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Associate Professor Marilyn Bromberg is an academic and lawyer specializing in Body Image Law, public health law, and social media law. She holds a PhD in social media and the law (2014) and currently serves as Associate Professor at the UWA Law School. Her roles include organizing teaching professional development and membership in UWA's Low Risk Ethics Committee. She has held leadership positions such as Juris Doctor Director and Director of Professionalism at UWA Law School. Her research focuses on legal frameworks addressing social media’s impact on body image, eating disorders, and public health. Key collaborations include work with Harvard University’s STRIPED program and roles in the National Taskforce for Social Media, Body Image, and Eating Disorders. She has secured over $1 million in research grants, including an Australian Research Council Discovery Grant on Body Image Law (2025). M has authored/co-edited books including the upcoming Research Handbook on Social Media and the Law (2025) and is working on solo authored publications. She actively engages with media, speaking at venues like the Australian Federal Parliament, Harvard University, and the Supreme Court of Canada. Awards include the 2024 UWA Law School Award for Research Impact and Innovation. Her teaching includes courses on Social Media and the Law, Law, Advocacy, Activism and Change, and Legal Internship. She also practices law at the Aboriginal Legal Service of WA and adjudicates for the WA Department of Communities.

• Body Image Law
• Public Health Law
• Social Media and the Law
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Professor Alastair Blanshard holds the Paul Eliadis Chair of Classics and Ancient History and serves as Director of the RD Milns Antiquities Museum at The University of Queensland's School of Historical and Philosophical Inquiry. His academic work bridges classical scholarship with contemporary cultural analysis through his leadership in the Discipline of Classics and Ancient History. Blanshard's research centers on the social and cultural history of the Greco-Roman world, with particular emphasis on queer theory applications to antiquity, classical reception in film, and the politics of sexuality. His interdisciplinary approach examines how ancient Greek and Roman societies navigated gender, power structures, and identity formation, often challenging modern assumptions through historical analysis of erotic practices, legal frameworks, and cultural representations. His extensive publication record reveals consistent engagement with classical reception studies, especially examining cinematic portrayals of antiquity from Hollywood epics to independent film. Key thematic threads include the modern reinterpretation of heroic archetypes, the evolution of classical rhetoric in contemporary discourse, and the material culture of sexuality across historical periods. This body of work demonstrates rigorous interdisciplinary methodology connecting philology, film studies, and gender theory. As Director of the RD Milns Antiquities Museum, Blanshard oversees Australia's significant collection of Mediterranean artifacts while developing innovative public programming that connects ancient material culture with modern social discourse through exhibitions on topics ranging from classical topography to queer histories of the ancient world.

• Classics
• Ancient History
• Social History
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Khandakar Ahmed is an Associate Professor of Information Technology at Victoria University's College of Arts, Business, Law, Education & IT (CoABLEIT) and Discipline Leader for Emerging Trends in Science, IT & Engineering at the Institute for Sustainable Industries and Liveable Cities (ISILC). His career spans roles at Victoria University (2017–present), RMIT University (2015–2017), and Shahjalal University of Science and Technology (2007–2015). Education: PhD in Electrical and Computer Engineering (RMIT University, 2014), MSc in Networking and e-Business Centered Computing (University of Reading, 2009), BSc in Computer Science and Engineering (Shahjalal University of Science and Technology, 2007) His research expertise includes Artificial Intelligence, Cyber Security, Digital Health, Federated Learning, Quantum Computing, and the Internet of Things . He has published over 100 refereed papers with 4,200+ citations (h-index 32) and secured $3.4 million+ in funding since 2018 from partners like Australia's Economic Accelerator and Western Health. His recent work focuses on AI-driven mental health analysis , blockchain security frameworks , and edge computing optimizations . He serves as lead supervisor for 6 PhD and 1 Master of Research student and has mentored over 100 students through industry-linked projects. Dr Ahmed actively contributes to editorial roles for leading journals such as Scientific Reports , IEEE Transactions , and ACM Computing Surveys . His research aligns with UN Sustainable Development Goals 3 (Good Health), 9 (Industry Innovation), and 11 (Sustainable Cities).

