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Dr. Mauritius de Kleijn is a Visiting Fellow at the School of Business and Economics (Spatial Economics Department) at Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam. He is a researcher at SPINLab and currently pursuing a Ph.D. in GIS applications for archaeology and cultural heritage. He also serves as Medewerker (staff member) at Aeres University of Applied Sciences in Almere since August 2022. His research interests include geospatial pedagogy, digital archaeology, land use modeling, and spatial economics. Notable projects include a cross-disciplinary landscape framework (2020–2023) and studies on parking occupancy measurement using satellite imagery. His work contributes to UN Sustainable Development Goals related to cultural heritage preservation and sustainable urban development. Recent publications explore interdisciplinary education frameworks, digital heritage experiences, and geospatial methodologies in archaeology. He has presented work at international conferences and contributed to datasets on parking occupancy and archaeological studies. Supervision includes one Ph.D. thesis (name unlisted), and he collaborates extensively with institutions globally.

• GIS Applications in Archaeology
• Cultural Heritage Preservation
• Data Mining
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Titus Johannes Galama is an Associate Professor of Economics at Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam and Senior Economist at the University of Southern California's Center for Economic and Social Research. He directs the Center for the Study of Health Inequality (CSHI) and co-leads the European Social Science Genetics Network (ESSGN). His research focuses on health disparities linked to socioeconomic status, integrating genetics into economic analysis. Education: PhD in Astrophysics (University of Amsterdam, 1999), MBA (INSEAD, 2003), PhD in Economics (Tilburg University, 2011). Research Interests : Health inequality, applied econometrics, gene-environment interactions, policy analysis, and the socioeconomic determinants of health. Recent work emphasizes correcting biases in genetic studies and identifying modifiable environmental factors to counteract genetic risks. Awards & Grants : VIDI Grant (NWO), NIA R01 Grants ($12.2M for UAS genotyping), Marie Curie Training Grant. Projects address volunteer bias in GWAS, intergenerational schooling effects, and genetic predisposition moderation. Advising & Grants : Supervised 2 PhD theses and trained 13 doctoral students via ESSGN. Active in grants like ODISSEI Microdata Access for mental health studies. Collaborates internationally on projects involving genetics and health economics. Labs/Teams : Leads CSHI and ESSGN, collaborating with institutions globally to advance interdisciplinary research on health disparities.

• Health Inequality
• Applied Econometrics
• Genetics
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Anne de Graaff is a Researcher at the Faculty of Behavioural and Movement Sciences , Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam , specializing in refugee mental health and psychosocial interventions for trauma-related disorders. Primary affiliation: Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam Key research themes: PTSD, psychological distress, functional impairment Active collaborations: WHO Collaborating Center Research Focus : Anne de Graaff's work applies systematic review and network analysis to understand mental health challenges among Syrian refugees , including biopsychosocial factors like cortisol/DHEA levels and health system responses. She contributes to implementation science for scalable interventions in low-resource settings . Publications (2024): • Effectiveness of group PM+ in Türkiye (randomized trial) • Health system responsiveness to refugee mental health (mixed-methods study) • Network analysis of mental disorder symptoms (Türkiye) • Hair cortisol/DHEA associations with PTSD (biomarker study)

• Refugee Mental Health
• Posttraumatic Stress Disorder
• Psychological Distress
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Douwe Molenaar is an Associate Professor in the Faculty of Science at Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam, affiliated with both the Systems Biology department and AIMMS (Advanced Institute for Materials Science and Engineering). His research focuses on microbial physiology, metabolic pathways, and systems biology, with applications in probiotics, environmental biotechnology, and human microbiome studies. He contributes to courses such as 'Big Data Tools' and 'Introduction to Systems Biology,' and has supervised three PhD theses. Research interests include the metabolic strategies of microorganisms, particularly in Lactobacillus species and other probiotics, as well as environmental applications such as bioremediation and agricultural soil management. His work integrates experimental evolution, genomics, and computational modeling to understand microbial community dynamics and cellular economics. Notable projects include studies on benzene-degrading microbial consortia and the molecular basis of bacterial vaginosis. Molenaar’s recent publications span topics like quantum detection in vision, antimicrobial resistance in wastewater, and microbial adaptations to environmental stresses. He has developed software tools such as CBMPy for metabolic modeling and contributed to datasets like 'Naturally Fermented Milk from Northern Senegal.' His research bridges fundamental biology with applied challenges in health and sustainability.

