جست‌وجوی استاد و پژوهشگر

• Agro-biodiversity conservation
• Agricultural economics
• Sustainable food systems
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Claudio Acciani is a Researcher at the Department of Soil, Plant, and Food Sciences (Di.SSPA) at the University of Bari (UNIBA). His work bridges agricultural economics, environmental policy, and rural development through empirical analyses and multidisciplinary frameworks. Research Focus : Agro-biodiversity conservation economics Aquaculture multifunctionality modeling Sustainable land/water management Consumer behavior in agrifood markets Climate-resilient agricultural systems Recent Publication Trends reveal expertise in: 2024 studies on ecosystem service valuation in Mediterranean basins 2023 work on Mediterranean diet adherence patterns 2022 economic analyses of drought-resistant crops and community composting 2016 territorial assessments of olive landrace conservation Methodological Approaches include latent class modeling, k-means clustering, choice experiments, and data mining techniques applied to agrifood systems and real estate valuation.

• Atmospheric Physics
• Climate Science
• Remote Sensing
• +۳ مورد دیگر

Fabio Madonna is an Associate Professor at the Department of Physics "ERCaianiello" of the University of Salerno. His research focuses on atmospheric physics, climate science, and remote sensing, with a particular emphasis on radiosonde calibration, aerosol observations, and climate extreme indices. He has contributed to projects like the Copernicus Climate Change Service and GRUAN (GCOS Reference Upper-Air Network). Research Interests: Atmospheric Physics and Remote Sensing Climate Monitoring and Data Harmonization Aerosol and Cloud Observations Extreme Weather Analysis Scientific Awards: Peer Review Only (2019) Teaching: He lectures on "Physical Methodologies and Control Systems for Sustainable Agribusiness" (2024). His office hours are on Mondays from 4:00 PM to 6:00 PM at Fisciano Campus, Building F, Room 002.

Veronique Boisvertمشاهده پروفایل

استاد

• Particle Physics
• Top Quark Physics
• Experimental Particle Physics
• +۸ مورد دیگر

Veronique Boisvert is a Professor of Experimental Particle Physics at the Department of Physics, Royal Holloway, University of London (RHUL). She holds positions at both the Department of Physics and the Centre for Particle Physics and Astronomy. Boisvert has been an active member of the ATLAS collaboration at CERN, with research focusing on top quark physics and detector development. Her educational background includes: BSc in Physics from Universite de Montreal (1995) PhD from Cornell University working on the CLEO detector CERN fellowship (2002) Marshak Fellowship at the University of Rochester Boisvert's research primarily centers on top quark physics using the ATLAS detector at CERN. As the most massive known particle, the top quark has special significance in understanding electroweak symmetry breaking. She is an expert in identifying jets originating from b quarks, which is crucial for top quark studies. Her work extends to ATLAS detector upgrades, particularly focusing on trigger systems that could utilize tracking information at the hardware level. She also maintains interests in future colliders and climate change science. Analysis of her recent publications reveals consistent focus on high-energy physics experiments with the ATLAS detector. Her work spans detector simulation, track reconstruction, heavy ion collisions, and searches for new physics beyond the Standard Model. The research demonstrates strong computational physics elements alongside experimental particle physics. Boisvert has held significant administrative roles including: Senior Tutor Chair of the Curriculum Development Group Research and Resources Committee secretary Outreach Coordinator Chair of the Women in Physics group Admissions Tutor (2014-2016) She leads multiple research projects funded by the Science & Technology Facilities Council (STFC), including the Responsive PDRA applications, ATLAS detector upgrade, and Consolidated Grant for the Centre for Particle Physics. Her research contributes to UN Sustainable Development Goals related to climate action and affordable clean energy. Boisvert teaches PH3520: Particle Physics and supervises BSc and MSci final year projects. She also serves as the 2nd year Lab coordinator and has previously taught 2nd year Math courses for physicists. In 2011, she was invited to participate in the Royal Holloway Women in Research Lecture Series.

David Gray Widderمشاهده پروفایل

استادیار

• AI Ethics
• Political Economy of Technology
• Feminist Science and Technology Studies (STS)
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David Gray Widder is a Postdoctoral Fellow at Cornell Tech's Digital Life Initiative and will join the University of Texas at Austin School of Information as an Assistant Professor in December 2025. He studies how AI system creators conceptualize downstream harms, situated within broader political economy of technology and feminist STS frameworks. Education: PhD in Computer Science from Carnegie Mellon University Industry Experience: Former research roles at Intel Labs, Microsoft Research, NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory His research bridges AI ethics with critical infrastructure studies , analyzing how cloud computing monopolies (Google, Microsoft, Amazon) shape technological futures through financial investments. Key publications include work in Nature , FAccT , and Big Data & Society , alongside influential reports in TechPolicy.Press and Data & Society . Recent articles focus on: Corporate capture of AI ecosystems through cloud market dominance Hypocrisy in ML research regarding social impact claims versus technical realities Open source AI as a counter-strategy to corporate control Scientific contributions include: Digital Life Initiative Fellowship at Cornell Tech Big Cloud research with Nathan Kim Algorithmic Collective Action workshop at NeurIPS He maintains a conceptual-realist art practice , advocates against police terror , and engages in distance running . Active in UT Austin AAUP labor organizing and queer AI advocacy networks.