• Artificial Intelligence
• Cyber Security
• Digital Health
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Asher Flynn is a Professor of Criminology at Monash University's School of Social Sciences and a Chief Investigator at the Australian Research Council's Centre of Excellence for the Elimination of Violence Against Women (CEVAW). Her research focuses on technology-facilitated violence, image-based abuse, and gendered violence, with a strong emphasis on policy reform and prevention. She has secured over $45 million in research funding and published extensively, including eight books and over 120 articles. Her work has influenced laws on image-based sexual abuse in Australia, the UK, and the US. Awards include the Monash University Vice-Chancellor’s Research Impact Award and multiple ANZSOC accolades. Dr. Flynn advises global organizations like the UN and Meta on gender-based violence prevention. Education : PhD in Criminology (Monash University, 2010), Bachelor of Arts (Honours) (Monash University, 2006). Research Interests : AI/tech-facilitated abuse, gendered violence, rape/sexual violence, access to justice, plea negotiations, legal reform. Recent Projects : Leading studies on sexualised deepfake abuse (Australia/US/UK), technology-facilitated gender-based violence in the Indo-Pacific, and workplace harassment. Collaborates with UN, Meta, and governments on policy initiatives. Grants & Awards : ARC Centre of Excellence (2024-2030), multiple Criminology Research Council grants, and international fellowships. Recognized for research impact, teaching excellence, and leadership in criminology. Community Engagement : Advises legal bodies, contributes to media debates, and engages in public policy consultations. Member of UN Advisory Group on tech-facilitated violence and Meta’s Global Women’s Safety Board.

• Technology-facilitated violence
• Image-based abuse
• Gendered violence
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Kamanashis Biswas is a Senior Lecturer at the Peter Faber Business School within the Faculty of Law and Business. His research focuses on blockchain technology, cybersecurity, IoT systems, federated learning, and healthcare applications. He has published extensively on topics such as blockchain interoperability, secure communication in wireless networks, and AI-driven healthcare solutions. Recent work includes studies on blockchain integration in UAV networks and explainable artificial intelligence. Key research areas include cross-blockchain protocols, energy-efficient wireless sensor networks, and blockchain-based frameworks for healthcare and finance. His contributions span both theoretical advancements and practical implementations, such as vaccine tracking systems and secure data-sharing mechanisms for wearable devices. Publications highlight interdisciplinary applications of blockchain in domains like smart cities, IoT platforms, and cybersecurity. Collaborations often involve addressing challenges in decentralized systems, privacy preservation, and system interoperability.

• Blockchain Technology
• Cybersecurity
• Healthcare Systems
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Dr. Mandy Matthewson is a Senior Lecturer in Psychology at the University of Tasmania and a Senior Clinical Psychologist in private practice. She leads the Family and Interpersonal Relationship Research Lab, focusing on family violence, relational trauma, and child safety. Her work bridges clinical practice, legal systems, and social services to prioritize child wellbeing. Education: Bachelor of Arts (Honours), University of Tasmania (1998–2001) PhD in Clinical Psychology, University of Tasmania (2009) Her research examines the long-term impacts of adverse childhood experiences, parental alienation, and trauma-informed interventions. She collaborates globally with professionals in psychology, law, and public health to address hidden family violence and improve clinical protocols. Recent publications highlight trends in family violence (e.g., electronic monitoring of offenders), health psychology (e.g., endometriosis and PCOS), and clinical psychology (e.g., trauma, parental alienation). Key subfields include relational trauma , developmental psychology , and forensic psychology . Scientific Awards: None listed. Supervision & Grants: She supervises doctoral students in trauma recovery and family dynamics, with grants totaling over $200,000 for projects on pelvic pain, family violence monitoring, and worker compensation systems. Labs & Collaborations: Leads the Family and Interpersonal Relationship Research Lab at UTAS, partnering with organizations like the Eeny Meeny Miney Mo Foundation and Tasmania Police.

