جست‌وجوی استاد و پژوهشگر

Nic Jamesمشاهده پروفایل

استاد

• Performance Analysis
• Sports Analytics
• Football Statistics
• +۳ مورد دیگر

Nic James serves as Professor of Sport & Exercise Science at Middlesex University's London Sports Institute within the Faculty of Science and Technology. He leads research initiatives and curriculum development for the MSc Sport Performance Analysis program, focusing on industry-aligned educational frameworks while maintaining active contracts supporting four PhD students. His research centers on Performance Analysis with specialization in statistical methodologies and innovative visual data presentation, primarily applied to football (soccer). Current work examines counterpressing tactics, goal threat modeling, and situational variables in attacking processes, building on extensive prior collaborations with England Squash, Irish Rugby Union, and the English Institute of Sport for elite athlete development. Recent publications demonstrate a clear trend toward football analytics dominance (2022-2025), with methodological innovations in expected pass turnovers and unstable game state identification. Earlier work covered squash, rugby, and DanceSport, reflecting his broad expertise in tactical analysis across diverse sports disciplines. James actively supervises doctoral researchers including Seamus Brady and Jeter Yap, while his department achieved notable success in the 2021 REF submission where impact case studies received 3*/4* ratings. His industry partnerships demonstrate practical application of research findings to elite sporting contexts. Professional engagements include curriculum development for the MSc Sport Performance Analysis, examining all related modules, and translating research into industry-ready educational frameworks that meet evolving sector demands.

• Sport Performance Analysis
• Curriculum Development
• Sports Technology
• +۳ مورد دیگر

Dr. Nimai Parmar is an Associate Professor in Sport Performance Analysis at Middlesex University's London Sports Institute. He leads the MSc Sport Performance Analysis program and oversees postgraduate sports education both on-campus and online. With extensive international curriculum development experience across 5+ countries, Parmar focuses on advancing sport analytics through innovative EDI mentorship programs and industry partnerships with Olympic/Paralympic teams and governing bodies. His research emphasizes tactical analysis in football, rugby, and handball, while his leadership roles include Executive Committee membership with the International Society of Performance Analysis of Sport (ISPAS). Education: PhD in Sport Performance Analysis (Middlesex University, 2017). Professional roles include external examinations at Worcester University and Cardiff Metropolitan University, plus consultancy with professional sports organizations. Active in international conferences, having edited 3 conference proceedings books. Research interests span performance indicators development, tactical game analysis, and workforce diversity in sports analytics. Supervised 8 current PhD students and 11 completed postgraduate research projects. Recognized for contributions to international accreditation frameworks and sports technology integration.

Stefan Endlerمشاهده پروفایل

پژوهشگر

• Sports Informatics
• Modeling and Simulations
• Software Engineering
• +۳ مورد دیگر

Dr. Stefan Endler is an Academic Councillor at the Institute of Computer Science, Johannes Gutenberg University Mainz, where he has held various roles including Research Associate and Academic Council member since 2006. His work bridges computer science and sports science, focusing on sports informatics, modeling/simulations for training impact analysis, and software engineering (design patterns). Educational Background: Bachelor of Science (2006): Model-based training planning with GPS data at Johannes Gutenberg University Mainz Bachelor of Science (2008): Attacker models and attack detection in mobile ad-hoc networks at TU Darmstadt Doctorate (2013): Adaptation of the PerPot metamodel for endurance-oriented running optimization at Mainz University Research Interests: Development of simulation models for athletic performance optimization Application of design patterns in software engineering for sports technology Integration of sensor data (e.g., smartwatches) for real-time training analysis Teaching Contributions: Extensive teaching experience across 15+ years, including courses on software development, design patterns, and computer engineering. Notable roles include lecture leadership for Design Patterns (2014–2021) and programming fundamentals. Awards: 2018 Teaching Award from Johannes Gutenberg University recognizing excellence in academic instruction. Advisory Work: Supervised 45+ theses (2014–2020) across computer science and sports science disciplines. Maintained active involvement in thesis supervision and academic council governance. Collaborative Efforts: Cross-disciplinary work with the Institute of Sports Science, contributing to biomechanical studies and training methodology research.

