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Dr Oliver Grütter is a post-doctoral researcher and lecturer in Modern German Literature at the German Seminar of the University of Tübingen. Holding a 2025-2027 Swiss National Science Foundation Postdoc.Mobility Fellowship for research stays at MLU Halle-Wittenberg and Brown University, he also served as Associate Professor for German at Kyushu University (Japan, 2023-2024) and remains affiliated with the University of Zurich where he completed his doctorate summa cum laude in 2022. Education PhD, German Literature, University of Zurich, 2022 (summa cum laude) MA, German Language & Literature / Latin Philology / Medieval Latin, University of Zurich, 2016-2018 BA, German Language & Literature / Latin Philology, Universities of Zurich & LMU Munich, 2011-2015 Research Interests Grütter’s work centres on Early Modern German literature (1400–1800) with particular attention to the intersections of poetry, medicine and theology. His monograph Krankheit und lyrische Selbstsorge explores how early modern poets negotiated illness, care and devotional practices. He is equally engaged in the study of 18th-century lyric and elegy (Klopstock, Hölderlin), Classical reception, humanist poetics and the editorial challenges posed by complex canonical texts. Current projects extend these themes toward medical humanities, comparative philology and the aesthetics of autonomy around 1800, pursued during fellowships in Germany, the USA and Japan. Scholarships & Awards Postdoc.Mobility Fellowship, Swiss National Science Foundation (2025-2027) GRC Travel Grant (2022) Doctoral degree awarded with distinction “summa cum laude” (2022) Semester Prize of the University of Zurich (2014) Grants, Teaching & Supervision Grütter has been employed on several Swiss National Science Foundation projects, notably the Sinergia consortium “Hybride Zeiten” (temporal dynamics 1400-1600). While currently without doctoral students, he convenes undergraduate seminars (“Introduction to Modern German Literature”, “Classicism”) at Tübingen and has co-organised numerous international workshops and conferences that bring together doctoral and post-doctoral researchers from across Europe and Japan. Collaborations & Networks He is an active member of the Hölderlin-Gesellschaft Tübingen and co-founder of the research network “Frühe Neuzeit Südwest”. His collaborative editions and conference volumes connect universities in Zurich, Tübingen, Halle, Brown, and Kyushu, fostering interdisciplinary dialogue between German Studies, Classics, and Medical Humanities.

• Early Modern German Literature
• 18th-Century German Lyric and Elegy
• Medical Humanities
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Seth Lazar serves as Professor of Philosophy at the Australian National University, holding an Australian Research Council (ARC) Future Fellowship. He maintains dual prestigious affiliations as Distinguished Research Fellow at the University of Oxford Institute for Ethics in AI and Visiting Faculty Researcher at Google DeepMind. Additionally, he contributes as Nonresident Scholar in the Technology and International Affairs Program at the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace, focusing on AI governance and ethical frameworks. His research program bridges philosophical rigor with technical AI challenges through the Machine Intelligence and Normative Theory (MINT) Lab, which he founded. Lazar's work critically examines ethics of war, risk assessment, and AI safety, with publications spanning elite philosophy journals ( Noûs , Philosophy & Public Affairs ) and top computer science venues (ICML, ACM FAccT). His interdisciplinary approach integrates normative theory with practical AI system design. Recent publications reveal three dominant trajectories: anticipatory ethics frameworks for emerging technologies, institutional governance of AI agents, and democratic value preservation in algorithmic societies. Lazar consistently argues for proactive ethical interventions rather than reactive measures, emphasizing institutional adaptation to novel agent types with non-human cognitive profiles. His scientific recognition includes: Australian Research Council Future Fellowship University of Oxford Institute for Ethics in AI Distinguished Research Fellowship Lazar directs the MINT Lab's research agenda on AI safety and normative theory, supported by his ARC Fellowship grant. His collaborations with Google DeepMind and Oxford focus on translating philosophical insights into technical specifications for agent governance. Current projects examine democratic accountability in language model systems and institutional redesign for human-AI cohabitation, with emphasis on preventing platform monopolization of user-agent relationships.