Erik Madsenمشاهده پروفایل

دانشیار

• Incentive Contracting
• Dynamic Games
• Industrial Organization

Erik Madsen serves as Associate Professor in the Department of Economics at New York University's Faculty of Arts and Science, where his research bridges theoretical microeconomics with practical applications in strategic decision-making environments. His academic profile demonstrates sustained contributions to economic theory through rigorous modeling of incentive structures and strategic interactions. Madsen's research program centers on incentive contracting mechanisms, dynamic game-theoretic frameworks, and industrial organization theory. His work examines how agents navigate complex strategic landscapes involving trust dynamics, business-stealing behaviors, and autonomous decision-making under imperfect information. Key contributions include modeling tariff impacts on state capacity, designing reward schemes for self-directed workers, and analyzing collective action problems in resource maintenance—showcasing his ability to connect abstract game theory with tangible economic phenomena across labor, public, and industrial sectors. Analysis of his publication trajectory (2011-2025) reveals an evolving focus from foundational game theory toward increasingly applied contexts involving digital labor markets, data-driven incentives, and institutional design. Recent work demonstrates sophisticated integration of behavioral insights with traditional contract theory, particularly in autonomous work settings and collective maintenance scenarios. His research consistently employs dynamic game frameworks to address questions of trust erosion, strategic investment, and competitive dynamics, maintaining strong theoretical rigor while expanding into contemporary economic challenges like algorithmic management and digital platform governance.

• Digital Economy
• Gig Economy
• Platform Labor
• +۴ مورد دیگر

Vili Lehdonvirta serves as Professor in the Department of Computer Science at Aalto University, where he leads research at the intersection of digital technologies and socio-economic systems. His work critically examines how platform economies reshape labor markets, geopolitical power structures, and everyday social practices through computational mediation. Lehdonvirta's research program centers on three interconnected domains: the gig economy's transformation of labor relations and dispute resolution mechanisms; the geopolitical contestation over digital infrastructure including cloud data centers; and the evolving nature of unpaid work amidst technological change. His methodology integrates computational social science with political economy frameworks, emphasizing real-world impacts on workers, communities, and international power dynamics. Recent investigations address algorithmic management in platform work, the weaponization of digital interdependence between superpowers, and the spatial polarization of remote work opportunities. Analysis of his 2022-2025 publications reveals intensifying focus on geopolitical dimensions of digital infrastructure alongside persistent examination of labor platform governance. The 2025 study on US-Chinese cloud data centers exemplifies his shift toward macro-level analysis of technology sovereignty, while continuing longitudinal work on gig economy contention demonstrates methodological rigor in tracking emergent worker resistance tactics. His research consistently bridges technical infrastructure studies with granular analyses of human experiences within digital systems. As an active member of Aalto University's Computer Science Professors research group, Lehdonvirta maintains extensive international collaborations evidenced by multi-institutional publications. His work connects computer science departments with social science faculties through shared investigations into technology's societal implications, particularly regarding labor rights in digitally mediated markets and infrastructure sovereignty in contested geopolitical environments.

Alberto Eugenio Ermenegildo Pirniمشاهده پروفایل

دانشیار

• Public Ethics
• Ethics of Technology
• Climate Justice
• +۶ مورد دیگر

Alberto Eugenio Ermenegildo Pirni is an Associate Professor in Moral Philosophy at the Dirpolis Institute (Sant’Anna School of Advanced Studies), where he teaches courses on Public Ethics, Ethics of Care Relationship, Ethics of Security, and Intergenerational Justice. He coordinates the Research Area in 'Ethics and Global Challenges' and is affiliated with the Interdisciplinary Research Center in Sustainability and Climate. Member of PhD program scientific boards Director of 'Lexicon of Public Ethics' journal Co-director of two book series Participant in 25+ international scientific journals His research spans three core domains: Public Ethics (institutional ethics and social philosophy), Ethics of Technology (human enhancement, social robotics, AI), and Climate Justice (intergenerational equity, energy ethics, water ethics). He has authored 5 monographs, over 200 refereed essays across six languages, and co-edited 25+ volumes. Recent publications focus on AI ethics , climate policy motivation gaps , and intergenerational sovereignty . His work intersects theoretical rigor with practical applications in technology design and sustainability governance. National Award Mention for Monograph National Award for Collaborative Volume He has coordinated national projects (PRIN) and participated in international initiatives including Horizon Europe , Jean-Monnet , and Erasmus+ programs. Pirni actively contributes to global academic discourse through invited lectures, conference participations, and workshop organization across four continents.