• Family Violence
• Relational Trauma
• Child Safety
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Michael Renton is an Associate Professor in the School of Biological Sciences at the University of Western Australia (UWA). His research focuses on computational simulation modelling of plants in complex biological, agricultural, and ecological systems. This includes studying herbicide resistance in weeds, competition between plant species, seed bank dynamics, climate change impacts, and biosecurity strategies. He holds a joint appointment with UWA and has collaborated with CSIRO Ecosystem Sciences. His roles include teaching applied statistics and modelling for ecology, agriculture, and the environment. Education: Bachelor of Science (Honours) in Applied Mathematics, UWA PhD in Functional-Structural Plant Modelling, University of Queensland Research Interests: Ecological and agricultural modelling, functional-structural plant models (FSPMs), herbicide resistance evolution, biosecurity, and climate change adaptation. Teaching: Coordinates and teaches courses in data analysis, ecological modelling, Australian vegetation, and agricultural systems. Grants: Over 48 grants from bodies like ARC and GRDC, focusing on restoration, crop protection, and biosecurity. Labs/Teams: Involved in interdisciplinary projects with CSIRO, DPIRD, and international collaborators, addressing global challenges in agriculture and conservation. His work contributes to UN SDGs 2 (Zero Hunger), 13 (Climate Action), and 15 (Life on Land), emphasizing sustainable land use and biodiversity preservation.

• Ecological Modelling
• Agricultural Modelling
• Biosecurity
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Professor Sonia Dickinson-Delaporte serves as Dean of Learning and Teaching in the Faculty of Business and Law at Curtin University, where she holds a Professorship in Marketing. Recognized nationally for educational leadership, she created the innovative teaching space The Agency and developed the massively successful Digital Branding and Engagement edX MOOC reaching over 110,000 global learners, earning her an ALTC Citation for Outstanding Contribution to Student Learning. Her academic credentials include: Bachelor of Commerce (Marketing) (Honours) Bachelor of Arts (Asian Studies) PhD in Marketing Her research centers on Communication and Society , Participatory Communication , and Engagement , examining digital communication regulation, gender diversity, co-creation, user-generated content, and social media well-being. Educational innovation forms a critical pillar, with focus on transmedia play, live case learning, and storytelling to enhance student engagement in business education contexts. Recent publications reveal an evolving trajectory from traditional marketing topics toward educational technology and sustainability applications, characterized by interdisciplinary approaches bridging marketing theory with pedagogical innovation and societal impact. Key honors include: Curtin Academy Fellowship (2017) ALTC Citation for Outstanding Contribution to Student Learning (2011) CBS Teacher of the Year Award (2009) CBS Teacher of the Year Commendation Awards (2007, 2006) She actively supervises Doctoral and Masters candidates while securing competitive funding including an Australian Research Council Discovery Grant, and leads major initiatives like the edX MicroMasters in Marketing Transformation. Her grant portfolio demonstrates consistent success in both teaching innovation and discipline-specific research funding. As founder of The Agency teaching space and lead designer of the Digital Branding MOOC, she directs teams focused on educational transformation through technology-enabled learning environments and global digital education platforms.

• Marketing
• Communication
• Digital Branding
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Alistair Evans is a Professor in the School of Biological Sciences at Monash University, specializing in vertebrate paleontology, functional morphology, and evolutionary biology. His research focuses on teeth and dentitions of mammals, biomechanics, 3D imaging, and the evolution of body mass and morphology. He leads projects funded by the Australian Research Council (ARC) and has contributed to over 130 research outputs, including studies on dinosaur beaks, saber-tooth evolution, and marsupial biology. Research Interests: Teeth and dentition evolution in mammals Functional morphology and biomechanics of vertebrate structures 3D imaging techniques for paleontological analysis Evolutionary and developmental patterns in vertebrates Vertebrate paleontology, particularly theropod dinosaurs and marsupials Recent Research Trends: His work integrates cutting-edge imaging technologies like synchrotron X-ray microscopy with evolutionary theory to explore morphological adaptations. Key areas include the biomechanics of saber-tooth canines, the development of theropod beaks, and the ecological implications of limb reduction in reptiles. Awards: Poster Presentation Award (2017) Grants & Projects: A Universal Power Law for Growth and Diversity of Dinosaur and Bird Beaks (ARC, 2023–2026) Evolutionary patterns of limb reduction in skinks (Holsworth Wildlife Research Endowment, 2020) Amber as the ‘Holy Grail’ in Paleontology (Monash University, 2020) Labs/Teams: Collaborates widely, including with institutions like the University of Melbourne and international researchers, to advance studies in paleontology and evolutionary biology.