• AI Ethics
• Ethics of War
• Risk Ethics
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Rev Dr Robert Ombres OP serves as an Official Fellow and Lector at Blackfriars Hall, University of Oxford, teaching moral theology and canon law while holding the Raymond of Penyafort Fellowship. He concurrently teaches canon law at the Pontifical University of St Thomas in Rome and contributes as reviews editor for New Blackfriars and editorial board member for Angelicum , Law & Justice , and Ecclesiastical Law Journal . His academic credentials include an LL.B. from Bristol University, LL.M. from London University, STL in philosophy and theology from the Oxford Study House, and doctorate in canon law from the Pontifical University of St Thomas in Rome. He previously served as Prior of Cambridge and Oxford priories and Procurator General of the Dominican Order (2004-2011). Ombres' research centers on moral theology and canon law , with emphases on ecclesiastical jurisprudence, divine law foundations, and church governance structures. His work critically examines clergy rights, sacramental validity, and the historical evolution of Catholic canon law, particularly through Thomistic frameworks and Dominican traditions. Key themes include the intersection of theology and legal systems, national church autonomy, and liturgical theology. Analysis of his publications reveals consistent exploration of canon law's theological underpinnings since the 1980s, with recent focus on synodal governance, diocesan clerics' rights, and Aquinas' divine law theory. His scholarship bridges historical analysis (e.g., Dominican history in medieval Cambridge) with contemporary applications in ecumenism, family theology, and church-state relations. No scientific awards are documented, though his editorial roles and Raymond of Penyafort Fellowship signify professional recognition within theological and canon law circles. Information regarding student advising, research grants, or laboratory affiliations is absent from the source material. His institutional roles are exclusively tied to academic and editorial functions within the Dominican Order and university settings. Ombres maintains active engagement with the Dominican Order (OP), having held leadership positions including Prior of Oxford/Cambridge priories and Order Procurator General. His work remains centered on Blackfriars Hall's academic mission and Rome-based pontifical university collaborations.

• Moral Theology
• Canon Law
• Ecclesiastical Law
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Stefan Schmid is a Professor of International Management and Strategic Management at ESCP Business School's Berlin Campus. His research focuses on multinational corporation structures, subsidiary roles, corporate governance, and internationalization strategies. University: ESCP Business School, Berlin Campus Department: International Management and Strategic Management Academic Rank: Professor Professor Schmid's work examines foreign subsidiaries as centers of competence, international corporate governance, and strategic standardization versus adaptation. His case studies span industries like automotive, retail, and consumer goods, analyzing companies such as Audi, Adidas, and Lidl. He has co-edited the "mir-Edition" series since 2008. Recent article trends highlight his expertise in cross-border acquisitions, subsidiary performance evaluation, and global retail expansion strategies. His research often integrates network theory and stakeholder management perspectives. Key students include Katharina Kretschmer (subsidiary performance), Tobias Dauth (top management internationalization), and Philipp Grosche (value chain coordination). He has supervised dissertations on service offshoring, subsidiary relationships, and international market strategies.

• International Management
• Strategic Management
• Corporate Governance
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Anna Puzio is a philosopher, theologian, and ethicist working at the University of Twente as part of the Netherlands-wide ESDiT Research Programme (Ethics of Socially Disruptive Technologies) . She also holds a visiting researcher position at the University of California, Berkeley, USA. Her research spans interdisciplinary intersections of technology, identity, and ethics, with a focus on humanoid robotics, medical technologies, and queer AI. Education: Doctorate in interdisciplinary philosophy at Munich School of Philosophy, focusing on transhumanist anthropology; prior studies in Catholic theology, German literature, and philosophy at Westfälische Wilhelms-Universität Münster and Hochschule für Philosophie Munich. Research Interests: Puzio specializes in technological anthropology , robot ethics , and environmental ethics , with additional work on transhumanism , new materialism , and religion-technology intersections . Her eco-relational approach to robot ethics emphasizes sustainable human-environment-technology interactions. Publication Trends: Recent work addresses AI's disruption of personhood , queer perspectives in healthcare technology , and ethics of religious robots , reflecting her commitment to socially relevant technological dilemmas. Scientific Awards: Hanns Seidel Foundation Scholarship for her doctoral program. Networks: Co-founder of the Network for Theology and AI , contributing to interdisciplinary collaborations in technology ethics.

