جست‌وجوی استاد و پژوهشگر

• Conservation Biology
• Herpetology
• Population Genetics
• +۳ مورد دیگر

Dr Zak Atkins is an Adjunct Research Fellow in the Ecological Plant and Animal Sciences department at La Trobe University, Melbourne. His research centers on conservation genetics and ecology of endangered alpine lizard species in southeastern Australia, with emphasis on sky-island habitats and population dynamics. His research interests span Conservation Biology , Herpetology , and Population Genetics , focusing on genetic diversity loss, habitat fragmentation impacts, and species adaptation in isolated mountain ecosystems. Key study subjects include the threatened Liopholis guthega , examined through genetic, demographic, and behavioral lenses to inform conservation strategies. Analysis of his 2015-2025 publications reveals consistent investigation into sky-island population structuring, thermal biology along elevation gradients, and post-disturbance recovery. His work demonstrates how isolation drives genetic divergence while environmental stressors like fire shape persistence mechanisms in alpine reptiles. Dr Atkins maintains active collaborations with N. Clemann, D.G. Chapple, and A.F. Senior across multiple studies. No information regarding student supervision or research grants was available in the provided sources.

• Augmented Reality
• Computer Vision
• Game Design
• +۴ مورد دیگر

Dr. Adrian Clark is an Associate Professor in the School of Product Design at the University of Canterbury's Faculty of Engineering, where he teaches and conducts research in the Applied Immersive Game Design major (Bachelor of Product Design) and Game Development (Bachelor of Digital Screen Honours). His research focuses on Augmented Reality, Computer Vision, Game Design, Computer Graphics, and Artificial Intelligence . Clark completed his PhD in Computer Science at the HIT Lab NZ, developing the OPIRA (Optical-flow Perspective Invariant Registration Augmentation) framework. He later invented 'Colourable Augmented Reality,' leading to the co-founding of QuiverVision, whose Quiver app has been downloaded over 22 million times. After seven years as Head of Research and Development at QuiverVision, he returned to academia. Clark has designed multiple degree programs including the Bachelor of Digital Screen (Honours) with specializations in Animation, Game Arts, and Game Development, as well as the Digital Product Design major. His publication record shows consistent contributions to human-computer interaction venues with emphasis on practical AR applications, particularly in educational contexts and game design. As a supervisor, Clark has mentored numerous graduate students across diverse AR/VR projects spanning dance education, rugby safety, sexuality education, neurological studies, and cultural applications. His professional activities include extensive journal reviewing for publications like IEEE Transactions on Visualization and Computer Graphics, Virtual Reality, and Frontiers in Public Health. ORCID: 0000-0001-6009-879X Contact: +6433692458 | adrian.clark@canterbury.ac.nz | West 329

Sandie Dannمشاهده پروفایل

استاد

• Materials Chemistry
• Catalysis
• Sustainable Energy
• +۳ مورد دیگر

Professor Sandie Dann serves as Professor of Materials Chemistry at Loughborough University, where she has held academic positions since 1997, progressing from Lecturer to Senior Lecturer and ultimately to Chair in 2019. She leads the Powder X-ray Diffraction Consultancy and co-directs the SlowCat mini-CDT (Securing a Sustainable Future using Low Dimensional Catalysts), focusing on sustainable production of biofuels and platform chemicals from waste streams. Her educational foundation includes a BSc and PhD in Chemistry from the University of Southampton, where her doctoral research utilized high-pressure oxygen (up to 700 bar) to investigate unusual oxidation states of transition metals. This early work established her expertise in powder X-ray diffraction and advanced characterization techniques. Professor Dann's research centers on determining structure-property relationships in solid materials to enhance their physical and chemical performance. She specializes in high-temperature/pressure synthesis of oxides, sulfides, and zeolites, with applications spanning environmentally friendly pigments (including a patented tin niobium oxysulfide red-yellow pigment), waste-to-energy catalysis, and hydrogen production technologies. Her work directly supports global sustainability goals through the development of catalysts that convert waste streams into valuable fuels and chemicals. She actively promotes gender diversity in STEM as part of the Sustainable Hydrogen Centre for Doctoral Training (SusHy CDT) through the Women in Science and Engineering campaign. Her industrial collaborations include Kindeva (formerly 3M Healthcare), the National Nuclear Laboratory, and Intelligent Energy, translating academic research into practical solutions for pharmaceutical, manufacturing, and energy sectors. Her laboratory features two powder X-ray diffractometers with sample changers and high-temperature stages, a Braun glovebox, and high-pressure hydrothermal equipment, enabling comprehensive materials characterization including air-sensitive and in-situ experiments. She currently supervises PhD students within the SlowCat mini-CDT framework while maintaining an active public engagement profile through science festivals and previous initiatives like the 'Creating a Colourful Life' project.