• Health Information Technology
• EHR and mHealth
• Patient Engagement
• +۸ مورد دیگر

Bryan Smith Gibson serves as an Assistant Professor in the Department of Biomedical Informatics at the University of Utah, holding an additional adjunct appointment in Physical Therapy & Athletic Training. His academic career builds upon extensive clinical experience including management of the Salt Lake City VA Cardiac Rehabilitation Program (2002-2008) and service on the LDS Hospital Inpatient wound care team. Dr. Gibson's educational trajectory demonstrates deep institutional commitment to the University of Utah: BS in Undergraduate Studies MPT in Graduate Training DPT in Doctoral Training (2006) PhD in Doctoral Training (2012) Postdoctoral Fellowship at Veterans Affairs Medical Center His research program centers on the sociotechnical dimensions of health informatics, with particular emphasis on translating psychological science into health technology design. Core methodologies include Workflow Analysis, Cognitive Task Analysis, and Human Centered Design and Evaluation. Primary application domains encompass Type 2 Diabetes management through technology-based behavioral interventions, EHR optimization, and mHealth solutions for patient engagement. Analysis of Dr. Gibson's publication record reveals consistent thematic focus across 15 recent works: chronic disease management (particularly diabetes) through informatics solutions, EHR redesign for improved clinical workflows, and patient engagement strategies using simulation and behavioral science principles. His work bridges technical health IT development with human factors considerations, frequently employing mixed-methods approaches to evaluate sociotechnical system impacts. Professional activities include significant contributions to tobacco cessation implementation science (QuitSMART Utah) and community-engaged diabetes research with Hispanic populations. While no formal advisees are documented in the provided materials, his collaborative publication pattern indicates active mentorship within multidisciplinary research teams.

• Molecular Endocrinology
• Exercise Physiology
• Neuroscience
• +۳ مورد دیگر

Robert Bowen is a Professor of Biology at Union University. He holds a PhD in Biology from the University of North Carolina and a Post-Doctoral Fellowship in Molecular Endocrinology from Virginia Tech. His research focuses on hormonal regulation of physical activity, sex steroid effects on behavior, and molecular mechanisms underlying exercise physiology. Key areas include studying estrogen’s role beyond reproduction, dopamine pathways in voluntary exercise, and genetic influences on activity levels in mice. Education: Post-Doctoral Fellowship: Molecular Endocrinology, Virginia Tech PhD: Biology, University of North Carolina M.G.I.S.: University of Minnesota M.S.: Exercise Science, Northern Michigan University His research interests bridge molecular biology, endocrinology, and behavioral studies, with a focus on sex hormones, dopaminergic systems, and genetic factors shaping physical activity. Recent work examines estrogen’s prolonged effects on activity post-orchiectomy and estrogen dosage impacts on mouse behavior. Notable publications include studies on hormonal regulation of exercise patterns and genetic mapping of wheel-running behavior in mice. Awards include the 2016 Faculty Excellence Award and 2014 Vulcan Materials Teaching Award. His lab employs mouse models to explore how hormonal and genetic factors influence exercise behaviors, contributing to understanding human physical activity physiology. He has presented at conferences like Experimental Biology and the American College of Sports Medicine, addressing topics such as dopamine’s role in exercise, estrogen’s behavioral effects, and muscle efficiency in mice.

• Heme Oxygenase Research
• Bilirubin Metabolism
• Cardiovascular Physiology
• +۷ مورد دیگر

David E. Stec is a Professor and Director at the University of Mississippi Medical Center's School of Medicine, Department of Physiology and Biophysics. His academic career spans over two decades with progressive appointments from Assistant Professor (2001-2009) to Associate Professor (2009-2017) and currently Professor (2017-present), culminating in his recent appointment as Director of the School of Medicine (2023). Dr. Stec earned his BS in Biology from the University of Scranton (1991), PhD in Physiology from the Medical College of Wisconsin (1996), and completed his Molecular Genetics training at the University of Iowa (2000). His research focuses on heme oxygenase, bilirubin metabolism, and their roles in cardiovascular and metabolic diseases. He has published extensively on bilirubin's signaling functions, particularly its protective effects against obesity, hypertension, and fatty liver disease. His publication analysis reveals a strong focus on bilirubin as a metabolic signaling molecule, with recent works examining its therapeutic potential for obesity, fatty liver disease, and cardiovascular complications. The research demonstrates how bilirubin and heme oxygenase pathways regulate lipid metabolism, inflammation, and mitochondrial function in metabolic diseases. Platinum Level for the Excellence in Research Award, University of Mississippi Medical Center (2023) Intellectual Property Recognition Award, University of Mississippi Medical Center (2019) Peter Hosick-Postdoctoral Fellow Publication Award (2014) Caroline tum Suden/Francis Hellebrandt Professional Opportunity Award (2013, 2007) Gold Level for the Excellence in Research Award (2009) Dr. Stec has mentored numerous students and postdoctoral fellows while securing substantial NIH funding for projects including 'Novel Liver Signaling Pathways Controlling Adiposity' and 'Integrative role of Bilirubin on Obesity.' His laboratory investigates the molecular mechanisms connecting heme oxygenase, bilirubin, and metabolic diseases, with particular emphasis on developing novel therapeutics for obesity-related complications.