• Philosophy
• Theology
• Ethics
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Professor Peter Asaro is an Associate Professor at The New School's School of Media Studies, specializing in the philosophy of science, technology, and media. His work focuses on artificial intelligence, robotics, and the ethical, legal, and social implications of autonomous systems. He serves as Co-Founder and Co-Chair of the International Committee for Robot Arms Control (ICRAC) and has held research positions at Princeton University, Rutgers University, Umeå University, and the Austrian Academy of Sciences. Education: PhD, MCS, MA, BA His research spans military robotics, AI ethics, surveillance, and the societal impacts of automation. He has contributed to influential publications in journals like IEEE Technology & Society and Robot Law , with a focus on lethal robotics, legal liability, and privacy. Recent work includes critiques of predictive policing algorithms and autonomous weapons systems. Notable awards include the 2010 SXSW Web Interactive Awards for Technical Achievement and Best of Show for his contributions to Apple’s Siri and Microsoft’s Bing math query interfaces. He is currently writing a book on robotics and ethical intersections. Scientific Awards: 2010 SXSW Web Interactive Award for Technical Achievement 2010 SXSW Web Interactive Award for Best of Show Asaro leads funded projects like the Oral History of Robotics (IEEE & NEH) and Regulating Autonomous Artificial Agents (Future of Life Institute). He also contributes to public discourse on technology through his blog and affiliation with 4TU.Ethics and ICRAC.

• Artificial Intelligence Ethics
• Robotics
• Military Technology
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Maria Gindidis is an Associate Professor at the School of Curriculum, Teaching & Inclusive Education at Monash University . Her work focuses on Teacher Education in marginalized and culturally diverse contexts, contributing to UN Sustainable Development Goals on Quality Education ( SDG 4 ) and Reduced Inequalities ( SDG 10 ). Current roles include Chief Examiner and Coordinator of first and fourth-year core units in the Bachelor of Education with Honours program. State Coordinator of the Bilingual Schools Project Acting Assistant Principal, eastern region secondary school Coordinator of bilingual programs in 15 Victorian schools Research Interests center on Neuroscience and Learning , particularly the bilingual brain, and the intersection of Community Languages with teacher training. Her PhD explored marginalised teachers' lived experiences in community schools using phenomenology. Recent projects examine digital literacy, transmedia storytelling, and equity in teacher coaching. Article Trends include autoethnographic methodologies, critical explorations of cultural conformity in diaspora communities, and integrative approaches to arts and language education during crises. Publications emphasize pedagogical innovation, digital-physical learning intersections, and systemic challenges in community language programs. Scientific Awards : Australian Linguistics Society Michael Clyne Award (2014) Monash Students Association Outstanding Teacher of the Year (2016) Teaching Excellence Award (2019) Grants and Collaborations include a 2019 national parent survey grant on immigrant language maintenance and leadership research in marginalized communities. International collaborations span professional learning programs in Zhejiang, China. Media engagements address language education innovation and aged-care language labs for preschoolers.

