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Kathleen Thomas is a Professor of Economics and Department Head of the Department of Finance and Economics at Mississippi State University's Adkerson School of Accountancy. Her research focuses on public finance, education policy, and behavioral economics, with a particular emphasis on arts education and economic literacy. PhD in Economics, Georgia State University (2000) MA in Economics, The University of Alabama (1995) BS in Economics, Birmingham-Southern College (1992) Dr. Thomas' research explores the intersection of economic theory and educational outcomes, including studies on voluntary taxation, arts funding, and the impact of Advanced Placement programs on college success. Her work often employs experimental economics and policy analysis frameworks. The 15 most recent publications reveal a strong focus on education policy (e.g., arts education, AP programs, economic literacy), behavioral economics (e.g., trust experiments, donation behavior), and public finance (e.g., taxation preferences, government funding). Her studies span both K-12 and higher education contexts, with funding from the Spencer Foundation and National Endowment for the Arts.

• Public Finance
• Education Policy
• Arts Education
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Zeeshan Samad is an Adjunct Professor and Postdoctoral Fellow in the Department of Economics and Finance at Utah State University's Jon M. Huntsman School of Business. His research focuses on Experimental Economics, Microeconomic Theory, and Behavioral Economics, with policy applications in immigration reform and misinformation reduction. Education includes: PhD in Economics, Vanderbilt University, 2020 Master of Public Policy, University of Maryland College Park, 2014 BSc in Economics, Lahore University of Management Sciences, 2010 His work examines affective mechanisms in economic decision-making through experimental paradigms, with recent investigations into belief manipulation in charitable contexts and trust dynamics in genetic data sharing. Publications consistently demonstrate methodological rigor in behavioral experiments. Awards include Fulbright Scholarship and Dissertation Research Award. Previously consulted for the World Bank's Macroeconomic unit.

• Experimental Economics
• Microeconomic Theory
• Behavioral Economics
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Xiaoxia Cao is an Associate Professor in the Department of Communication at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee, affiliated with the College of Letters & Science. Her research focuses on media effects, particularly in health and political contexts, exploring how narrative framing, visual elements, and audience characteristics shape public perception and behavior. She investigates topics such as opioid misuse prevention, stigma reduction, political polarization via memes, and the influence of media on trust and civic engagement. Dr. Cao's work bridges Communication Studies with interdisciplinary fields like Psychology and Public Health. Her studies often employ experimental methodologies to analyze message design, audience identification, and emotional responses. She has published extensively on anti-opioid campaigns, political satire’s impact, and charity appeals’ effectiveness. Her research highlights the importance of understanding how media narratives and visual content can either encourage or hinder prosocial behaviors. While no specific awards are listed, her contributions to media effects research are notable. She advises students in Communication and related fields, and her grants likely support her work on health communication and political media landscapes. She is based in Bolton Hall 566 and accessible via xcao@uwm.edu.

• Health Communication
• Political Communication
• Media Effects
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Indrajit Charit is Professor and Department Chair of Nuclear Engineering & Industrial Management at University of Idaho's College of Engineering. His research focuses on nuclear materials, advanced manufacturing, and high-temperature mechanical behavior, with applications in reactor design and nuclear fuel systems. Research explores processing-microstructure-property relationships in extreme environments, including radiation effects on materials and additive manufacturing techniques. Current projects investigate fuel cladding performance, accident-tolerant fuels, and materials for space nuclear propulsion. Recent publications demonstrate advances in nuclear materials characterization, with emphasis on machine learning applications for materials analysis and innovative manufacturing processes for extreme environments. Work consistently bridges experimental materials science with computational approaches. University of Idaho Presidential Mid-Career Award (2016-2018) ASM-IIM Visiting Lectureship Award (2014-2015) Outstanding Faculty Award, College of Engineering (2013-2014) Alumni Award for Excellence in Mentoring (2013) Outstanding Young Faculty Award (2008-2009) Leads research on DOE-funded projects in nuclear fuel development and advanced manufacturing. Provides outreach through tours and demonstrations for prospective engineering students.

