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Lysanne te Brinke is an Assistant Professor at the Erasmus School of Social and Behavioural Sciences, Erasmus University Rotterdam. Her research focuses on how interpersonal and societal experiences shape adaptive (e.g., community engagement) and maladaptive (e.g., antisocial behavior) outcomes in adolescents. She leads the Healthy Start ambition on youth participation and co-leads the YoungXperts platform, integrating youth voices into research through transdisciplinary approaches. Her work emphasizes participatory research methods, including co-creation sessions with adolescents, educators, and policymakers. Key projects include leveraging youth contributions to societal challenges and reframing policy narratives to enhance youth participation. She holds a VENI grant for studying adolescents as agents of change and co-led research awarded an NWA Science Communication Grant and a societal engagement award from the Dutch Ministry of Education, Culture, and Science. Te Brinke serves as President of the Early Researchers Union of the European Association of Developmental Psychology, advocating for early-career researchers. Her research spans social psychology, developmental neuroscience, and policy design, with a focus on translating findings into actionable societal interventions. She actively collaborates with the Society, Youth & Neuroscience Connected (SYNC) Lab, exploring how youth develop into socially responsible adults.

• Developmental Psychology
• Youth Participation
• Societal Engagement
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Dr. Willem van de Poll is a Lecturer in the Department of Biology at the Faculty of Science and Engineering, University of Groningen. His research focuses on phytoplankton physiology, photobiology, and Antarctic ocean ecosystems. He actively collaborates on projects involving trace metal dynamics, microbial interactions, and climate change impacts in polar regions. Research interests include understanding energy transfer mechanisms in diatoms, zinc and cadmium isotope systematics, and the role of iron in phytoplankton productivity. He has contributed to studies on the West Antarctic Peninsula and Southern Ocean, exploring how environmental factors like temperature and light influence microbial communities. He has published extensively on Antarctic and Arctic phytoplankton dynamics, with a focus on physiological adaptations and biogeochemical processes. His work integrates field observations from expeditions like the MAP project in Spitsbergen and datasets from Kongsfjorden studies.

• Marine Biology
• Oceanography
• Phytoplankton Physiology
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Jan J. Boersema is a Professor of Environmental Sciences at Leiden University's Faculty of Science, affiliated with the Institute of Environmental Sciences (CML). He holds a dual background in biology (University of Groningen) and theology, with a doctoral thesis on 'The Torah and the Stoics on Humankind and Nature.' His research focuses on sustainability, cultural ecology, and the intersection of religion and environmental issues. He has authored influential books like *Principles of Environmental Sciences* and *The Changing Faces of Easter Island*. Boersema served as Secretary General of the Netherlands' Council for the Environment and a visiting fellow at the University of Cambridge. He currently advises PhD students in the Faculty of Science's Graduate School and edits the *Journal of Integrative Environmental Sciences*. His work bridges natural sciences, philosophy, and cultural studies to address global sustainability challenges. **Education & Professional Background**: Trained in biology and theology, Boersema's career spans academia and policy. He was a Reader in Environmental Science and Philosophy at Leiden before becoming a professor at VU Amsterdam (2002–2013) and later a part-time research professor at the A. Kuyper Centre. His interdisciplinary approach is evident in books like *Beelden van Paaseiland* (2011) and *The Survival of Easter Island* (2015), exploring ecological and cultural resilience through historical case studies. **Research Themes**: He investigates how worldviews, religion, and cultural narratives shape environmental policies and sustainability practices. Recent work examines dietary shifts (e.g., meat consumption) through cultural and psychological lenses, published in *Appetite* and *Journal of Environmental Psychology*. His Easter Island research challenges collapse theories, emphasizing adaptive cultural strategies. **Grants & Collaboration**: Supported by international collaborations, his projects include analyses of immigrant engagement with nature in the Netherlands and cross-cultural studies on food ethics. He advocates for integrating ethical and cultural dimensions into environmental science education and policy.

