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Piia Tint is a Professor at Tallinn University of Technology (TalTech), affiliated with the School of Business and Governance and the Department of Business Administration. She specializes in occupational health, ergonomics, and risk management. Her roles include leading the Ergonomics Laboratory and the Chair of Labour Environment and Safety, and she has organized significant events like the Baltic Sea Network in Occupational Health (BSN) Annual Meeting in 2015. Education: Doctorate in Chemical Processes (1977) from the Technical Institute of Lensoveta Postgraduate studies in Chemical Engineering (1972–1975) Advanced training in Occupational Health via Nordic Institute of Advanced Training (NIVA) Research Interests: Focuses on occupational safety, musculoskeletal disorder prevention, environmental risk assessment, and green shipping sustainability. Her work integrates ergonomic principles with digital tools and AI for workplace health improvements. Awards: 2018: Appreciation from Riga Technical University for cross-institutional collaboration 2012: Honors for scientific publications 2006: Best Researcher in Faculty of Economics Grants and Projects: Led over 16 projects, including EU-funded initiatives on telework for aging workers, green shipping impacts, and ergonomic interventions in healthcare. Key contributions include developing risk assessment methods and OHSAS 18001 compliance studies. Labs/Teams: Heads the Ergonomics Laboratory (accredited since 2003) and collaborates with international networks like the Finnish Ergonomics Society and Eurotox.

• Occupational Health and Safety
• Ergonomics
• Risk Analysis and Management
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Marko Rillo serves as the Head of MBA Curriculum at the Estonian Business School (EBS), an institution focused on business education. He holds a PhD in Management from the University of St.Gallen (Switzerland), specializing in Organizational Ambidexterity and Strategic Practices, alongside an MA in Economics from TalTech and a Bachelor’s degree from EBS. His academic career includes teaching courses such as Innovation Management, Strategic Management, and VUCA Innovation Practices. His research emphasizes workplace playfulness through LEGO Serious Play methodology and strategic leadership challenges in balancing innovation and operational effectiveness. Education Background: PhD in Management, University of St.Gallen (2020) MA in Economics, TalTech Bachelor’s Degree, Estonian Business School Advanced studies in Strategy and Innovation at INSEAD, IESE, Aarhus University, and Lappeenranta University of Technology Research Interests: His work spans organizational strategy, innovation management, change management, and leadership development. Notably, he has pioneered LEGO Serious Play methodologies in facilitation and strategic planning. His studies on ambidexterity explore how organizations balance exploration (innovation) and exploitation (efficiency) under leadership. Publications and Themes: His articles focus on strategy process dynamics, balanced scorecard applications, and workshop facilitation techniques. Recent work highlights client-centric strategies and conscious incompetence frameworks in team development. Recognition and Impact: Consulting experience with the European Commission, EBRD, and UN Developed training programs for businesses and institutions Advising and Outreach: Runs the social initiative Bright Knit l, enhancing student well-being through community engagement. No formal advisees listed, but contributes to curriculum design impacting students indirectly. Labs/Teams: Collaborates with EBS faculty on MBA program development and innovation initiatives.

• Organizational Strategy
• Innovation Management
• Change Management
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Mustafa Hakan Eratalay is a Lecturer in Econometrics at the University of Tartu's School of Economics and Business Administration (50% position). Previously, he served as Associate Professor of Financial Econometrics (2015–2017) and Lecturer (2012–2015) at the European University at St. Petersburg. He holds a PhD in Economics from the University of Alicante (2012), specializing in Multivariate Volatility Modeling and Estimation under Dr. M. Angeles Carnero. His research focuses on Financial Econometrics, Time Series Analysis, Systemic Risk, ESG Ratings, and Social Networks. Key projects include analyzing cultural impacts on consumer confidence, cryptocurrency price prediction using machine learning, and evaluating ESG ratings' effects on systemic risk. He has contributed to studies on Baltic stock markets, ECB communications during crises, and Moscow Stock Exchange dynamics. Eratalay has published in journals like Journal of Risk and Financial Management , Computational Economics , and Economics of Transition . He collaborates with institutions like the Estonian Research Council and the European Commission on projects addressing economic resilience, cultural metrics, and modular nuclear power plant feasibility.