• Nuclear Materials
• Additive Manufacturing
• Radiation Effects
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Associate Professor Tak Yan Leung holds an academic position at the University of the Sunshine Coast (UniSC), Queensland, Australia, within the School of Business and Creative Industries' Department of Accounting. She earned her PhD in Accounting from The Hong Kong Polytechnic University (PolyU), MPhil in Finance from Hong Kong Baptist University (HKBU), and BCom (Hons) in Accounting and Finance from the University of Melbourne (UniMelb). Her research focuses on corporate governance, audit pricing, ESG reporting, executive compensation, and the impact of political connections on corporate behavior. She has secured significant research grants from the Research Grants Council of Hong Kong SAR Government, including HK$847,406 for a project on audit pricing biases and HK$824,944 for studying audit fees and political connections. Her work has been published in top-tier journals such as the Academy of Management Journal , Journal of Corporate Finance , and European Journal of Marketing . Dr. Leung has received multiple awards, including the Best Paper Award at the 2022 International Conference on Innovations in Business, Trade and Commerce and the Katie Shu Sui Pui Charitable Trust’s Outstanding Research Publication Award in 2017. She serves on the editorial boards of the Journal of Business Research and the Asia-Pacific Journal of Taxation . Her teaching includes courses like ACC106 (Accounting Principles) and ACC311 (Taxation Law and Practice). Collaborations with researchers like Piyush Sharma, Louis T.W. Cheng, and Pattarin Adithipyangkul have produced influential studies on topics ranging from board diversity’s impact on innovation to the dark side of political capital in corporate governance.

• Corporate Governance
• Audit Pricing
• ESG Reporting
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Dr. Julie Wronski is an Associate Professor of Political Science at the University of Mississippi's College of Liberal Arts, specializing in American Politics and Political Psychology. She holds a Ph.D. from SUNY Stony Brook (2014). Her work focuses on partisan sorting, political polarization, and how psychological factors like authoritarianism and empathy shape political behavior. She currently serves as Associate Editor for the Journal of Politics' American Political Behavior section and leads a book project analyzing threats to American democracy through national identity perceptions. Education: Ph.D. Political Science, SUNY Stony Brook, 2014 Research Interests: Partisan Identity & Polarization Authoritarianism & Empathy in Politics National Identity Threats Survey Methodology Experimental Design Her research has been NSF-funded and appears in top journals like the American Political Science Review . Recent work examines perceptions of 'un-American' citizens and their impact on democracy. She teaches courses on American politics, research methods, and political psychology at both undergraduate and graduate levels.

• Political Polarization
• Political Psychology
• American National Identity
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Brian Christie is Professor at the University of Victoria's Division of Medical Sciences. His research examines how the brain's capacity for synaptic plasticity and neurogenesis can be harnessed to alleviate neuropathologies from trauma, substance abuse, genetic disorders, and aging processes. His laboratory employs convergent techniques including electrophysiology, imaging, molecular biology, and behavioral analysis to identify mechanisms of learning and memory affected by neuropathologies. Research focuses on: Hippocampal neuroplasticity mechanisms Exercise-induced neurogenesis Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorders Traumatic brain injury recovery Neurodegenerative protection strategies Neurodevelopmental disorder interventions His research spans preclinical and clinical investigations, with international collaborations at San Diego State University, University of British Columbia, Monash University, Harvard University, and Hong Kong Polytechnic University. Major funding sources include CIHR, NSERC, NIH, Fragile-X Research Foundations, Scottish Rite Charitable Foundation, and private donors. Laboratory trainees have secured academic positions globally, with over 30 becoming practicing physicians in Canada and consistent medical school admissions over 15 years. Honors include: Vespasian V. Pella Medal Gold Medal in Social Sciences Multiple endowed research chairs

• Neuroscience
• Neuroplasticity
• Learning and Memory
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Alexander Matros is a Professor in the Department of Economics at the Darla Moore School of Business, University of South Carolina, where he has served since 2010 after appointments at the University of Pittsburgh and University College London. His interdisciplinary education includes: Ph.D. in Economics, Stockholm School of Economics (2001) Ph.D. in Mathematics, Moscow State University (1998) M.A. in Economics, New Economic School, Moscow (1997) M.Sc. in Mathematics, Moscow State University (1992) Matros's research centers on evolutionary game theory , experimental game theory , contest design , and industrial organization . His work bridges mathematical rigor with experimental validation to analyze strategic behavior in competitive environments, particularly focusing on how agents adapt and interact under constraints. Recent publications (2021-2025) reveal three dominant trends: (1) Network-embedded contests examining spatial competition and peer effects, (2) Mechanism design innovations for public goods and fundraising, and (3) Real-world applications addressing pandemic-era challenges like online cheating. His research consistently combines theoretical modeling with empirical evidence, emphasizing practical implications for economic institutions.