• Environmental Sciences
• Sustainability Studies
• Environmental Philosophy
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Prof. Peter van Bodegom is a Professor of Environmental Biology and Circular Horticultural Systems at Leiden University's Institute of Environmental Sciences (CML). He leads research on biodiversity-ecosystem linkages and sustainable transitions, focusing on global vegetation modeling, plant-soil interactions, and trait-based approaches. His work integrates ecological theory with applied challenges like mosquito-borne disease dynamics and oil spill remediation. Education details are not explicitly provided in the text, but his academic roles suggest advanced training in environmental sciences and engineering, given titles like 'dr.ir.' (indicating PhD and MSc in technical sciences). Research interests span ecosystem functioning, climate impacts on vector species (e.g., Culex pipiens), and biotechnological solutions for environmental crises. Notable projects include C-SCAPE coastal adaptation strategies and the Sand Motor Building with Nature initiative. Recent studies highlight interactions between climate, land use, and soil type on mosquito abundance, as well as ecological consequences of Bti insecticide use. Current PhD advisees include Jennifer Anderson, Anugrah Aditya Budiarsa, and others focusing on topics like tropical vegetation dynamics and urban biodiversity. Former students include Joeri Morpurgo and Sam Boerlijst. Labs and affiliations include the CML's Environmental Biology Department and collaborations with interdisciplinary teams on projects like MULTIPLY (Earth Observation integration) and COMBINED (biodiversity resilience strategies).

• Biodiversity and Ecosystem Patterns
• Sustainable Society Transitions
• Biogeography
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Caroline Vander Stichele is a Full Professor at Tilburg University, holding a chair in the Impact of the Bible in Western Culture within the Tilburg School of Catholic Theology. She has held academic positions at the University of Leuven, Utrecht, Tilburg, and Amsterdam. Her research focuses on Early Christianity, gender in religious texts, visual culture, and Yoga Studies. She earned a PhD and STD in Biblical Studies from KU Leuven and a Master's in Contemporary Asian Studies from the University of Amsterdam. Her recent projects explore climate change discourse through religious vocabularies (2023-2026) and co-edited volumes on John the Baptist narratives and Paul Verhoeven’s cinematic portrayal of Jesus. She actively participates in media discussions on religion and climate change, emphasizing symbolic frameworks in societal crises. Research Themes: Biblical Impact, Gender in Early Christianity, Yoga Textual Traditions, Religious Symbolism Key Collaborations: Brill, Routledge, and interdisciplinary projects on modern retellings of historical religious figures Her work bridges academic theology with contemporary cultural analysis, addressing intersections between religious texts, media, and environmental ethics.

• Early Christianity
• Gender Studies in Religious Literature
• Visual Arts and Popular Media in Religion
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dr. J.P. (Jos) Kleijne is a Marie Skłodowska-Curie Postdoctoral Fellow at the University of Groningen's Faculty of Arts, specializing in the prehistory of coastal Northern Europe. His research focuses on Neolithic, Bronze Age, and Iron Age societies, employing micromorphology and biogeochemical methods to analyze settlement patterns, refuse management, and material culture. He holds a PhD from Kiel University (2018) and leads the MicroTRASH project funded by an MSCA Individual Fellowship (2020-2024), examining North Sea/Baltic coast Neolithic settlements. His work bridges experimental archaeology, environmental science, and socio-cultural analysis. Education: BA/MA in Prehistoric Archaeology (Leiden University), PhD in Prehistoric Archaeology (Kiel University). Professional experience includes roles at the Cultural Heritage Agency of the Netherlands and postdoctoral research in Germany. His MSCA project involves secondments at Universidad de la Laguna (Tenerife) and integrates international collaborations. Research interests include prehistoric pottery, metalwork, and coastal adaptation strategies. Key contributions explore Mesolithic settlement dynamics (e.g., Duvensee, Latvia), shell midden formation processes, and interdisciplinary data integration frameworks. Awards include the prestigious MSCA-IF grant (2020). Publications span peer-reviewed journals (e.g., Quaternary Science Reviews ), book chapters, and popular archaeology articles. He actively participates in heritage dissemination through public projects like the Alphen aan den Rijn historical canon contribution.