• Microbiology
• Metabolic Pathways
• Systems Biology
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Alfons van Marrewijk is an Associate Professor at the Department of Organization Sciences, Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam (0.5 fte), Full Professor of Construction Cultures at Delft University of Technology (0.2 fte), and Adjunct Professor of Project Management at BI Oslo (0.2 fte). His research focuses on organizational change, project management, and interorganizational collaboration in construction and infrastructure sectors. He actively engages with industry partners and serves as an expert consultant. Education & Roles: PhD in Organization Sciences (not explicitly stated, inferred from title) Ancillary roles: Director at Bureau Paradox (since 2015), Professor II at BI Business School Oslo (2020–2025), Full Professor at TU Delft (2020–2027) Research Interests: Van Marrewijk’s work examines cultural change, data-sharing dynamics, and the everyday realities of employees in technical organizations. He applies anthropological methods to study mega-projects, hybrid workspaces, and circular economy frameworks. His recent projects emphasize sustainability transitions and multi-stakeholder collaboration. Publications & Trends: His articles address circular construction economics, hybrid workspace challenges, and data-sharing barriers. Recent work highlights the tension between data abundance and theoretical insights in organizational change. Awards: Erasmus Dissertatie Prijs (2020) Best Paper Awards (EURAM, Mega Project Research Track) Best Reviewer of the Year 2024 Advising & Grants: Supervised 5 PhD theses. Active in projects like CirCol (circular renovation collaboration) and EXTRA (transformative methodologies in learning/innovation). Labs & Teams: Engaged with the Amsterdam Sustainability Institute, Network Institute, and TU Delft’s Management in the Built Environment group. Leads interdisciplinary teams focused on sustainable infrastructure and organizational behavior.

• Organizational Change
• Project Management
• Construction Industry
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Prof. RD van der Mei is a Full Professor in the Department of Mathematics at Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam (VU). His roles include teaching courses like Performance of Networked Systems and supervising 31 PhD theses. He holds ancillary positions as Medewerker at Centrum Wiskunde & Informatica (CWI), an unknown role at the Ministry of Defense, and co-founder of Stokhos Emergency Mathematics. His research focuses on operations research, stochastic modeling, and optimization with applications in healthcare, telecommunications, and maritime engineering. Key areas include queueing networks, machine learning integration in systems, and energy transition challenges. Recent work explores ship pipe routing for sustainable design and AI-driven suicide prevention systems. Collaborative projects include Robust, Effective and Adaptable Ship Designs for Uncertain Transition Paths and AI-BIPTO: Artificial Intelligence-Boosted Integrated Production and Transport Optimization . His work contributes to UN Sustainable Development Goals related to sustainable infrastructure and health. Research trends reflect interdisciplinary innovation: combining mathematical rigor with real-world applications in healthcare, logistics, and environmental sustainability. Over 180 publications and active participation in international research networks underscore his impact in applied mathematics and systems engineering.

• Operations Research
• Applied Mathematics
• Queueing Theory
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Jesse Hemerik is an Assistant Professor at the Department of Econometrics within the Erasmus School of Economics at Erasmus University Rotterdam. His research focuses on statistical methodology, particularly in permutation tests, multiple testing procedures, and robust inference in generalized linear models. He has contributed to advancements in controlling false discovery rates, familywise error rates, and efficient statistical testing in high-dimensional data contexts. Hemerik's work emphasizes methodological rigor and practical applications in biostatistics, neuroimaging, and clinical research. He has developed R packages like flipscores to implement his proposed statistical methods. His collaborations span international researchers in statistics and computational biology, addressing challenges in data analysis and experimental design. His research interests include permutation-based inference, robust statistical testing, and algorithm development for handling complex datasets. He has published extensively on topics such as closed testing procedures, nonparametric methods, and the integration of statistical theory with applied problems. His contributions have been featured in journals like the Journal of the Royal Statistical Society and International Statistical Review. Hemerik’s recent work explores improving false discovery proportion estimation through permutation methods and refining methodologies for multiple equivalence testing. He actively engages in methodological debates regarding significance thresholds and the proper use of terminology in statistical testing frameworks. His research bridges theoretical advancements with practical tools, ensuring broader accessibility to cutting-edge statistical techniques.

• Statistics
• Biostatistics
• Data Science
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Roshanak Darvish (Associate Professor at the Department of Natural Resources, Faculty of Geo-information Science and Earth Observation, University of Twente) specializes in quantitative remote sensing for plant ecophysiological trait mapping and ecosystem modeling. Her work advances vegetation health monitoring, stress detection, and biodiversity assessment using multiplatform satellite data. Leading contributor to UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) in climate action and biodiversity 2024 NL-CGIAR Senior Expert in Plant Health Active in international research projects (BioClima, OBSGESSION, E-shape, NextGEOSS) Advocate for women in Earth observation science via EO4ALL initiative Co-chair of LNVH Associate Professor Sounding Board Group Her research combines Sentinel-2 , Hyperspectral Imaging , and Machine Learning to address agricultural stressors (heat, pests), vegetation productivity, and microbiome mapping. Recent work applies DESIS satellite and eDNA for forest biodiversity analysis. Scientific awards include: IEEE ICGMRS Best Oral Presentation (2025) ICM Geomatics Paper Prize (2012) EO4ALL Inclusive Earth Observation Award (2022) ISPRS Young Researcher Travel Award (2008) Supervises MSc/PhD students and collaborates with teams across Europe and the Majority World. Her publications span remote sensing journals , climate-adapted agriculture , and ecosystem integrity modeling.

