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Denis MonneuseView profile

Researcher

• Diversity & Inclusion
• Business Ethics
• Workplace Health & Well-being
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Denis Monneuse is a Senior Researcher at EDHEC Business School and holds a Doctorate in Human Resources from ESG-UQAM (2023). He also affiliates with the Catholic University of the West (UCO). His research focuses on Diversity & Inclusion, Business Ethics, Workplace Well-being, and Gender Studies. He has authored influential books like Errare managerium est and Le surprésentéisme , and contributes to academic journals and media platforms. Education: PhD in Human Resources (ESG-UQAM, 2023), studies in sociology, management, and other social sciences across institutions like IE University, Paris Dauphine, and UQAM. Research Interests: Prioritizes actionable solutions to workplace inequalities, resilience in trauma survivors, and intergenerational dynamics. Combines empirical studies with practical managerial advice, critiquing ineffective 'best practices' in diversity training and leadership. Articles Trends: Recent work analyzes gender promotion gaps, unintended effects of pay equity policies, and historical resilience narratives. Earlier research explored presenteeism, enterprise social networks, and banking sector diversity challenges. Awards: Recognized with the Golden Pen Award (2014) for HR literature, Top Business Case (2013), and the Marcel Paul Prize (2006). Advising/Grants: No formal advisees listed, but his consulting firm 'Poil à Gratter' advises on evidence-based strategies for organizations. Collaborates with institutions like the European Works Council and NGOs. Labs/Teams: Leads the Diversity & Inclusion Chair at EDHEC, engaging in cross-disciplinary research on organizational ethics and social policy.

Helena De RezendeView profile

Senior Lecturer

• Patient Safety
• Healthcare Leadership
• Systematic Reviews and Meta-Analysis
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Helena De Rezende is a Senior Lecturer in Adult Nursing at Bournemouth University , England, with a focus on patient safety education , systematic review methodology (JBI and GRADE), and relational leadership . She serves as a PhD supervisor and Visiting Professor at the University of São Paulo, Brazil, where she contributes to global nursing education frameworks. Education PhD in Nursing Management (University of São Paulo, 2020) PGCE in Intensive Care Nursing (Unyleia Faculty, São Paulo, 2016) MSc in Health Services Management (ISCTE Executive Education, Lisbon, 2010) BSc (Hons) in Nursing (University of Campinas, 1999) Her research interests span patient safety , systematic reviews , leadership in healthcare , and cultural competency training . Recent publications (2025–2022) emphasize second victim phenomenon , simulation-based training , and leadership strategies to improve nurse well-being. Scientific contributions include Fellow of the Higher Education Academy Wessex Health Partners Grant for the SAFETY Project (2025) Leadership in Sigma Europe Region Communications Committee (2022–2025) Co-chair of European Communication Committee, Sigma European Region Her teaching portfolio at Bournemouth University includes research methods , patient safety , and clinical leadership for undergraduate nursing students. She actively engages in international collaborations, conference presentations, and peer-review activities for journals like Nurse Educator and Revista da Escola de Enfermagem da U S P .

Ulrich DirnaglView profile

Professor

• Stroke
• Reproducibility
• Meta-research
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Ulrich Dirnagl is a leading Professor in Clinical Neuroscience at Charité Universitätsmedizin Berlin, where he heads the Department of Experimental Neurology. He serves as Founding Chair at the Center for Transforming Biomedical Research (Berlin Institute of Health) and has been a Visiting Professor at Oxford University's Medical Sciences Division (2017-2022). As founder of SPARK-Berlin and Director of the Center for Stroke Research Berlin, he focuses on stroke research, reproducibility in science, and translational medicine. His career spans key roles in NEUROCURE, German Center for Neurodegenerative Diseases (DZNE), and DFG Collaborative Research Centers. Education: Doctoral degree (Dr. med.) summa cum laude from LMU Munich (1988) Research Interests: Stroke pathophysiology, reproducibility in biomedical research, meta-research, animal models, clinical trials, brain imaging His recent publications emphasize optimizing preclinical research efficiency, translational challenges between animal models and human outcomes, and systemic improvements in biomedical methodology. Awards include the Thomas Willis Lecture Award (2016), Berliner Wissenschaftspreis (2016), and DFG's Heisenberg Fellowship (1995). He also contributes to academic governance through MD/PhD program direction and laboratory safety systems development.