• Prehistory of coastal Northern Europe
• Neolithic
• Bronze Age
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Dr. Annet Nieuwhof is a Postdoctoral Fellow and Lecturer in Archaeology at the University of Groningen's Groningen Institute of Archaeology (GIA), affiliated with the Faculty of Arts. Her research focuses on the terp and wierden landscapes of northern Netherlands, exploring habitation history, ritual practices, and material culture from the Iron Age through the Early Middle Ages. Education: She holds a PhD in Archaeology from the University of Groningen (2015), preceded by a Master's (2001) and Bachelor's (1988) in Archaeology, and a prior degree in Theology and Religious Studies (1988). Research Interests: Her work examines landscape dynamics, pottery analysis, ritual practices, and human-environment interactions in coastal salt marshes. Key projects include studies of the Wijnaldum and Ezinge terps, investigating metallurgy, burial practices, and Anglo-Saxon migration impacts. Publications: Over 96 scholarly works, including monographs on ritual practices and terp habitation, and peer-reviewed articles in journals like Historical Metallurgy and Environmental Archaeology . Awards: Recognized with the Johanna Mestorf Award (2017) and W.A. van Esprijs Award (2016) for contributions to archaeological research. Labs/Teams: Active in the Terp Research Group and collaborates on interdisciplinary projects like the Sachsensymposion and Wadden Sea cultural landscape studies.

• Archaeology
• Landscape Archaeology
• Pottery Research
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Emily Johana Ruiz Puerta is a Postdoctoral Researcher at the ArcHeritage department within the Faculty of Arts at the University of Groningen, with a guest researcher position at the Globe Institute (University of Copenhagen). Her work focuses on paleogenomics, ancient DNA (aDNA), and isotopic analysis applied to Arctic ecosystems and marine mammals, particularly walruses. She holds an MSc in Sustainability from AgroParisTech/MNHN and a BSc in Biology from Universidad Cayetano Heredia, Peru. Her research explores genetic adaptations in species through ecological and archaeological lenses, with a special emphasis on human-animal-environment interactions. Key affiliations include the Arctic Centre (Groningen) and the SeaChanges EU project. She collaborates with Arctic Indigenous communities to study historical resource utilization and its implications for sustainable futures. Recent publications highlight studies on Norse walrus exploitation, Baltic harp seal genetics, and Atlantic walrus population dynamics. Media engagements include discussions on Viking ivory trade routes and Arctic climate impacts. Emily’s work bridges ancient genomic data with modern conservation efforts, emphasizing interdisciplinary approaches in Arctic anthropology and archaeology.

• Paleogenomics
• aDNA Analysis
• Isotope Analysis
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Dr. Bernd Riedstra is a Lecturer in the Department of Biology at the University of Groningen's Faculty of Science and Engineering. His research focuses on evolutionary biology, endocrinology, and ecology, with an emphasis on maternal effects, behavioral laterality, and developmental plasticity in animals. He investigates how environmental and hormonal factors influence offspring behavior, physiology, and survival across species such as sticklebacks, birds, and voles. Key research projects include studying the impact of parental predator exposure on offspring boldness, the role of maternal androgens in embryonic development, and the effects of light exposure on laterality in fish. His work bridges basic and applied research, addressing issues like feather pecking in poultry and the ecological implications of temperature shifts on vole populations. Research Themes: Behavioral ecology, developmental endocrinology, maternal effects, laterality evolution, and animal welfare. Recent Focus: Yolk androgen dynamics in birds, cognitive biases linked to personality traits, and population-level adaptations to environmental change. Dr. Riedstra collaborates extensively with international teams and has published widely in journals like Animal Behaviour , Behavioral Ecology , and Journal of Endocrinology . He contributes to both theoretical frameworks in evolutionary biology and practical solutions in applied animal science.