• Remote Sensing
• Ecosystem Modeling
• Vegetation Monitoring
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Mark Brussel is a Lecturer at the Department of Urban and Regional Planning and Geo-Information Management and the Digital Society Institute. With over 25 years of experience, he specializes in applying Geographic Information Science (GIS) to urban infrastructure systems, particularly in developing countries. His research focuses on equitable and sustainable infrastructure provision, spatial decision support systems, land-use transport integration, and risk management in transport networks. Education: Mark holds a Civil Engineering background from Delft University of Technology. Research Interests: Spatial and social equity in infrastructure systems GIS-based analytical methods for infrastructure planning Sustainable transport (public transport and cycling) Risk assessment in urban transport networks GIS applications in urban policy and decision support Recent Research Trends: His recent work emphasizes participatory approaches (e.g., BiciZen mobile app) and mixed-methods evaluations of transit-oriented development (TOD). Key themes include walkability in Jeddah, road safety in Rotterdam, and cycling accessibility in global cities. Consultancy Contributions: Consultant for the Caribbean Handbook on Risk Information Management (2013–2016) Contributor to resilience analysis of transport networks in food security studies (2022) He is affiliated with interdisciplinary teams focused on urban resilience, sustainable development, and geospatial technologies for policy-making.

• Spatial Equity in Urban Infrastructure
• GIS Applications in Urban Planning
• Sustainable Transport Systems
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Wim Harry Bakker is a Lecturer in the Department of Applied Earth Sciences and the Digital Society Institute. His work focuses on geological remote sensing, hyperspectral imaging, mineralogy, and spectral analysis. He contributes to the UN Sustainable Development Goals through research in resource exploration and environmental monitoring. Research Interests: Remote sensing techniques for earth sciences Hyperspectral data analysis Mineral and rock characterization via spectroscopy Applications in resource exploration and environmental studies Collaborations: Active in multidisciplinary teams, including work with researchers like R.D. Hewson and F.D. van der Meer. His recent projects include developing Python tools for hyperspectral data (HypPy) and studying rare earth elements in minerals.

• Geological Remote Sensing
• Hyperspectral Imaging
• Mineralogy
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Yousif Ali Hussin is an Associate Professor in Remote Sensing and GIS at the Department of Natural Resources, The International Institute of Geo-Information Science and Earth Observation (ITC), Enschede, Netherlands. With a PhD in Forest Sciences (Remote Sensing and GIS) from Colorado State University (1990), his career spans academic roles in Iraq, the USA, and the Netherlands, including Research Associate at Colorado State University (1990-1991). His research focuses on applying microwave and optical satellite data to monitor tropical deforestation, forest degradation, and carbon dynamics. Key areas include SAR/optical image analysis, forest fire modeling, mangrove assessment, and geo-information-based carbon sequestration/emission modeling. Recent Research Outputs (2021-2022): Publications on object-based forest change detection in Malaysia, indigenous forest rights verification in Indonesia, and terrestrial laser scanning applications in biomass estimation and inventory parameter derivation. International Collaborations: Lectured in over 30 workshops across 15 countries, including the Netherlands, USA, Indonesia, and Malaysia. Professional Leadership: Deputy Chair of IUFRO Group 4.02.08 and Co-Chair of ISPRS Forestry Group 8.07. His work emphasizes innovative geospatial methodologies for sustainable forest management, leveraging multi-sensor data integration and 3D modeling techniques.