• Competition Economics
• Antitrust Law
• Sustainable Finance
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Prof. Dr. Roman Inderst holds the Chair of Finance and Economics at Goethe University Frankfurt's Department of Business and Economics. His research bridges competition economics, antitrust frameworks, and sustainable finance, with emphasis on consumer behavior, industrial organization, and policy design. Recent work critically examines the intersection of environmental goals and market regulation. Inderst's research explores: Antitrust law adaptations for sustainability agreements Empirical analysis of consumer behavior during economic shocks Strategic implications of CSR in competitive markets Pricing mechanisms and brand equity dynamics His publications demonstrate consistent focus on integrating sustainability into competition policy and quantifying consumer welfare effects. No awards, grants, or supervised students are mentioned in available materials. Institutional affiliations center on Goethe University without reference to labs or external teams.

Yoella Bereby-Meyerمشاهده پروفایل

استاد

• Social Decision Making
• Risk Perception
• Reciprocity
• +۷ مورد دیگر

Yoella Bereby-Meyer is a Professor at the Department of Psychology at Ben-Gurion University of the Negev , where she leads the Lab for Social Decision Making & Risk . Her research focuses on decision making in social contexts , including reciprocity, trust, cooperation, fairness, honesty, and the distinction between passive risks (inaction-based) and active risks (action-based). She also investigates intuitive predictions and biases in selection decisions. Education: Ph.D. in Industrial Engineering (1997) from the Technion, Israel Institute of Technology Postdoctoral Fellowship: Harvard Business School (1999-2001) Her research interweaves cognitive psychology and behavioral economics , examining the interplay between intuitive (System 1) and deliberative (System 2) processes in social preferences and risk perception. Recent projects include a meta-analysis of intuitive honesty , studies on passive risk tendencies in cybersecurity and health contexts, and experiments on intuitive correction in selection decisions. She has developed the PRT scale to measure passive risk tendencies, linking them to procrastination and avoidance rather than classic risk correlates like sensation seeking. Current lab members include Ph.D. students Lidor Krava and Shira Garber , whose work on social decision making has been presented at conferences like the Society for Judgment and Decision-Making (SJDM). The lab also explores real-world applications of passive risk research, such as compliance during the COVID-19 pandemic and cyber security behavior.

Roxana Radulescuمشاهده پروفایل

استادیار

• Artificial Intelligence
• Machine Learning
• Reinforcement Learning
• +۴ مورد دیگر

Roxana Radulescu is an Assistant Professor in AI and Data Science at the Department of Information and Computing Sciences, Utrecht University. She previously held an FWO Postdoctoral Fellowship at Vrije Universiteit Brussel. Her work bridges multi-agent systems, reinforcement learning, and multi-objective decision-making, focusing on hybrid human-agent collectives. Her research themes include: Multi-Objective Reinforcement Learning: Integrating optimal transport and utility-based frameworks for complex environments. Cooperative AI: Studying emergent cooperation in uncertain incentive settings and public goods games. Benchmark Development: Creating the MOMAland open-source Python library for standardized multi-agent evaluation. Recent publications analyze Pareto front dynamics, ethical AI alignment, and non-linear utility optimization. She actively contributes to conference tutorials at AAMAS 2024 and ESSAI 2023, emphasizing practical MORL applications. Scientific recognition includes: FWO Postdoctoral Fellowship Co-organizing ECAI 2023 workshops She teaches courses on Data Science and Society and Multi-Agent Systems , with office hours on weekdays. Contact: r.t.radulescu@uu.nl | contact@roxanaradulescu.com

• Behavioral Economics
• Experimental Economics
• Labor Economics
• +۵ مورد دیگر

Dr. Sarah Rezaei Khavas is an Associate Professor in the Department of Economics at Utrecht University School of Economics , Faculty of Law, Economics and Governance. Her work integrates behavioral economics, experimental methods, and labor economics to address decision-making in education and labor markets. Focuses on behavioral biases (overconfidence, motivated reasoning) in institutional contexts Explores human-AI interactions in workplace hiring Analyzes social preferences in networked environments Research Trends : Combines microeconomic theory with field experiments to study inequality in education , algorithmic recruitment , and cooperation dynamics . Publications span journals like Journal of Public Economics and Research Policy . Scientific Awards : NWO Grant (2023) for algorithmic hiring research Key Collaborations : Regularly partners with researchers like Stephanie Rosenkranz, Bastian Westbrock, and Elena Fumagalli on topics bridging economics and behavioral science.