• School Leadership
• Teacher Education
• Bilingual Education
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Amanda Keddie is a Professor of Education at Deakin University , affiliated with the School of Education under the Faculty of Arts and Education . Her research focuses on gender , masculinities , and social justice in educational contexts. Key Partners: eSafety Commission, Victoria Police, OurWatch, Australian Research Council Geographic Scope: Australia, England, USA Research Themes include: addressing gender-based violence through education, analyzing online harms for young men, and developing frameworks for gender justice in schools. She emphasizes the importance of Nancy Fraser’s theories on economic, cultural, and political justice in educational systems. Article Trends (2024–2025) show a focus on school autonomy reforms in Australia, healthy masculinities , and the intersection of digital culture with gendered experiences. Her work critically examines neoliberal policies and their impacts on teacher professionalism and student equity . Books: Teaching Boys: Developing Classroom Practices That Work , The Affective Intensities of Masculinity , Young Men’s Online Lives Practical Tools: Working with Men and Boys for Social Justice Assessment Tool Supervision: Available for Masters by Research and PhD candidates. Grants: Funded by the Australian Research Council , eSafety Commission , and AMSANT (Aboriginal Medical Services Alliance Northern Territory).

• Gender Studies
• Masculinities
• Social Justice
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Paola Roberta Boscolo is a Researcher at SDA Bocconi School of Management and a Visiting Scientist at Icub Facility (IIT, Genoa). Her work focuses on innovation adoption in healthcare, technology implementation impacts, and corporate entrepreneurship. Bocconi University (2010-present): Teaching Assistant, Research Fellow at CeRGAS Imperial College London (2013-2019): PhD research, healthcare innovation studies Bocconi 4 innovation (2019-present): Account Manager for Bocconi-IIT collaboration Her research examines: Drivers of innovation adoption in healthcare organizations Technology's impact on professional roles Hybrid professional profiles European Digital Innovation Hubs Telemedicine implementation models Chronic disease management frameworks Recent publications show strong expertise in healthcare robotics, digital health policy, and medical technology validation. She actively contributes to academic debates at EGOS, AOM, and OTHC. Scientific Awards Best Imperial Students' Award (2018) She leads corporate education programs and innovation projects at SDA Bocconi's ICE Center, bridging academia and industry through: Custom educational programs for corporates Collaboration with Fondazione IIT Research partnerships across healthcare sectors

• Healthcare Management
• Innovation Adoption
• Technology Implementation
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Chantal Levesque-Bristol serves as the Executive Director of the Center for Instructional Excellence and Professor in the Department of Educational Psychology & Research Methodology at Purdue University. Her work focuses on student-centered pedagogy, course transformation, and self-determination theory in higher education. Role: Executive Director, Center for Instructional Excellence Affiliation: Purdue University, College of Education Research Interests: Levesque-Bristol's research examines motivational dynamics through Self-Determination Theory (SDT) , particularly in: Autonomy-supportive learning environments Faculty development for educational reform International student academic adjustment STEM education outcomes Publication Trends: Her recent work emphasizes: Application of SDT across disciplines (STEM, nursing, teacher education) Structural factors influencing student achievement Scalable course transformation models Intersection of motivation with cultural responsiveness Leadership: As director of Purdue's IMPACT Program , she drives institutional change through faculty-driven course redesign initiatives.