Jennie NollView profile

Professor

• Child Maltreatment
• Trauma-Informed Care
• Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs)
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Jennie Noll, PhD, is a Professor of Psychology and Executive Director of the Mount Hope Family Center (MHFC) at the University of Rochester. She leads MHFC’s mission to integrate cutting-edge research into clinical services for at-risk children and families, focusing on trauma-responsive interventions and health equity. With $32M NIH funding as PI, her work examines the biopsychosocial impacts of child maltreatment and prevention strategies. Previously, she founded Penn State’s child maltreatment center, securing the first NIH Center of Excellence in this field. Her research spans adverse childhood experiences (ACEs), epigenetic biomarkers of trauma, and policy translation. Noll emphasizes community-driven solutions to address systemic inequities in mental health access, leveraging federal partnerships with schools, pediatric providers, and child welfare agencies. Her research portfolio includes landmark studies on childhood sexual abuse prevention, neighborhood ACE indices, and intergenerational trauma transmission. She pioneered parent-focused prevention programs evaluated through randomized trials, demonstrating scalable solutions. Noll’s work bridges clinical practice and policy, advocating for trauma-informed urban design and evidence-based legislation. Over $72M in federal research funding supports her team’s innovations in training future scholars and disseminating evidence-based practices internationally. Key initiatives include MHFC’s trauma-responsive home-visiting programs, cost analyses of school-based interventions, and longitudinal cohort studies tracking epigenetic aging markers linked to maltreatment. She collaborates with diverse stakeholders to strengthen child protection systems and reduce disparities in outcomes for marginalized communities. Noll’s vision combines rigorous science with actionable policies to create safer, healthier environments for children and families.

• Neurosurgery
• Traumatic Brain Injury
• Intracerebral Haemorrhage
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Patrick Mitchell is a Professor of Neurosurgery at Newcastle University and an Honorary Consultant Neurosurgeon with the Newcastle upon Tyne Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust. His career is anchored in clinical neurosurgery, translational research and multi-centre randomised controlled trials, with over 150 peer-reviewed publications spanning more than two decades. Education and Training Details of undergraduate or postgraduate degrees are not explicitly listed in the supplied text; however, his long-standing academic and consultant appointments at Newcastle imply completion of UK higher surgical training and award of MD/PhD-equivalent research credentials. Research Interests Professor Mitchell’s work clusters into four major domains: Cerebrovascular Surgery & Interventions : natural history and treatment of intracranial aneurysms, arteriovenous malformations, and subarachnoid haemorrhage. Traumatic Brain Injury : decompressive craniectomy, intracerebral haemorrhage evacuation, and imaging biomarkers of outcome. Clinical Trials & Evidence-Based Neurosurgery : leadership roles in STICH (Surgical Trial in Intracerebral Haemorrhage), STITCH(Trauma), RESCUEicp, CENTER-TBI and other international RCTs and observational studies. Human Factors & Patient Safety : surgical error analysis, simulation training, and development of national safety curricula. Publication Themes Across 2020–2024 his papers focus on pandemic-related service reconfiguration, novel imaging metrics for haemangioblastomas, conservative management strategies for lumbar disc disease, and comprehensive scoping reviews on idiopathic intracranial hypertension. Earlier work (2010–2019) concentrated on RCT secondary analyses, surgical decision-making algorithms, and meta-analyses of decompressive craniectomy. Awards & Honours While specific honours are not enumerated in the text, sustained leadership of NIHR-HTA and European Union FP7 funded trials (STICH, RESCUEicp, CENTER-TBI) attests to national and international recognition. Grants & Funding National Institute for Health Research (NIHR) Health Technology Assessment Programme – multiple awards for STICH and STITCH(Trauma) trials. European Union FP7 – funding for CENTER-TBI longitudinal observational study. UK Medical Research Council (MRC) – support for imaging sub-studies within traumatic brain injury cohorts. Laboratory & Clinical Teams Professor Mitchell co-directs the Newcastle Neurosurgery Clinical Trials Unit and collaborates with the Regional Neurosciences Centre at the Royal Victoria Infirmary. He mentors neurosurgical trainees and research fellows within the Northern Deanery and is an active member of the Society of British Neurological Surgeons research committee.