• Pharmaceutical Sciences
• Clinical Pharmacology
• Sports Medicine
• +۴ مورد دیگر

Professor Glenn Jacobson is the Head of the School of Pharmacy and Pharmacology at the University of Tasmania. His research focuses on pharmaceutical sciences, clinical pharmacology, and sports medicine, particularly in the area of beta2-agonist pharmacokinetics and anti-doping control. He has led multiple projects funded by organizations such as the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA), investigating drug detection methods and thresholds for performance-enhancing substances like salbutamol and formoterol. His work bridges basic pharmacology, clinical applications, and anti-doping policy. Research interests include: Enantioselective disposition of beta2-agonists Performance-enhancing drug detection Pharmacokinetic modeling for anti-doping Adrenergic signaling in muscle physiology Therapeutic drug monitoring in athletes Notable grants include WADA-funded studies on urine thresholds for salmeterol and formoterol, and exosome-based biomarker development for erythropoietin (EPO) detection. His lab has published extensively on beta2-agonist metabolism, with over 130 research outputs. Supervision includes 16 doctoral and master's students in areas like nutraceuticals, drug stability, and anti-doping science. Service engagements include media interviews on anti-doping issues and collaboration with international pharmaceutical companies on drug formulation and quality control. He holds an ORCID identifier (0000-0002-3409-8769) and is based at the Pharmacy Building, Sandy Bay Campus.

Tiago Mendes Ferreiraمشاهده پروفایل

پژوهشگر ارشد

• Biophysics
• Molecular Dynamics
• Lipid Membranes
• +۲ مورد دیگر

Dr. Tiago Mendes Ferreira is a Research Fellow at the Institute of Physics within the Faculty of Natural Sciences II at Martin Luther University Halle-Wittenberg. His research focuses on biophysics, molecular dynamics, lipid membranes, and solid-state NMR. He utilizes computational and experimental methods to study complex biological systems, contributing to advancements in medical imaging and material science. Research interests include: Molecular dynamics simulations of lipid membranes Solid-state NMR techniques for biomolecular analysis Computational modeling of membrane proteins Biophysical properties of cellular structures Advanced imaging for medical diagnostics His recent publications emphasize deep learning applications in ophthalmology and biomechanics, reflecting interdisciplinary collaborations. Article trends show strong focus on medical AI, universal design in web interfaces, and sports analytics.

Jeffrey A. Jalkioمشاهده پروفایل

دانشیار

• Optical Metrology
• Measurement Uncertainty
• Sensor Design
• +۳ مورد دیگر

Jeffrey A. Jalkio is an Associate Professor in the Department of Physics at the University of St. Thomas in St. Paul, Minnesota. His office is located in Owens Science Hall (OWS 160C), and he can be contacted via email at jajalkio@stthomas.edu or phone at (651) 962-5754. His research bridges optical metrology, measurement uncertainty analysis, and physics/engineering education, with a focus on practical applications in manufacturing and innovative pedagogical methods. Jalkio's research interests encompass optical metrology for industrial process control, fundamental studies of measurement uncertainty (including noise and error sources), and sensor/algorithm design. He also emphasizes physics and engineering education, developing inclusive curricula (e.g., for deaf students) and hands-on learning tools like music videos or circus costumes to inspire STEM engagement. His work integrates theoretical precision with accessible education. An analysis of his publications reveals two dominant trends: (1) Technical research on optical metrology, sensor systems, and uncertainty quantification, often applied to manufacturing; and (2) Educational innovations in physics/engineering, including active learning, laboratory-based assessment, and inclusive K-12 outreach. His later work increasingly prioritizes interdisciplinary education and accessibility.