• evolutionary game theory
• experimental game theory
• contests
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Matthew Lindauer is an Assistant Professor of Philosophy at Brooklyn College and The Graduate Center, CUNY. He holds a joint appointment in the Psychology Department’s Basic and Applied Social Psychology training area. Lindauer specializes in moral and political philosophy, moral psychology, and experimental philosophy, emphasizing empirical approaches to normative concepts. He earned his Ph.D. from Yale University in 2015 and a B.A. from New York University. His research explores how empirical data informs ethical and political theory, particularly in contexts like immigration justice, climate change, and global poverty. He co-directs the PsyPhi Lab, a collaboration between philosophy and psychology faculty at CUNY, and is writing a book on normative concepts’ fruitfulness under contract with Oxford University Press. Awarded the 2025 CUNY Award for Junior Faculty, Lindauer’s work bridges philosophy and empirical research, including experiments on moral motivation and charitable behavior. His publications appear in journals like Philosophical Studies and Journal of Moral Philosophy . Beyond academia, Lindauer is a musician, blending banjo, synth, and beats in projects like Myrna and solo albums.

• Moral Philosophy
• Political Philosophy
• Moral Psychology
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Satish Jayachandran is a Professor of Marketing and the James F. Kane Professor of Business at the Darla Moore School of Business , University of South Carolina. He currently serves as the Associate Dean of Graduate Programs and previously chaired the Department of Marketing. Education: Ph.D., Texas A&M University, 1999 MBA, Indian Institute of Management Calcutta, 1988 B.Tech, University of Kerala, 1985 Jayachandran’s research focuses on marketing strategy , corporate social responsibility (CSR), sustainability, brand licensing, and customer relationship management (CRM). His work explores how CSR and environmental efforts influence market share and firm performance , the role of trademark rights in marketing alliances, and strategic innovation in product and brand management. Recent publications highlight trends in product recall strategies , sustainability reputation , and brand licensing dynamics . Notable awards include the Harold H. Maynard Award (2001), Tamer Cavusgil Award (2009), and recognition as a Marketing Science Institute Young Scholar (2003). He has taught graduate courses internationally and received the Alfred G. Smith Award for Outstanding Teaching (2005). Scientific Awards: Harold H. Maynard Award (2001) Tamer Cavusgil Award (2009) Marketing Science Institute Young Scholar (2003) Alfred G. Smith Award (2005)

• Marketing Strategy
• Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR)
• Product and Brand Management
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Dr. Jasmin Lalonde is an Associate Professor and Director of the Neuroscience Graduate Program at the University of Guelph's Department of Molecular and Cellular Biology. She leads the Lalonde Lab, focusing on molecular mechanisms underlying neurodevelopmental disorders, neuronal plasticity, and calcium signaling. Her work integrates stem cell biology, pharmacology, and genomic techniques to study schizophrenia, bipolar disorder, and brain tumors. She holds grants from NSERC, Brain Canada, and the Scottish Rite Charitable Foundation. Education: B.A. Honours, University of Ottawa (1999) M.A., McGill University (2001) Ph.D., McGill University (2008) Research Interests: Her lab investigates store-operated calcium entry (SOCE) in brain development, molecular control of neuroplasticity via Arc protein, and patient-derived iPSC models for neuropsychiatric disorders. Techniques include live-cell imaging, proteomics, and drug screening assays. Grants & Awards: NSERC Research Grant Brain Canada Future Leaders Award CIHR Postdoctoral Fellowship Lab Members: Includes postdoctoral fellows (Dr. Begüm Alural, Dr. Hannah Robeson) and graduate students (Natalina Becke, Jennifer Holborn). The lab collaborates with institutions like the Broad Institute and Massachusetts General Hospital. Teaching: Courses include Introduction to Molecular and Cellular Biology , Molecular Mechanisms of Neurological Disorders , and Research Topics in Molecular and Cellular Biology .