Jon D. SamuelsView profile

Associate Clinical Professor

• Bariatric Anesthesia
• Difficult Airway Management
• Obstetric Anesthesia
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Jon D. Samuels, MD is a Clinical Associate Professor of Anesthesiology at Weill Cornell Medical College and Associate Attending Anesthesiologist at NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital. His dual appointments span the Department of Anesthesiology and Department of Surgery, with clinical leadership as Director of Anesthesia for the Weight Reduction Service and core member of the Bariatric Anesthesia Team. He serves on multiple departmental committees including Chair of the Anesthesia Equipment and Supplies Committee. His educational background includes: B.A. in Biology, Macalester College (1976) M.D., University of Rome Faculty of Medicine and Surgery (1985) Internal Medicine Internship, SUNY Downstate Medical Center Anesthesiology Residency, Albert Einstein College of Medicine Dr. Samuels' research focuses on bariatric anesthesia and difficult airway management , with significant contributions to understanding obesity-related complications in surgery. His work bridges clinical innovation and patient safety, particularly in airway device development and pandemic response protocols. Notable expertise includes anesthesia for orthognathic surgery, high-risk obstetrics, and vascular procedures. Analysis of his 15 most recent publications reveals dominant themes in obesity-related anesthesia (40% of articles), airway management technology (27%), and pandemic response (20%). His scholarly output demonstrates interdisciplinary collaboration across obstetrics, critical care, and public health, with emphasis on practical clinical solutions for high-risk patient populations. His scientific recognition includes: Excellence in Teaching Award, Weill Cornell Medical College (2013) Winner, NYSSA Bragging Contest (2007) AMA Physicians Recognition Awards (2003-2009) Podiatric Medical Education Support Award (1997) As an educator, Dr. Samuels provides daily clinical instruction to medical students, anesthesiology residents, and cross-departmental trainees. His research portfolio includes industry-funded trials on anesthesia equipment and obesity outcomes. He serves as liaison to 21 anesthesia technicians and contributes to the Clinical Practice Committee. He leads the Bariatric Anesthesia Team and Airway Rotation Service, driving innovations in weight reduction surgery protocols and difficult airway training. His departmental committees focus on equipment standardization and clinical workflow optimization across NYP/Weill Cornell operating rooms.

• Micro- and nano-injection moulding of polymers
• Precision manufacturing processes
• Biomechanics of biological tissues
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Michael Gilchrist is a Full Professor of Mechanical Engineering at University College Dublin (UCD), leading the School of Mechanical and Materials Engineering from 2011 to 2018 and serving as VP for Research in the College of Engineering from 2009 to 2011. His research focuses on dynamic mechanical behavior of materials, including polymers and biological tissues, with applications in micro-injection moulding, precision manufacturing, and biomechanical injury prevention. He has supervised over 60 PhD/MSc students and holds €15M in competitive research funding. His work has been licensed to 15+ companies globally and has spun out two start-ups. Education: PhD and DEng from the University of Sheffield BE and MEngSc from NUI Galway Fellowships: FIMechE, FIEI, FIMMM, FInstP Research Interests: Microfluidics, polymer processing, impact biomechanics, and protective equipment design. Notable contributions include modeling brain trauma in sports, optimizing micro-moulding processes, and developing biodegradable medical devices. Publications & Awards: Over 300 peer-reviewed articles and awards like the All-Ireland Research-Teaching Integration Prize (2009), UCD Teaching Award (2009), and multiple best paper honors. His work bridges academia and industry, addressing real-world challenges in safety and manufacturing. Grants & Labs: Key projects include the µnFLOSYN platform for nanomedicine (€1M), and collaborations with industry on polymer safety and microfabrication. His lab develops advanced materials and injury prevention technologies for sports, healthcare, and aerospace.