• Environmental Psychology
• Social Psychology
• Pro-environmental Behavior
• +۵ مورد دیگر

MARÍA DEL CARMEN AGUILAR LUZÓN is a researcher affiliated with the University of Granada, Department of Psychology. Her work bridges Environmental Psychology and Social Psychology, focusing on pro-environmental behavior, recycling practices, and collective action frameworks. University: University of Granada Department: Department of Psychology Academic Rank: Researcher Her research applies the Theory of Planned Behavior and Value-Belief-Norm models to predict recycling behavior, assess pandemic-related mental health impacts, and explore chatbot applications in education. Recent studies highlight gender differences in environmental concern, microlearning methodologies, and the role of threat perception in climate action. Articles demonstrate a multidisciplinary focus, including network restructuring via Markov Random Fields, psychometric validation of environmental scales, and emotional intelligence's influence on occupational stress in healthcare settings. No scientific awards are explicitly mentioned in the provided text.

Michael Macyمشاهده پروفایل

استاد

• Computational Social Science
• Network Science
• Political Polarization
• +۶ مورد دیگر

Michael Macy is the Goldwin Smith Professor of Arts and Sciences at Cornell University , affiliated with the Department of Sociology and Department of Information Science. He directs the Social Dynamics Laboratory , focusing on computational models of social behavior. Harvard B.A. & Ph.D., Stanford M.A. Research spans political polarization, cultural dynamics, network science, and digital traces analysis. His work uses Twitter data, Spotify logs, and telecom records to study mood cycles, economic correlations with networks, and social wormholes. Recent studies examine partisan consumption patterns in science and cultural polarization mechanisms. Key publications appear in Science , Nature Human Behaviour , PNAS , and American Journal of Sociology . Collaborations include Nathan Eagle (telecom networks), Robb Willer (false enforcement norms), and Damon Centola (complex contagion).

Robb Willerمشاهده پروفایل

استاد

• Social Psychology
• Political Sociology
• Collective Behavior and Social Movements
• +۴ مورد دیگر

Robb Willer is a Professor of Sociology at Stanford University, with courtesy appointments in Psychology and Organizational Behavior (Graduate School of Business). As Director of the Politics and Social Change Lab and Co-Director of the Center on Philanthropy and Civil Society , he investigates political psychology, morality, status hierarchies, and polarization. His research bridges sociology, psychology, and organizational behavior to address societal challenges. Education: PhD (Cornell, 2006), MA (Cornell, 2004), BA (University of Iowa, 1999) Willer’s work focuses on political polarization , moral framing , and status dynamics . He examines how threats to identity shape attitudes on war, welfare, and social issues, and how reputation systems sustain cooperation. His 2023 PNAS study shows correcting meta-perceptions reduces legislative anti-democratic behavior. His 2025 Nature Communications paper explores LLM-generated policy persuasion , while 2022 Nature Human Behaviour research links partisan animosity to anti-democratic support . Media coverage spans New York Times , Science , and CNN . Scientific Awards: Golden Apple Teaching Award (2009) He leads the Strengthening Democracy Challenge , a 32,000-participant megastudy testing interventions to combat polarization. Collaborations include the Human Cooperation Laboratory at Columbia and Stanford's Computational Social Science initiatives .

• Media and Communication Sciences
• Political Communication
• Climate Politics
• +۵ مورد دیگر

Risto Kunelius is a Professor at the Faculty of Social Sciences , University of Helsinki. He serves as a Supervisor in the Doctoral Program in Social Sciences and is affiliated with the Institute of Humanities and Social Sciences (HSSH). His research focuses on the intersection of media, politics, and systemic crises. University: University of Helsinki Doctoral Program: Social Sciences Research Units: Institute of Humanities and Social Sciences (HSSH) His research explores media and communication sciences , particularly climate politics , digital surveillance , and the return of propaganda . Recent work examines Twitter's role in climate activism, niche climate news, and the reconstruction of the public sphere amid systemic crises. Notable trends in his 2023–2024 articles include analysis of media power dynamics , epistemological challenges in democracy , and the historical evolution of journalism paradigms . These publications span interdisciplinary topics bridging political science, communication theory, and environmental studies. Scientific Fields: Media and Communication Sciences Projects: DECA (2022–2025) - Epistemic Functioning of Democracy in the Age of Algorithms Kunelius contributes as a reviewer for outlets like Journal of Communication and Nordicom , engages in public talks at forums like Think Corner, and participates in media visibility activities. His work emphasizes the role of media in shaping democratic resilience and crisis discourse.