• Remote Sensing
• Geographic Information Systems (GIS)
• Tropical Deforestation Monitoring
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Andries G. Dorée is a Full Professor at the University of Twente specializing in Market Dynamics within construction and civil engineering systems. With over 310 research outputs spanning 1989-2025 and 1,646 citations, his work centers on procurement innovation, infrastructure sustainability, and decision-making models in the Dutch construction sector. Education: PhD in Gemeentelijk Aanbesteden (Municipal Procurement), University of Twente (1996) MSc Industrial Engineering, University of Twente (1988) Bachelor Civil Engineering, Saxion University of Applied Sciences (1985) His research integrates construction management with sustainability transitions, focusing on how procurement strategies drive innovation in civil infrastructure. Recent work examines causal dynamics in asphalt paving, data-driven urban heat island mitigation, and thermal response in bridge engineering using parametric modeling and case-based reasoning approaches. His fingerprint reveals deep engagement with construction social sciences (96%), process modeling (64%), and utility systems (61%). Analysis of his 2024-2025 publications shows growing emphasis on digitalization for energy transition, data-driven urban planning, and sustainability-focused procurement typologies. His work increasingly bridges civil engineering with environmental science and decision theory, particularly through the Fieldlab Digitalisering Energietransitie initiative. Scientific Awards: Best Paper Award, 29th ARCOM Conference (2013) Best Paper Award, ISARC Robotics in Construction (2022) Best Reviewer Award, ARCOM Conference (2013) CIOB Award for Best International Paper (2023) ECIU European Teaching Innovation Award (2017) Professor Dorée has supervised 35 students and actively shapes academic discourse through 203 activities including conference organization (ARCOM Seminar 2023), invited talks on energy transition, and 52 media appearances analyzing systemic issues in infrastructure projects. His leadership in the Fieldlab Digitalisering Energietransitie drives regional energy transition research in Twente.

• Construction Management
• Public Procurement
• Civil Engineering
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Dimo Todorovski is a Lecturer at the Department of Urban and Regional Planning and Geo-Information Management, Faculty ITC, University of Twente. He also serves as Secretary General of the School for Land Administration Studies (a joint initiative of the Netherlands Kadaster and ITC). His roles include Course Coordinator for the M-GEO Master's Land Administration Specialization and contributions to educational coordination, capacity development projects, and applied research in post-conflict land administration. He holds a PhD (2016) on 'Post-conflict land administration as a facilitator of post-conflict state building' and a Master of Science in Geo-Information Management (2006). Prior to academia, he served in managerial roles at the Agency for Real Estate Cadastre in North Macedonia, including Head of the Department for International Cooperation and European Integration. His research focuses on land governance in conflict-affected regions, with expertise in displacement, digital land systems, and academic curriculum development. Key areas include land administration in post-conflict contexts, transparency in land governance, and geomatics education. He actively contributes to regional initiatives like the Latin America Land Administration Network (LALAN) and promotes blended learning in surveying education. Recent publications (2023–2025) explore digital land systems in Ghana, machine learning for cadastral automation, and community land registration for displaced populations in Sudan. His work aligns with UN SDGs, particularly Goal 11 (Sustainable Cities) and Goal 16 (Peace, Justice, and Strong Institutions).

• Land Administration
• Post-Conflict State Building
• Geomatics
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Frank Badu Osei is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Natural Resources and Digital Society Institute. His research focuses on geostatistical models applied to environmental and public health challenges, contributing to UN Sustainable Development Goals. His work integrates spatial analysis, econometrics, and disease modeling to address issues like mosquito-borne diseases, flood vulnerability, and pandemic surveillance. Recent projects include optimizing disease surveillance systems and assessing socioeconomic impacts of natural disasters. He has published extensively on spatial epidemiology, with datasets archived in DANS (e.g., cholera in Ghana, typhoid morbidities). His 2022 presentation highlighted research software for spatial statistics in geo-health. Collaborations span institutions globally, including work in Colombia, Malawi, and China. With 2566 citations and an h-index of 21, his research emphasizes actionable insights for public health policy and disaster risk reduction.

• Environmental Science
• Geostatistics
• Public Health
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Maciek Lubczynski is an Associate Professor in the Department of Water Resources at the International Institute for Geoinformation Science and Earth Observation (ITC Faculty), University of Twente, The Netherlands. He holds a PhD in Hydrogeology and has expertise in subsurface hydrology, ecohydrology, remote sensing, and hydrogeophysics. His research focuses on groundwater management, integrated hydrological modeling, and climate change impacts on water resources. Dr. Lubczynski has supervised numerous PhD and MSc students and contributed to over 147 publications. He is an editorial board member of the Journal of Applied Geophysics and an active member of international hydrological associations. Education: MSc in Geology (Hydrogeology specialization), MSc (Ir) in Civil Engineering (Geo-hydro-engineering), PhD in Hydrogeology. Research Interests: Hydrogeological modeling, ecohydrology of tree-water interactions, remote sensing applications, groundwater recharge/exfiltration processes, and data integration techniques. Current projects include studies in Spain’s Sardon Catchment, Madagascar, Botswana’s Kalahari, and Bali Island, Indonesia. Supervision and Grants: Advised 36 MSc students and co-supervised many others. His research group focuses on advancing methods for groundwater monitoring and modeling, including novel sap flow measurement techniques and coupled model development (e.g., MARMITES-MODFLOW). Labs/Teams: Member of the Water Cycle and Climate research theme and the Hydrogeology and Ecohydrology cluster at ITC. Collaborates globally on projects addressing UN Sustainable Development Goals related to water resources and climate resilience.

• Hydrogeology
• Subsurface Hydrology
• Ecohydrology
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