Herschel KnappView profile

Associate Clinical Professor

• HIV Testing Implementation
• Telehealth Consultations
• Evidence-Based Nursing Practices
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Herschel Knapp is a Clinical Associate Professor in the Department of Social Work at Yeshiva University. He holds a Ph.D. in Social Welfare from UCLA (2001), M.S.S.W. from the University of Texas at Austin (1995), and B.A. in Psychology from California State University, Northridge (1988). His clinical work focuses on psychosocial services in ER, ICU, Oncology, and Code Blue Team settings. Research emphasizes HIV testing implementation, telehealth innovations, and evidence-based nursing practices. He teaches statistics, research methods, and clinical communication at both MSW and doctoral levels. Knapp has published extensively on HIV testing protocols, healthcare quality improvement, and educational interventions. He chairs the Student Appeals Committee and serves on the D.S.W. Committee. His work includes developing the ECHO Model for VA healthcare consultations and evaluating Meducation® for medication adherence. He has contributed to over 40 peer-reviewed articles and authored multiple textbooks on statistics and therapeutic communication. Key projects include nurse-initiated HIV testing in VA settings, human trafficking clinician training, and transgender veteran care curricula. His research spans healthcare technology evaluation, clinical assessment tools, and interdisciplinary education programs. Knapp’s work balances academic contributions with direct clinical impact, addressing critical gaps in healthcare access and quality.

Dominique De AndradeView profile

Academic

• Substance Misuse
• Criminology
• Public Health Policy
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Dr. Dominique De Andrade is an Adjunct Research Fellow at the School of Psychology, University of Queensland, with a focus on substance misuse, offending behavior, and public health policy in high-risk populations and settings. She completed her PhD in Criminology at Griffith University (2011) and has over 15 years of experience in government and academic research roles. Education: Bachelor of Arts (2000), Honours in Criminology (2002), PhD in Criminology (2011) Current Role: Lives Lived Well Postdoctoral Research Fellow Her research integrates substance misuse , criminology , and public health policy , with recent work emphasizing data linkage to analyze justice and health outcomes. Key projects include evaluating alcohol policy impacts (e.g., Surfers Paradise lockout) and interventions in residential/correctional settings. Her 15 most recent publications span topics like alcohol-driven crime , substance use in nightlife , opioid policy changes , and post-release smoking cessation , reflecting interdisciplinary engagement with Journal of Interpersonal Violence , Drug and Alcohol Review , and International Journal of Drug Policy . Scientific Awards: Australian Research Council (ARC) DECRA Fellow Dr. De Andrade has contributed to policy development through the QUANTEM Project , assessing Queensland's alcohol regulations, and has no listed students. Her work bridges criminology , public health , and health data analysis .

Siddharth P JadhavView profile

Associate Professor

• Pediatric Radiology
• Diagnostic Radiology
• Medical Imaging
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Siddharth P Jadhav is an Associate Professor at the Department of Radiology at Baylor College of Medicine and a Staff Radiologist in the Body Radiology and Cardiac Imaging Sections at Texas Children's Hospital . He is board-certified in Diagnostic Radiology and Pediatric Radiology by the American Board of Radiology. Education MBBS from Krishna Institute of Medical Sciences (Karad, India) Diagnostic Radiology Internship at Cottage Government Hospital (Karad, India) Pediatric Radiology Residency at Bombay Hospital Institute of Medical Sciences (Mumbai, India) Pediatric Cardiovascular Imaging Fellowship at University of Texas Medical Branch (Galveston, Texas) Fellowship at Texas Children's Hospital (Houston, Texas) His clinical and research interests focus on pediatric musculoskeletal imaging , cardiac imaging , and cross-sectional imaging techniques . He specializes in multimodality pediatric radiology and interventional musculoskeletal imaging , with a strong emphasis on resident teaching and training future pediatric radiologists. His publications highlight expertise in MRI artifact reduction , pediatric trauma imaging , and diagnostic accuracy for skeletal injuries . Key collaborations include institutions like Texas Children's Hospital and University of Texas Medical Branch. Professional memberships include Radiological Society of North America Society for Pediatric Radiology American Roentgen Ray Society North American Society of Cardiovascular Imaging Contact Email: jadhav@bcm.edu , spjadhav@texaschildrens.org Phone: (832) TC4-RADS Office: Edward B. Singleton Department of Radiology, Texas Children’s Hospital, 6701 Fannin Street, Suite 470, Houston, TX 77030