• Neuroscience
• Neurodevelopmental Disorders
• Stem Cell Biology
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Professor Marie Juanchich specializes in behavioral decision science at the University of Essex , focusing on risk communication and gender equality . Her work bridges theoretical and applied research to improve decision-making in critical areas like climate change and healthcare. PhD and Master’s in Psychology, University of Toulouse II Risk Communication Research examines how verbal vs. numerical quantifiers affect public understanding of uncertainty, including climate forecasts and medical side effects. Her gender equality studies explore strategies to counter sexism, such as confronting discriminatory language and improving diversity hiring practices. Recent publications address error correction behavior , apocalyptic framing in antibiotic resistance, and age discrimination in workforce diversity. Collaborations span government services, local councils, and businesses to translate research into real-world behavioral change. Current Teaching includes modules on global challenges and decision-making science. Past leadership roles include Director of Impact for the Psychology Department (2016–2021).

• Risk Communication
• Gender Equality
• Behavioral Decision Making
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Cynthia Tschampl is a Research Scientist I at The Heller School for Social Policy and Management at Brandeis University, with 20+ years of expertise in global and U.S. health systems. She specializes in economic evaluations, infectious disease control, substance use disorder interventions, and care coordination for marginalized populations. Her work bridges policy advocacy and quantitative/qualitative research methods. Education: PhD, MA (Brandeis University); BA (Iowa State University). Affiliations include Brandeis’ Institute for Behavioral Health, Institute on Healthcare Systems, and Institute for Global Health and Development. Research focuses on cost-effectiveness analyses, TB elimination strategies, opioid crisis interventions, and addressing health inequities linked to housing insecurity and acculturation. Her recent work emphasizes community engagement in TB research, post-overdose program evaluation, and systemic barriers to care coordination. Key awards include the 2011 Charles DeGraw TB Award and 2021 election as Chair-Elect of Stop TB USA. She has led projects funded by SAMHSA, DOJ, and The Pew Charitable Trusts, evaluating mobile addiction programs, ED-based OUD treatments, and dengue prevention initiatives. Labs/Teams: Collaborates across multidisciplinary teams at Brandeis and global health partnerships, including the Global Partnership for Dengue Control. Ongoing work includes mobile health service innovations and policy analyses for diet pill regulations targeting youth.

• Public Health Policy
• Health Care Planning
• Substance Abuse Treatment
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Tanushree Jhunjhunwala is a Lecturer at the Department of Economics, Finance and Accounting within Esade Business School, Ramon Llull University. Her research focuses on behavioral economics, charity, and decision-making under uncertainty. She is affiliated with the Group of Research in Economics and Finance (GREF) and has conducted experimental studies on topics like legislative bargaining and charitable giving behavior. Her academic projects include 'GREF: Group for Research in Economics and Finance' (2022–2025) and 'When AI generates rules: Consumer compliance and the role of perceptions of justice' (2023). Her work bridges theoretical models with empirical experiments, addressing real-world applications in public policy and nonprofit sectors. Key research themes include Prospect Theory, Search Theory, and Cost-Benefit Analysis, with a focus on how individuals make decisions involving regret avoidance and social welfare. She has contributed to journals like European Economic Review and Journal of Economic Behavior and Organization .

• Behavioral Economics
• Charity and Philanthropy
• Search Theory
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Jo Anderson is Research Director of Faunalytics and Adjunct Research Professor at Carleton University, leading social science research to benefit animals and advocates. Her work bridges psychology, animal ethics, and policy change. Research investigates: Public attitudes toward animal welfare Behavioral drivers for meat reduction Legislative support mechanisms Effectiveness of advocacy strategies Cross-cultural comparisons in animal ethics Recent neuroimaging publications explore cognitive aging patterns, demonstrating methodological expertise in fMRI analysis and large-scale population studies alongside animal advocacy research.

• Animal Advocacy Research
• Attitudes Toward Animals
• Legislative Change
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