• teeth and dentitions of mammals
• functional morphology
• biomechanics
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Professor Bryan Rodgers is a faculty member at the Australian National University (ANU), affiliated with the School of Demography. He holds a PhD from the University of Bristol, alongside qualifications from Oxford, London, and other institutions. His primary research focuses on mental health epidemiology, childhood adversity, family relationships, and the long-term effects of parental divorce. He has also investigated the impacts of workplace bullying, alcohol consumption, and gambling on mental health. Professor Rodgers has led or contributed to 35 research projects, including studies on gambling in the Australian Capital Territory (ACT), family justice observatories, and longitudinal analyses of mental health outcomes. Notable projects include the Client Longitudinal Study and evaluations of child support policies. His work often integrates public health perspectives with clinical research, addressing gaps in mental health literacy and stigma reduction. His research interests further encompass eating disorders, obesity, and the psychosocial dimensions of health. He has published extensively on topics like stigma toward bulimia nervosa, the relationship between body dissatisfaction and quality of life, and the mental health consequences of cannabis use. His findings have informed policy debates on family law, workplace well-being, and addiction prevention. Despite no explicitly listed awards, his significant contributions are reflected in 15385 Scopus citations and an h-index of 70. He collaborates widely with institutions globally, contributing to interdisciplinary efforts in public health and mental health research.

• Mental Health
• Epidemiology of Mental Disorders
• Childhood Adversity
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Jack Dalla Via is a Research Fellow at Deakin University's Institute for Physical Activity and Nutrition (IPAN), within the School of Exercise and Nutrition Sciences. His research focuses on resistance training, optimizing physical function across the lifespan, and developing feasible exercise strategies for diverse populations. He currently supervises doctoral candidate Mostafa Ahmadi, whose research involves co-designing digital health interventions for older adults. Dalla Via's investigations span sarcopenia prevention, exercise oncology, and digital health interventions. His work emphasizes practical applications, including exercise 'snacking' programs delivered via voice assistants like Amazon Alexa. Recent publications demonstrate consistent focus on muscle-bone interactions, particularly through abdominal aortic calcification as a biomarker for aging-related health risks. Research outputs frequently examine multimodal interventions combining nutrition and exercise, especially in cancer survivors and older adults. Methodological approaches range from large longitudinal cohort studies to qualitative investigations of implementation barriers. Technological innovation appears as a recurring theme in exercise delivery and health monitoring strategies.

• Resistance training
• Maximising strength and physical function across lifespan
• Pragmatic exercise strategies
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Dr. Allan McCay is Academic Fellow at Sydney Law School and Co-Director of the Sydney Institute of Criminology, specializing in neurotechnology's implications for legal systems. His research examines brain-computer interfaces, criminal responsibility frameworks, and AI's impact on legal practice. McCay addresses emerging challenges at the neurotechnology-law interface, developing frameworks for human rights protection and evidence admissibility. His publications analyze insanity defenses in the neurotechnology era and workplace neurosurveillance ethics. Named among Australasia's most influential lawyers (2021-2024), he advises government bodies on neurotechnology regulation.

• Neurotechnology and law
• Criminal responsibility
• AI and legal profession
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Rachel Hogg is a Senior Lecturer in the School of Psychology at Charles Sturt University. She holds a PhD in Social and Sport Psychology (2015) and has been a faculty member since 2012. Her research focuses on human-animal relationships, gender studies, neurodiversity, and mental health in occupational contexts. She teaches courses on research methods, psychological testing, and industrial-organisational psychology. Education: Bachelor of Arts (Psychology) with First Class Honours (2008) PhD in Equestrian Psychology (2015) Graduate Certificate in Learning and Teaching (2016) UTS Microcredential in Indigenous Research Supervision (2022) Research Interests: Human-animal interaction (especially equine therapy), gender dynamics in sport and work, mental health in high-risk professions (e.g., veterinarians, paramedics), autism/ADHD neurodiversity, and digital media's psychological impacts. She also explores Indigenous access to mental health services and sustainability challenges in farming communities. Awards: CARE REDI Bronze Certification (2023) UTS Supervision Microcredential (2022) Teaching & Supervision: Coordinates the School of Psychology Honours Program and has developed courses like PSY115. Supervises research on topics including trauma resilience and neurodivergent identities. Collaborations: Member of the University of Queensland Animal-Assisted Interventions Alliance, ATL Animal Therapies Committee, and Australian Psychology Accreditation Council. Engages with organizations like the Grains Research Development Corporation and Murrumbidgee Local Health District. Labs/Teams: Workforce Wellness Research Unit, Regional Work and Organisational Resilience Sturt Group, Psychosocial Well-being of Rural Australians, and Children's Voices Centre.