• Educational Psychology
• Motivation
• Self-Determination Theory
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Christian Jung is a Research Associate at the Chair of Fundamental Philosophical Questions in Theology at the Catholic University of Eichstätt-Ingolstadt until August 31, 2024. He has held numerous academic positions including Lecturer at the University of Salzburg, University of Frankfurt, and University of Erfurt, specializing in medieval philosophy, mysticism, and German idealism. His educational background is exceptionally diverse, having earned a Doctorate magna cum laude in Philosophy from Heidelberg University (2010) with a dissertation on Aristotle's theory of the human intellect, a Bachelor of Arts in Solo Singing from the Anton Bruckner Private University Linz (2008-2013), and a Bachelor of Arts in Instrumental and Vocal Pedagogy from the University of Music and Performing Arts Vienna (2009-2014). His multilingual abilities include German (native), English, French, Italian, Latin, Greek, Sanskrit, and several other ancient languages. Jung's research primarily focuses on Meister Eckhart's philosophical mysticism, Aristotle's intellect theory, and the intersection of mysticism with German idealism. His work demonstrates a unique synthesis of historical scholarship with philosophical analysis, particularly examining how medieval mystical thought intersects with contemporary philosophical concerns. He has made significant contributions to understanding Eckhart's Parisian Questions and their philosophical implications. His publication record reveals a consistent trajectory exploring the boundaries between philosophy and theology, with particular attention to the conceptual frameworks of mysticism across different historical periods. Jung's scholarship shows increasing engagement with comparative approaches, examining connections between Christian mysticism, Jewish thought, and philosophical traditions from India. Erwin Schrödinger Fellowship from the Austrian Science Fund (FWF) Rome Fellow of the Austrian Academy of Sciences Junior Fellow at the Max Weber College in Erfurt Jung has received substantial research funding, most notably the Erwin Schrödinger Fellowship from the Austrian Science Fund for his project 'Meister Eckhart's Early Parisian Questions in Context' (2015-2019). His academic service includes membership in several scholarly societies including the Görresgesellschaft, Meister-Eckhart-Gesellschaft, and Gesellschaft für Philosophie des Mittelalters und der Renaissance. He has been actively involved in the Eranos Conferences in Ascona, contributing to interdisciplinary dialogues between depth psychology and philosophical theology.

• Medieval Philosophy
• Theology
• Aristotelian Philosophy
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Prof. Dr. Silvia von Steinsdorff serves as Professor of Comparative Democracy and the Political Systems of Eastern Europe at Humboldt University of Berlin's Institute of Social Sciences since 2009. She co-directs the Integrated Research Institute Law & Society (LSI) and holds the position of Vice Dean for Research and International Affairs at the Faculty of Humanities, Cultural, Educational and Social Sciences. Her research centers on political systems operating in the democracy-autocracy gray zone, with emphasis on de-democratization processes and institutions at the politics-law interface. Regional expertise spans Central and Eastern Europe (particularly Russia and post-Soviet states) and Turkey, examining constitutional courts, judicial independence, and authoritarian legal strategies. Current work analyzes threats to judicial autonomy across 40 Council of Europe states through the Einstein/Mercator-funded project "Judicial Autonomy under Authoritarian Attack". Publication trends reveal deepening focus on constitutional erosion mechanisms, with recent articles exploring rule of law backsliding, authoritarian parliamentary practices, and cross-national judicial reasoning patterns. Her interdisciplinary approach bridges political science and legal studies, consistently highlighting how formal institutions adapt under democratic stress. As co-founder and former director (2015-2018) of the Berlin Graduate School of Social Sciences, she has shaped doctoral training while securing major research funding. Her leadership extends to curriculum development for international Master's programs and collaborative projects with European and Turkish scholars. Current administrative responsibilities include advancing research agendas as Vice Dean and steering LSI's interdisciplinary initiatives.

• Comparative Politics
• Democratization and De-democratization
• Political Systems of Eastern Europe
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Marian Szczepan Machinek is a Full Professor in the Department of Moral Theology and Family Studies at the University of Warmia and Mazury in Olsztyn, Poland. His work bridges theological reflection with contemporary ethical challenges, focusing on moral theology, bioethics, and family studies. Current Position: Full Professor at University of Warmia and Mazury in Olsztyn Research Areas: Theology, Ethics, Bioethics, Family Studies Key Themes: Moral autonomy, dialogue between faith and science, ecological spirituality, reproductive ethics, and end-of-life issues Machinek's research explores the intersection of Christian ethics with modern dilemmas, including transhumanism, euthanasia, and reproductive technologies. He has published extensively in theological and ethical journals, emphasizing the importance of conscience and moral responsibility in both personal and societal contexts. His publications highlight a critical engagement with Pope Francis's initiatives (e.g., Laudato Si' ), debates on Amoris Laetitia , and the theological implications of medical advancements. With over 30 publications and a Google Scholar H-index of 5, his work garners interdisciplinary attention. Students under his supervision include doctoral candidates in moral theology and bioethics, reflecting his commitment to mentoring future scholars in integrating theological principles with contemporary ethical discourse. Machinek is actively involved in academic networks, collaborating with institutions in Poland and internationally. His expertise extends to hospital ethics committees and palliative care frameworks, rooted in Catholic theological traditions.