• Sport Management
• Volunteer Recruitment
• Gender Diversity in Sport
• +۱ مورد دیگر

Pamm Phillips is Professor and Program Director of Sport Management in Deakin Business School's Department of Management, with affiliations to the Centre for Sport Research and Women in Sport and Exercise group. Her research focuses on volunteer management (particularly referees/umpires) and sport development, with significant industry impact through longitudinal evaluations for organizations like the Australian Football League. Research examines systemic approaches to sport governance, gender diversity on boards, officiating development pathways, and community sport delivery models. Her work has directly influenced national junior sport policies affecting over 75,000 volunteers and 700,000 participants. Professor Phillips leads multiple industry-funded projects including evaluations of gender diversity initiatives in basketball and bowls organizations. As Editor-in-Chief of Sport Management Review, she shapes scholarly discourse while serving on editorial boards of leading journals. Fellow of The Sport Management Association of Australia and New Zealand Editor-in-Chief, Sport Management Review Board Member, Journal of Sport Management She currently supervises doctoral candidates exploring innovation in sport development and diversity in sports participation, maintaining an active research group with industry partnerships.

Lauren J. Parkerمشاهده پروفایل

پژوهشگر

• Psychosocial Stress
• Lifecourse
• Interventions
• +۵ مورد دیگر

Dr. Lauren J. Parker is an Associate Scientist at the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health , specializing in Health, Behavior and Society . Her research focuses on advancing health equity in dementia care , particularly for Black and Hispanic caregivers . Education: PhD in Gerontology and Health Promotion, Purdue University (2014) MPH, Purdue University (2012) BA in Sociology, Hampton University (2008) Research Interests: Dr. Parker examines how home- and community-based supports address cultural needs in dementia caregiving, combining biological and psychosocial indicators to reduce caregiver stress and institutionalization. Her work bridges science, community engagement, and policy . Notable Projects: She leads the Tailored Activity Program in Adult Day Services and co-directs the Doctor of Public Health (DrPH) Custom Track at Johns Hopkins, mentoring leaders in implementation science and health equity. Scientific Awards: 2021 NIA K01 Mentored Research Scientist Development Award 2020 NIMHD Loan Repayment Program Recipient 2019 SOURCE Service-Learning Faculty Fellow 2018 Alzheimer’s Association Travel Award 2018 NIA Butler Williams Scholar Leadership & Service: Dr. Parker serves on the CDC-funded Public Health Center of Excellence in Dementia Caregiving and the National Adult Day Services Association Research Committee , advocating for scalable, equitable dementia care solutions.

Nicole MacLaughlinمشاهده پروفایل

دانشیار

• Composition and Rhetoric
• Writing Studies
• First-Generation Student Success
• +۴ مورد دیگر

Nicole MacLaughlin serves as Director of Writing and Rhetoric and Associate Professor in the University Writing Program at the University of Notre Dame, where she has been full-time faculty since 2007. Her work centers on leveraging writing education for individual empowerment and social justice through innovative pedagogical approaches. Her academic credentials include: B.A. in Teaching of English, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign M.A. in Writing Studies, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign Ph.D. candidate in Educational Studies, Purdue University MacLaughlin's research investigates self-efficacy and emotion in writing processes, with concentrated focus on first-generation student success. She pioneers third-space pedagogies that reframe academic reading and writing as accessible, hands-on crafts, bridging theoretical frameworks with practical applications to advance economic and social equity. Her community-engaged scholarship emphasizes writing as a vehicle for social transformation. Her scholarly trajectory from 1997-2023 reveals sustained commitment to writing program administration, community partnerships, and performance-based social justice initiatives. Recent work demonstrates innovative support structures for student-athletes through The Writing and Rhetoric Tutorial and amplifies marginalized narratives via the Show Some Skin project, highlighting intersections of writing, identity, and activism. Her distinguished contributions include: Provost’s Award for Academic Support of Student-Athletes (2020) for developing The Writing and Rhetoric Tutorial, an individualized coaching program supporting students across the curriculum As faculty advisor to Show Some Skin since 2012, MacLaughlin mentors students in creating cross-disciplinary performances that explore identity and marginalization. She actively partners with South Bend community organizations including the Robinson Community Learning Center and Robinson Shakespeare Company, co-developing initiatives that document local history and examine arts-based educational interventions. Her community-based pedagogy has produced tangible outcomes including historical documentation projects, sustainability-focused writing for community organizations, and performance pieces that foster critical dialogue on difference and belonging.

