2018), alongside 15+ conference papers and journal articles analyzing tourism competitiveness, behavioral trends, and resource management. She contributed to multi-author works on specialized tourism types and risk engineering in hospitality. Teaching covers courses: Tourist Resources , Tourism Marketing , Psychology of Tourist Behavior , Spa Tourism , and Management of Tourist Destinations .

Sven SauterView profile

Professor

• Disability Studies
• Inclusion
• Human Rights Education
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Sven Sauter is an apl. Professor at Ludwigsburg University of Education, where he works in the Faculty of Participation Sciences (formerly Special Education), specifically in the Department of Pedagogy for Disabled and Disadvantaged People. His academic career spans multiple German institutions including Frankfurt am Main, Gießen, Mainz, FernUniversität in Hagen, and Technical University of Dortmund. Dr. Sauter's research focuses on Disability Studies, Cultural Studies, and the intersection of human rights with inclusive education. His work examines heterogeneity, difference, and inequality in educational processes, with particular attention to aesthetic and cultural education within the context of special education and equality. He has developed significant expertise in human rights aspects of inclusion and theories of special education that address both equality and difference. His scholarly output demonstrates consistent focus on inclusive cultural education, with recent publications analyzing the relationship between art, disability, and inclusion. His work shows progression from theoretical foundations of heterogeneity toward practical applications in educational settings, particularly through art-based interventions that address educational barriers. The research trajectory reveals increasing emphasis on human rights frameworks as tools for creating more equitable educational environments. Sauter has been instrumental in developing collaborative projects between educational institutions, including the lecture partnership between the Evangelical University of Applied Sciences and the University of Education in Ludwigsburg focused on inclusion, human rights, and justice. His work with art summer camps for artistically gifted children demonstrates practical application of his theoretical frameworks. His professional development includes significant editorial work, having co-edited the online journal 'Erziehungswissenschaftliche Revue' from 2006-2012 and serving as guest editor for the Journal for Inclusion. He has also organized numerous conferences and workshops addressing inclusion from human rights perspectives.

Rana X. AdhikariView profile

Professor

• Gravitational Wave Detection
• Quantum Metrology
• Precision Measurement
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Rana X. Adhikari is a Professor of Physics at the California Institute of Technology (Caltech) in the Division of Physics, Mathematics and Astronomy, and an Associate Faculty member at the International Centre for Theoretical Sciences of the Tata Institute of Fundamental Research (ICTS-TIFR) in Bengaluru, India. His career spans over two decades in experimental physics, with significant contributions to gravitational wave detection and quantum metrology. Professor of Physics at Caltech since 2012 (tenured) Assistant Professor at Caltech (2006-2012) Adjunct Professor at ICTS-TIFR since 2012 Postdoctoral Researcher at Caltech LIGO project (2004-2006) Adhikari's research focuses on experimental physics of gravitational wave detection, quantum metrology, precision measurement, and intelligent control systems. His work aims to surpass fundamental physical limits to discover new phenomena related to gravity, quantum mechanics, and the nature of space and time. He has pioneered noise reduction techniques in laser interferometers, which were critical for LIGO's successful detection of gravitational waves in 2015. His research group at Caltech develops new detector technologies for fundamental physics experiments including gravitational waves, dark matter, and near-field gravity. He also collaborates extensively with the international gravitational-wave community including OzGrav, KAGRA, and GEO600. Analysis of his recent publications shows consistent focus on advancing gravitational wave detection capabilities across multiple fronts - from improving ground-based detectors like KAGRA to developing concepts for space-based systems like TianGO. His work bridges theoretical concepts with practical experimental implementations, particularly in quantum measurement techniques applied to gravitational physics. New Horizons in Physics Prize (2019) Albert Einstein Medal (2017) Princess of Asturias Award (2017) Bruno Rossi Prize (2017) Royal Astronomical Society Group Achievement Award (2017) Gruber Cosmology Prize (2016) Breakthrough Prize in Fundamental Physics (2016) Adhikari actively mentors students through the International LIGO SURF program, which hosts talented undergraduate students from Indian institutions. He has secured significant funding for the LIGO-India project, which aims to build a gravitational-wave observatory in India. His laboratory at Caltech collaborates with the Materials Science Department to advance mechanical oscillators, nonlinear optics, acoustic metamaterials, and high-efficiency photodetection for quantum measurements. He is also involved in interdisciplinary projects combining science and art, including scientific installations and collaborations with artists exploring gravitational wave concepts.