Gerald Schaeferمشاهده پروفایل

مدرس ارشد

• Colour Image Analysis
• Image Retrieval
• Physics-Based Vision
• +۲ مورد دیگر

Dr Gerald Schaefer is a Senior Lecturer in the Department of Computer Science at Loughborough University, where he leads the Vision, Imaging and Autonomous Systems Research Group. He holds a PhD in Computer Vision from the University of East Anglia and maintains an active research profile with extensive academic service contributions. His academic career spans multiple institutions: University of Derby (1997-1999): Colour & Imaging Institute University of East Anglia (2000-2001): School of Information Systems Nottingham Trent University (2001-2006): School of Computing and Informatics Aston University (2006-2009): School of Engineering and Applied Science Research focuses on colour image analysis, image retrieval, physics-based vision, medical imaging, and computational intelligence. With over 300 publications, his work bridges theoretical computer vision and practical applications in medical and autonomous systems. He is recognized internationally through frequent keynote invitations and workshop organization. Dr Schaefer provides substantial service to the academic community: Editorial board member for 10+ international journals Reviewer for 80+ journals Program committee member for 200+ conferences Editor of multiple books, proceedings, and special journal issues As leader of the Vision, Imaging and Autonomous Systems Research Group, he directs cutting-edge research in computer vision methodologies and their implementation in real-world autonomous systems at Loughborough University.

• Color Design
• Color Science
• Industrial Design
• +۳ مورد دیگر

Agata Kwiatkowska-Lubańska is a Professor at the Jan Matejko Academy of Fine Arts in Krakow, where she has served since 1989 after graduating from the same institution. She held the position of Vice-Rector for Research and Evaluation from 2020 to 2024 and currently leads the Color Knowledge Studio within the Department of Space and Color in the Faculty of Industrial Forms. Her academic background includes graduating in 1989 under Professor Barbara Suszczyńska-Rapalska at the Department of Space and Color, Faculty of Industrial Forms. This foundational training established her expertise in color theory and application. Professor Kwiatkowska-Lubańska's research centers on color design and science, with specific focus on color trends, systems, and visual communication. She develops practical color solutions for businesses like Śnieżki and public institutions, bridging theoretical knowledge with commercial applications. Her work emphasizes how color functions in industrial design, public spaces, and digital communication across generational contexts. Analysis of her 2020-2024 publications reveals a trajectory from historical color studies toward contemporary applications in public infrastructure, digital culture, and educational curricula. Key themes include the psychological impact of color in communal spaces, generational color symbolism (particularly for Gen Z), and the evolution from traditional color design to modern CMF (Color, Material, Finish) systems. Her scientific contributions have been recognized with prestigious awards: Award of the Rector of the Academy of Fine Arts in Krakow (2nd and 3rd degree) Bronze Cross of Merit of the Republic of Poland Silver Cross of Merit of the Republic of Poland Medal of the National Education Commission As a founding member of the Polish Association of Color and editor for color design in the 'Colour Culture and Science Journal', she actively shapes color discourse internationally. Her leadership extends to directing research teams and developing industry color standards, though specific grant details are not documented in the source material. She directs the Color Knowledge Studio at the Academy, where she develops color curricula and collaborates with international research groups. Her studio work focuses on creating color charts and palettes for commercial and public sector applications, translating academic research into tangible design resources used by businesses and municipalities.