• Theology
• Moral Theology
• Family Studies
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Michael D'Arcy is a Professor of English at St. Francis Xavier University, located in Antigonish, Nova Scotia. His academic career spans decades with significant contributions to literary and cultural studies. He holds a Ph.D. from Cornell University, an M.A. from Carleton University, and a B.A. (Honours) from Concordia University. His research focuses on Twentieth-century British, Irish, and French literature, media studies, film and visual culture, literary theory, literature and philosophy, the history of the novel, and postwar/contemporary art. He frequently publishes in top-tier journals and edited volumes, with recent work exploring modernist aesthetics, Samuel Beckett’s narrative innovation, and the intersections of media and modernist thought. His publications include The Contemporaneity of Modernism: Literature, Media, Culture (co-edited with Mathias Nilges) and an upcoming monograph on modernist naiveté. He has presented at international conferences such as MLA, Modernist Studies Association, and the Samuel Beckett Society, delivering invited lectures at institutions like the University of South Bohemia and Charles University. Recipient of SSHRC grants (2016–2019, 2022) Harry Ransom Center Research Fellow (2014) Camargo Foundation Fellow (2003) As a mentor, he has supervised multiple honours theses, including award-winning projects on topics ranging from modernist psychiatry to Iranian art film. He also oversees postdoctoral research, such as the Banting Fellowship held by Dr. Conall Cash (2023–2025). His work bridges literary analysis with interdisciplinary media studies, emphasizing modernism’s ongoing relevance in contemporary cultural discourse.

• Twentieth-century British Literature
• Irish Literature
• French Literature
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Dr. Wei Yang is a Senior Lecturer (Associate Professor) in Strategy at the University of Glasgow's Adam Smith Business School, where she is part of the Strategy and Technology Management research cluster. Previously, she held academic positions at Nankai University and China Europe International Business School (CEIBS) in China, with visiting appointments at Columbia University Business School and the Centre for International Business at the University of Leeds (CIBUL). Her educational background includes BA and MA degrees from Beijing Normal University and a PhD in International Management from Otto-von-Guericke University Magdeburg in Germany. Prior to academia, she worked as a management consultant at Towers Perrin in Beijing. Wei Yang's research centers on competitive strategy and alliance governance within emerging markets, with particular focus on how domestic and foreign firms engage in dynamic competition to gain advantages. Her work examines: Competitive dynamics between local and multinational firms in institutional voids Board structures and decision-making processes in joint ventures Top management team composition and strategic action speed Ownership effects on business growth and competitive behavior Alliance proactiveness and performance outcomes in emerging economies Her publication record shows consistent evolution from joint venture governance studies in the early 2000s toward sophisticated analyses of competitive dynamics and top management influences. Collaborating frequently with Klaus Meyer, she publishes in leading journals including International Business Review and Journal of Business Research, with recent work exploring TMT diversity effects (2025) and ownership-competition relationships (2019-2020). Her scholarly recognition includes: An international award (specific name not provided) Nominations for Academy of Management (AoM) awards Nominations for European International Business Academy (EIBA) awards Wei Yang actively supervises PhD researchers in Strategy and International Business, currently guiding Qi Ruochen on DeFi technology standards research. She has secured over £270,000 in research funding including a £240,000 National Natural Science Foundation grant (2017-2021) on new venture business models and multiple CEIBS research grants. Her supervision covers topics like guanxi/corruption in Chinese public sector and TMT/competitive dynamics relationships. As an active member of the Strategy and Technology Management research cluster, she contributes to collaborative initiatives examining strategic management in global contexts while maintaining professional memberships in the Academy of Management, Strategic Management Society, and International Association of Chinese Management Research.

• Competitive Strategy
• Alliance Governance
• Emerging Markets
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