• Cataract Surgery
• Intraocular Lens (IOL) Technology
• Laser Refractive Surgery
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Chris Hodge is a Senior Research Fellow and clinical senior lecturer at the University of Sydney's School of Medical Sciences, affiliated with the Save Sight Institute. He holds roles as lecturer and tutor in the Cataract & Refractive Surgery Diploma and supervises medical students at other universities. His research focuses on corneal diseases, cataract surgery, IOL technology, laser refractive surgery, and concussion-related visual disturbances. He has published over 120 peer-reviewed articles and book chapters, with notable contributions to keratoconus research and corneal bioengineering. Education: PhD in keratoconus epidemiology (Australian population). Research Interests: Cataract surgery innovations, intraocular lens power calculations, laser refractive techniques, corneal disease mechanisms (keratoconus, bioengineering), and concussion's visual impacts. Active in translational research, including biomaterial development for corneal injuries and contamination reduction in tissue banking. Grants & Projects: 2022: Future Vision Foundation grant for using discarded surgical tissue in transparent endothelium fabrication. 2019: NHMRC Ideas Grant for a collagen-based ocular healing material. Labs & Teams: Collaborates with the Save Sight Institute and Vision Eye Institute as clinical research coordinator. Engages in multidisciplinary projects combining surgical innovation and biomaterial science.

• Developmental Psychology
• Educational Psychology
• Gender Stereotypes
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Carlo Tomasetto is a Full Professor in Developmental and Educational Psychology at the University of Bologna's Department of Psychology 'Renzo Canestrari'. He specializes in children's social development, particularly gender and obesity stereotypes, and the interplay between social, affective, and cognitive processes in mathematical learning. He has served as Coordinator of the First Cycle Degree in Psychological Sciences and Techniques (2021–2025) and President of the Faculty-Students Joint Committee (2019–2021). His research focuses on math anxiety, early numerical skills, and interventions targeting societal stereotypes. Education: PhD in Social, Developmental, and Organizational Psychology (2003), Laurea in Psychology (1999). Awards include the AIP Prize for Best PhD Dissertation in Social Psychology (2003). He has led multiple grants addressing violence prevention, educational interventions, and health-related quality of life. Editorial roles include Social Psychology of Education (Editorial Board since 2020) and guest editorships in International Journal of Behavioral Development and Frontiers in Psychology. He coordinates research on math anxiety, stereotype threat, and adolescent well-being.

• Health Equity
• Healthcare Simulation
• Human Factors Design in Healthcare
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Samreen Vora, MD, is an Assistant Professor of Emergency Medicine and Director of Interprofessional Simulation at Yale School of Medicine's Yale Center for Healthcare Simulation. She specializes in using simulation-based learning and virtual reality (VR) to train healthcare professionals in high-pressure clinical scenarios. Her roles include Director of the Simulated Participant Program and leadership in interprofessional education initiatives. Dr. Vora completed her MD at Rosalind Franklin University - Chicago Medical School (2010). Her research focuses on health equity, implicit bias mitigation through simulation, and human factors in healthcare delivery. Notable achievements include the Society for Simulation in Healthcare Emerging Leader Award (2019) and Minnesota Physician Community Caregiver Award (2019). Her work emphasizes advancing pediatric readiness in emergency departments through collaborative improvement programs and expanding simulation training to address systemic inequities. Recent innovations include VR platforms for exposing high school students to medical scenarios, fostering future healthcare professionals. Key publications highlight simulation's role in reducing caregiver anxiety, addressing structural racism, and improving pediatric resuscitation protocols. Dr. Vora collaborates with national organizations to develop standardized simulation curricula, including the ACEP SimBox initiative and consensus guidelines for DEI in healthcare education.