• Materials Engineering
• Medical Physiology
• Sports Science and Exercise
• +۷ مورد دیگر

Dr. Braid Macrae is a Senior Research Fellow in the Department of Fashion & Textiles at RMIT University, specializing in advanced textile applications for extreme environments, biomedical engineering, and human physiological systems. His work integrates material science with clinical and aerospace applications, particularly focusing on compression garments, thermal regulation systems, and extravehicular activity (EVA) technologies for space exploration. Research interests include: Textile-based solutions for spaceflight (e.g., skinsuits, pressure garments) Thermal physiology and sensor technology validation Cerebrovascular autoregulation and cardiovascular dynamics Material properties of protective clothing for firefighting and occupational safety Notable contributions include developing mechanical-loading countermeasure skinsuits to mitigate post-spaceflight sensorimotor dysfunction and advancing methodologies for contact thermometry in clinical and environmental settings. His interdisciplinary approach bridges fashion design, biomedical engineering, and aerospace systems. Collaborations involve international teams in aerospace medicine, materials engineering, and physiology, with active participation in conferences such as the International Conference on Environmental Systems. Current research emphasizes optimizing wearable technology for extreme environments and translational applications in healthcare and space exploration.

Scott Powersمشاهده پروفایل

استادیار

• Sport Analytics
• Statistics
• Machine Learning
• +۵ مورد دیگر

Scott Powers is an Assistant Professor of Sport Analytics and Statistics at Rice University, affiliated with the Department of Sport Management. He holds a PhD in Statistics from Stanford University (2017) and has held roles as Director of Quantitative Analysis for the Los Angeles Dodgers (2017–2021) and Assistant General Manager for the Houston Astros (2022). His research focuses on measuring individual contributions in team sports, optimizing player talent evaluation, and game-theoretic analysis of league incentives. Powers has consulted for multiple professional teams including the Oakland Athletics and AZ Alkmaar. Research interests include sport analytics, statistical machine learning, Bayesian models, and applications in baseball, soccer, and volleyball. He has published in journals like Journal of Quantitative Analysis in Sports and Statistical Modelling , with recent work on volleyball player contributions and MLB pitch trajectory analysis. Awards include the NSF Graduate Research Fellowship and the Jack Kavanagh Memorial Youth Baseball Research Award. Teaching includes courses like Introduction to Sport Analytics and Soccer Analytics. Grants include a MLB Research Gift ($50k) for studying pitching injury biomechanics and a Rice Internal Grant ($10k) for hosting the Rice Soccer Analytics Conference. Powers advises the Sport Analytics Undergraduate Research Lab and coordinates the American Soccer Insights Summit.

Anthony Napoliمشاهده پروفایل

استاد

• Emergency Medicine
• Healthcare Policy
• Health Services Research
• +۴ مورد دیگر

Anthony Napoli, MD, FACEP, MHL, is a dual-appointed Professor in Brown University’s Alpert Medical School (Department of Emergency Medicine) and School of Public Health (Health Services, Policy and Practice). He serves as Executive Vice Chair and Vice Chair of Clinical Affairs in Emergency Medicine, overseeing five emergency departments annually handling 250,000+ patients. His roles include Chair and Medical Director of Newport Hospital’s Emergency Department (2015–2022) and Academic Director of Brown’s Executive Master of Healthcare Leadership (2021–2024). Executive Vice Chair of Emergency Medicine, Brown University Medical Director, Van Bueren Emergency Department (Newport Hospital) Co-director, Brown Emergency Medicine Healthcare Leadership Fellowship Education: BS in Bioengineering, University of Pennsylvania (1998, summa cum laude) MD, Georgetown University (2002) Emergency Medicine Residency, Brown University (2006) Executive MHL, Brown University School of Professional Studies (2015) Research Focus: Dr. Napoli specializes in emergency department operations, sepsis management, healthcare disparities, and clinical decision units. His recent work emphasizes the clinical/financial impacts of inpatient boarding on ED throughput and operational efficiency. Key areas include: Noninvasive fluid responsiveness measures in sepsis Post-cardiac arrest patient management Chest pain and cardiovascular emergencies Healthcare resource utilization disparities ED clinical decision unit optimization Article Trends (2020–2024): His publications highlight ED boarding’s financial and operational consequences, predictive analytics for ED volume forecasting, and patient perceptions of triage fairness. He also explores pandemic-related shifts in opioid overdose presentations and sports-related head trauma epidemiology. Awards: 2020 COVID Special Service Award 2017 Barnet Fain Award 2011 Best Young Investigator Award (SAEM) Teaching/Leadership: Leads the Master of Healthcare Leadership program and co-directs the Emergency Medicine Healthcare Leadership Fellowship. His teaching spans data analytics, capstone project mentorship, and healthcare leadership curricula. Labs/Teams: Active in Brown’s Emergency Medicine Research Group and collaborates with Rhode Island Hospital’s clinical operations teams.