• Human-Animal Relationships
• Sport Psychology
• Equine-Assisted Psychotherapy
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Dr. Myles Murphy is a postdoctoral clinician researcher at Edith Cowan University's Nutrition and Health Innovation Research Institute , specializing in musculoskeletal pain and neuroscience interventions. He is an Australian Physiotherapy Association titled Sport and Exercise Physiotherapist with clinical experience in elite sports teams like the Western Australian Cricket Association . Doctor of Philosophy (University of Notre Dame Australia, 2022) Master of Clinical Physiotherapy (Curtin University, 2015) Dr. Murphy's research focuses on lower-limb musculoskeletal injuries , particularly Achilles tendinopathy , and the application of neuroscience-based interventions to address pain and disability. He is recognized as a top 0.3% global researcher in tendinopathy by ExpertScape. His recent work explores non-invasive brain stimulation , quantitative sensory testing , and injury prevention programs for law enforcement and sports populations. Key publications include systematic reviews on ACL rehabilitation , hip osteoarthritis , and core outcome sets for Achilles tendinopathy . Scientific Awards: Australian Sports Medicine Federation Fellowship (2022) Australian Physiotherapy Association Emerging Researcher (2020) Australian Physiotherapy Association Titled Physiotherapist (2016) Dr. Murphy actively supervises Master's and PhD students in projects related to knee surgery recovery , fear avoidance behaviors , and bone health in athletes . He has secured over $3 million in competitive grants for injury prevention and rehabilitation studies.

• Musculoskeletal Pain
• Tendinopathy
• Neuroscience Interventions
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Professor Sonia Dickinson serves as Dean Learning and Teaching in the Faculty of Business and Law at Curtin University, where she holds a PhD in Marketing and leads transformative educational initiatives. Nationally recognized for teaching excellence including an Australian Learning and Teaching Council Citation, she created the world-class teaching space The Agency and developed the Digital Branding and Engagement MOOC with over 110,000 global learners. Her academic credentials include: Bachelor of Commerce (Marketing) (Honours) Bachelor of Arts (Asian Studies) Doctor of Philosophy (Marketing) Dickinson's research centers on Communication and Engagement across Marketing Communication, Consumer Behavior, and Digital Communication domains. She investigates digital communication regulation, gender diversity in media, participatory communication through co-creation and user-generated content, and engagement strategies via transmedia play, live case learning, and storytelling. Her work bridges theoretical marketing insights with practical educational applications, emphasizing societal impacts of digital media. Recent publications reveal consistent focus on transformative learning in sustainable contexts, advertising self-regulation in digital ecosystems, and transmedia engagement models. Her scholarship demonstrates evolving integration of marketing theory with educational technology, particularly examining how digital platforms reshape consumer-brand interactions and pedagogical approaches while maintaining ethical considerations in advertising and research. Her teaching excellence has been formally recognized through: Curtin Academy Fellowship (2017) Australian Learning and Teaching Council Citation (2011) CBS Teacher of the Year Award (2009) CBS Teacher of the Year Commendation (2007, 2006) Professor Dickinson actively supervises doctoral and master's candidates while securing competitive research funding including an Australian Research Council Discovery Grant. Her major projects encompass The Agency teaching space, the Curtin/MIT edX Supply Chain Transformation pathway, and MicroMasters in Marketing Transformation program, demonstrating sustained commitment to educational innovation. She directs high-impact initiatives including The Agency - a pioneering experiential learning environment - and manages large-scale digital education projects such as the edX MicroMasters programs, establishing global benchmarks for marketing education delivery and industry-academia collaboration.

• Marketing
• Consumer Behavior
• Digital Communication
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