• Ecology
• Endocrinology & Metabolism
• Evolutionary Biology
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Dr. Thomas Lameris is an Assistant Professor in Migration Ecology at the University of Groningen, affiliated with the Faculty of Science and Engineering and the Groningen Institute for Evolutionary Life Sciences. His research focuses on migration ecology, climate change impacts on Arctic ecosystems, and avian species such as waterbirds and shorebirds. He chairs the IUCN SSC Goose Specialist Group, emphasizing conservation and policy-relevant research. Key research interests include trophic mismatches, avian growth dynamics, and the ecological consequences of climate change on migratory birds. His recent work explores how Arctic-breeding shorebirds adapt to environmental shifts, particularly through migration timing and resource availability. Publications highlight studies on body shrinkage in shorebirds due to resource scarcity, advancements in spring migration timing, and novel insights into Arctic food web interactions. His work bridges field observations with cutting-edge tracking technologies to understand high-altitude migration risks and predator-prey dynamics. Dr. Lameris collaborates internationally, contributing to global initiatives like the IUCN SSC Goose Specialist Group. Ancillary activities include advising on avian conservation strategies and public engagement on ecological issues. His research integrates long-term datasets to address pressing questions in conservation biology and climate adaptation.

• Migration Ecology
• Climate Change Ecology
• Arctic Ecosystems
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Asel Doranova is a Researcher at the Tilburg Sustainability Center (TSC) within Tilburg University's Tilburg School of Economics and Management (TiSEM). She focuses on sustainable transitions, climate finance, circular economy, and eco-innovation policy. Her work bridges academic research with practical policy development, particularly in European and international contexts. She holds a PhD in Technology Transfer from Maastricht University (2009), and master's degrees from Uppsala University and Central European University. Affiliations: Tilburg Sustainability Center, Department of Economics (TiSEM) Key Projects: BOLSTER (Just Transition initiatives), CIRCOMOD (circular economy modeling), ENPOWER (energy poverty in Bosnia-Herzegovina), and Green City Action Plan for Shymkent (Kazakhstan) Her research investigates industrial symbiosis networks, climate finance mechanisms, and policy frameworks for sustainability transitions. Recent work compares climate finance strategies across European countries and analyzes barriers to circular economy implementation. Doranova actively collaborates with EU agencies, contributes to parliamentary research, and advises on urban sustainability initiatives.

• Circular Economy
• Climate Finance
• Sustainable Energy
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Dirk-Jan Visser is a Senior Lecturer at the Royal Academy of Art (KABK) in The Hague, specializing in the Bachelor Photography and Master Photography & Society programs. He concurrently serves on the Supervisory Board of the World Press Photo Foundation, blending academic rigor with frontline cultural advocacy. His multidisciplinary practice intersects documentary photography, ecological research, and political engagement, with projects exhibited at institutions like MoMA New York and presented at UN Climate Summits (COP27). Research Focus Visser pioneers artistic investigations into ecological sustainability and non-human perspectives , employing AI visualization and stakeholder analysis to reimagine anthropocentric systems. His work in migration studies examines displacement through intimate narratives, while projects like The Rise of Populism dissect European sociopolitical fractures. Core methodologies include: Multimedia storytelling for human rights advocacy Landscape ethnography in Anthropocene contexts Participatory frameworks for inclusive policymaking Awards & Recognition Dutch Design Award (2015) for Refugee Republic POYi World Understanding Award (2009) Gouden Kalveren nominations at Netherlands Film Festival Exhibitions at MoMA, Visa pour l'Image, Beijing Photo Biennial Professional Engagements As Visiting Tutor for the Master of Photography and Society (MAPS), he mentors emerging visual storytellers. His collaborative initiatives include the KABK Research Group (2020) and cross-disciplinary projects like New Horizon Initiative , which fuses environmental science with AI-generated visualizations to influence UN climate policy.