• Polyradiculoneuropathy
• Intravenous Immunoglobulin
• Peripheral Nerve
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Merel Broers is a Researcher in the Department of Neurology at Erasmus MC, focusing on peripheral nerve disorders with particular expertise in chronic inflammatory demyelinating polyradiculoneuropathy (CIDP) and autoimmune nodopathies. Her work bridges clinical neurology and epidemiological research to improve diagnostic accuracy and treatment outcomes. Her primary research interests include: Polyradiculoneuropathy and autoimmune neuropathies Intravenous immunoglobulin therapy mechanisms and response Electrodiagnosis of peripheral nerve disorders Diagnostic error reduction in neurological conditions Epidemiology of rare neurological diseases in the Netherlands Pediatric emergency medicine protocols Analysis of her publication record reveals consistent focus on CIDP diagnosis and management. Her research demonstrates strong methodological rigor through prospective cohort studies and large-scale epidemiological analyses. Key contributions include clarifying diagnostic pitfalls, establishing treatment response patterns, and documenting regional variations in clinical practice. Her 2024 study on autoimmune nodopathies versus CIDP represents the most current advancement in differentiating these conditions. Dr. Broers actively participates in major research collaborations including the ICOS Consortium and European Pediatric Emergency Medicine studies, demonstrating her integration within international research networks. Her work has been referenced in clinical guidelines and widely disseminated through academic social media channels, indicating significant impact on clinical practice.

• Artificial Intelligence in Radiology
• Musculoskeletal Imaging
• Magnetic Resonance Imaging
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Elisabeth Garwood, MD, serves as Assistant Professor in the Department of Radiology at the T.H. Chan School of Medicine, UMass Chan Medical School, specializing within the Musculoskeletal Division. Her clinical practice and research integrate advanced imaging techniques with cutting-edge artificial intelligence applications to enhance diagnostic precision in orthopedic radiology. Education: BS in Animal Sciences, University of Massachusetts Amherst MD, Pennsylvania State College of Medicine Dr. Garwood's research program centers on the transformative intersection of musculoskeletal imaging and artificial intelligence. She pioneers AI-driven quality assurance systems that prevent diagnostic errors in high-acuity settings while developing rapid MRI protocols that maintain diagnostic integrity through time-efficient acquisition strategies. Her expertise spans knee and shoulder pathology, with particular focus on sports injuries, post-operative monitoring, and biomechanical assessment using advanced imaging modalities. The evolution of her work demonstrates a strategic pivot from foundational musculoskeletal MRI techniques (2017-2020) toward leadership in AI integration for radiology workflows (2021-2024). Publication analysis reveals consistent contributions to radiology's technological evolution, with recent high-impact work addressing critical gaps in AI-radiologist collaboration. Her 2023-2024 publications establish frameworks for preventing missed diagnoses through discordance-alerting systems and analyzing reinjury patterns in athletic populations, reflecting both technical innovation and clinical relevance. Scientific Awards: No awards documented in provided materials. Dr. Garwood actively contributes to radiology education through residency training innovations, as evidenced by her AI-DSS implementation research. While specific grant funding isn't detailed, her multi-institutional collaborations (including 6 co-authors across 9 publications) demonstrate significant research engagement. Her work has influenced clinical practice through Wikipedia citations, patent references, and clinical guideline incorporation. Based at UMass Chan Medical School's Worcester campus, she maintains active collaborations within the Department of Radiology and participates in multi-site research networks focused on musculoskeletal AI applications and imaging protocol optimization, frequently working with colleagues including Ryan Tai, Ganesh Joshi, and Debajyoti Saha.