Kim Kyung-minView profile

Associate Professor

• Family Gerontology
• Adult Development and Aging
• Intergenerational Relationships
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Kim Kyung-min is an Associate Professor and current Department Head of the Department of Child and Family Studies at Seoul National University's College of Human Ecology. He also holds adjunct professor positions in the Department of Regional and Spatial Analysis and the Department of Applied Data Science at Seoul National University's Graduate School. Additionally, he serves as an Associate Professor in the Well-Aging and Senior Industry Top-Level Program (AWASB) and maintains a research fellowship at the Gerontology Institute of the University of Massachusetts Boston. Ph.D., Human Development and Family Studies, Pennsylvania State University (2012) Master's degree in Child and Family Studies, College of Human Ecology, Seoul National University (2004) Bachelor's degree in Consumer and Child Studies, College of Human Ecology, Seoul National University (2002) Dr. Kim's research focuses on family gerontology, adult development and aging, and intergenerational relationships across the lifespan. His work examines how midlife experiences such as retirement, health issues, dementia, caregiving, and bereavement impact individuals and families. His Family Development and Gerontology Laboratory investigates the dynamics of family relationships in midlife and old age, with particular attention to how social and cultural contexts influence geriatric development and the aging process. His current research projects address family relationships, dementia, and family support in aging populations. Analysis of Dr. Kim's recent publications reveals a strong emphasis on dementia caregiving, intergenerational relationships, and the psychological well-being of aging populations. His work frequently employs dyadic and longitudinal approaches to understand relationship dynamics between aging parents and their adult children. There is a clear focus on Korean aging populations while maintaining international comparative perspectives, particularly with U.S. populations. His research increasingly incorporates digital communication patterns, residential preferences, and financial behaviors of midlife and older adults. Dr. Kim serves in significant editorial and leadership roles including Associate Editor of Research on Aging (2018-present), Editorial Board Member for the Journal of Marriage and Family (2021-present), and Director of the Korean Gerontological Society (2023-present). He has also served on the U.S. National Institutes of Health (NIH) Scientific Review Panel (2020). Dr. Kim actively mentors graduate students, with several master's students having completed their degrees under his supervision including Kim Na-hyun (2024), Yoo Ha-eun (2025), and Eun-ju Lee (2025). His research is supported by numerous grants including projects funded by KB Life Insurance, the Singapore Ministry of Social and Family Development, the National Institute on Aging (NIA), and the Korean National Research Foundation. His current projects examine topics such as regional balanced growth clusters, daily experiences of senior housing residents, grandparenting exchanges in sandwiched families, and leisure activities for seniors in Seongnam City. Dr. Kim directs the Family Development and Gerontology Laboratory at Seoul National University, which conducts research on intergenerational, marital, and kinship relationships in midlife and old age. The lab examines how midlife experiences impact individuals and families across the lifespan, with particular attention to retirement, health issues, dementia, caregiving, and bereavement. The laboratory maintains strong international collaborations, particularly with researchers at the University of Massachusetts Boston, and participates in the BK21 Regional Resilience Convergence Talent Education Research Group.

Gerhard FurtmüllerView profile

Professor

• Human Resource Management
• Leadership
• Organizational Behavior
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Gerhard Furtmüller, known as "Doctor Furti," is a Professor at the Department of Management, Vienna University of Economics and Business (WU), where he has taught since 1999. He also teaches Organization, Personnel, and Management at the Institute for Human Resource Management, Paris Lodron University in Salzburg, since 2016. His work focuses on human-centered transformation processes, leadership, and business simulation, with interactive programs reaching over 2,000 students annually. His research spans Human Resource Management , Leadership , Organizational Behavior , and Business Simulation , emphasizing holistic problem-solving and integrated thinking. Recent publications highlight recruitment strategies , motivational dynamics , and pedagogical innovation , reflecting his commitment to aligning personal development with organizational success. Dr. Furti has received multiple awards, including: 2021: Nomination for Excellent Teaching 2019: Young Science Ambassador and Story of Impact: The crowding-in effect 2018, 2016: Awards for Innovative Teaching 2017, 2016: Nominations for Ars Docendi He contributes a weekly column, "Inspiration for Millennials," in Die Presse , and collaborates with educational institutions and career forums to promote personal and professional growth.

Miguel EspinosaView profile

Assistant Professor

• Economics
• Organizational Behavior
• Development Economics
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Miguel Espinosa is an Assistant Professor at the Management Department of Bocconi University . Prior to this role, he served as an Assistant Professor at Pompeu Fabra University and was affiliated with Barcelona GSE. His academic work bridges organizational behavior and economics, focusing on skill heterogeneity and institutional dynamics. Education: MRes in Economics, London School of Economics and Political Science PhD in Economics, London School of Economics and Political Science Research Interests: Organizational and Development Economics Impact of skill heterogeneity on organizational performance Labor boundaries and lobbying strategies Integration of digital technologies in organizational behavior Scientific Awards: Bocconi Teaching Award for Innovation in Teaching (2023-2024) Excellence in Research Award (2022) Recent Publications: Focus on organizational economics, labor markets, and policy impacts, with notable works in Management Science , Econometrica , and the B.E. Journal of Theoretical Economics . Topics include talent poaching, apprenticeship regulations, and lobbying strategies.