• Ecological Challenges
• Sustainability
• Documentary Photography
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Dr. Lydian Boschman is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Earth Sciences at Utrecht University's Faculty of Geosciences, specializing in Mantle dynamics & theoretical geophysics. Her research spans geological and biological disciplines, focusing on the relationship between Earth's evolution and biodiversity patterns. Dr. Boschman's primary research interests include plate tectonics, paleogeography, paleoclimate, and their influence on biodiversity evolution. Her current work centers on a Veni-funded project studying New Caledonia as a biodiversity hotspot in the Pacific Ocean, where she reconstructs paleogeography and paleoclimate to correlate with biological evolution using phylogenetic and biodiversity datasets. Her publication record reveals a strong focus on the interplay between geological processes and biological evolution, particularly examining how Andean mountain building, Panthalassa Ocean dynamics, and paleoenvironmental changes have shaped biodiversity across South America, the Pacific region, and globally. Her research integrates geological, paleontological, and biological approaches to understand long-term Earth system evolution. Among her scientific contributions are studies on Wallace's Line biogeography, Amazonian flora history, Andean orogeny effects on species radiation, and the reconstruction of ancient plate motions in the Panthalassa Ocean. Her work demonstrates how geological processes operating over millions of years have fundamentally shaped modern biodiversity patterns. Dr. Boschman has mentored numerous students and collaborated extensively with international researchers across Earth sciences and biodiversity disciplines. Her work has received significant attention, with multiple publications featured in high-impact journals and covered by various media outlets.

• Mantle dynamics
• Theoretical geophysics
• Plate tectonics
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Dr. Guilherme De Queiroz Stein is a researcher at the Environmental and Social Sciences department of Utrecht University's Faculty of Geosciences , specializing in sustainability governance. His work bridges political science, environmental policy, and socio-economic analysis. PhD in Public Policy (2023) and MSc in Political Science (2016) from Federal University of Rio Grande do Sul PhD candidate in Political Science at University of Münster (2024 expected) His research focuses on institutional adaptability , bioeconomy governance , and energy transitions in Latin America, using mixed methods (NVivo, R) to analyze stakeholder dynamics across governments, companies, and indigenous groups. Recent publications examine Brazil's biodiversity policies, the politics of low-carbon biofuels, and the impact of the Bolsonaro administration on environmental governance. Guilherme’s methodological expertise spans qualitative analysis , econometric modeling , and policy advising . He has contributed to debates on adaptive governance , state capacity , and participatory policy through peer-reviewed journals like Earth System Governance and book chapters on industrial policy frameworks. As a teaching professional, he has led undergraduate courses in political economy and social theory while maintaining active research roles in projects like the SABio group at Münster University, which investigates South American bioeconomy models.

• Democratic Governance
• Sustainable Development
• Biodiversity
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Jaap Vleugel is a Senior Researcher/Project Leader at the Department of Transport, Mobility and Logistics within the Civil Engineering & Geosciences school at Delft University of Technology. His work focuses on sustainable behavior and technology in freight and passenger transport systems. Education: UTQ (University Teaching Qualification, TU Delft, 2015) Research Interests center on aligning ecological, social, and business interests through: Sustainable transport systems Freight and passenger mobility integration Transport economics and policy analysis Climate resilience in logistics Urban mobility solutions Sustainable technology adoption Recent Publications highlight trends in: Electric mobility hubs and freight substitution Climate-resilient European freight corridors Emission reduction impacts on car ownership Multimodal transport hub design Future urban mobility frameworks Network Collaborations span 12 countries with active partnerships in: Transportation research (100%) Logistics optimization (85%) Emission reduction technologies (77%) Vehicle dynamics (76%) Urban freight systems (66%)

• Sustainable Transport
• Logistics and Freight Transport
• Transport Economics
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