• Financial Econometrics
• Time Series Analysis
• Econometrics
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Maximilian Schich is a Professor for Cultural Data Analytics and CUDAN ERA Chair holder at Tallinn University's Baltic Film, Media and Arts School. A multidisciplinary researcher with expertise in art history, network science, and computational social science, he pioneers systematic approaches to cultural interaction through critical aesthetics and data-driven methodologies. PhD monograph: Network analysis in art research (antique reception/visual citation) 2014 Science Magazine publication: "A Network Framework of Cultural History" Horizon 2020-funded CUDAN ERA Chair project (2020-present) International academic background: LMU Munich, HU-Berlin, Bibliotheca Hertziana, BarabásiLab, ETH Zurich His research spans cultural database pathology, digital humanities, and interdisciplinary aesthetics, with recent work focusing on the "Cultural Interaction" book project. Articles indicate strong emphasis on network theory, quantitative cultural analysis, and computational art history, supported by European Commission funding through Horizon 2020 frameworks. Scientific awards include: ERA Chair for Cultural Data Analytics Global recognition through Nature video "Charting Culture" (2014) As founding member of UT Dallas' Edith O’Donnell Institute of Art History and leader of CUDAN research group, Schich combines technical expertise in data science with deep cultural theory knowledge, maintaining active research and teaching roles without explicit student advisement in available data.

• Cultural Data Analytics
• Art History
• Network Science
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Dr. Tarmo Kalvet is an Adjunct Professor at the Department of Business Administration, School of Business and Governance at Tallinn University of Technology. He is also the Research Director at Policy Lab OÜ and the Scientific Director of the Institute of Baltic Studies. His academic career includes roles as Senior Research Fellow at the Ragnar Nurkse Department of Innovation and Governance and leadership in innovation policy research at PRAXIS. Dr. Kalvet holds a PhD in Technology Governance from Tallinn University of Technology (2009) and a Master’s in Political Science from the University of Tartu (2002). His research focuses on global value chains, AI applications in economics, innovation policy, and defense industry governance. He has led over 50 projects funded by the EU and Estonian government, including initiatives on circular economy, defense sector resilience, and cultural tourism. His recent work includes analyzing the impact of AI on economic systems, predicting trade flows using machine learning, and assessing risks in defense innovation procurement. He has published extensively in journals like Competitiveness Review and Journal of Baltic Studies , with a focus on small states' strategic challenges. Awards include the 2009 national student research prize for his PhD thesis. Dr. Kalvet advises EU policy bodies, chairs expert groups on global changes, and collaborates internationally. His work bridges theory and practice, addressing topics like public sector innovation, digital identity systems, and sustainability in tourism.

• Economics
• Political Science and Administration
• Computer Science
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Ravi Kashyap is an Associate Professor at the Estonian Business School (since 2021). Previously, he held academic roles including Visiting Professor at Singapore University of Social Sciences (2020–2021) and Assistant Professor at SolBridge International School of Business (2017–2020). Before academia, he worked in senior roles such as CEO and Head of Quantitative Research at institutions like Goldman Sachs, Morgan Stanley, and Citigroup. His expertise spans finance, artificial intelligence, and blockchain. Education: PhD in Finance, City University of Hong Kong (2020) MBA, Leonard N. Stern School of Business, New York University (2009) Bachelor of Technology in Computer Science and Engineering, National Institute of Technology Calicut (1999) Research Interests: Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning applications in finance Risk management and portfolio optimization Blockchain technology and decentralized finance Economics of knowledge and uncertainty Evolutionary behavioral models and cognitive adaptation Recent Article Trends: Focus on integrating blockchain protocols with wealth management, dynamic trading cost analysis, and interdisciplinary applications of machine learning in finance and economics. Recent work addresses practical challenges in decentralized finance (DeFi) and the theoretical underpinnings of market microstructure. Grants & Industry Collaboration: Advises on AI incubation and collaborates with blockchain firms to develop methodologies for human collaboration systems. Former industry experience informs his research on financial markets and quantitative strategies.

• Artificial Intelligence
• Machine Learning
• Finance
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Kristjan Kask is an Associate Professor of Psychology of Law at Tallinn University's School of Natural Sciences and Health, with a 20-year career in forensic psychology and investigative interviewing. He holds a PhD in Forensic Psychology from the University of Leicester (2008) and MSc/BSc from the University of Tartu.

• Forensic Psychology
• Clinical Psychology
• Investigative Interviewing
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Külliki Tafel-Viia is a Knowledge Transfer Expert at Tallinn University with 20+ years of experience in research, policy analysis, and cross-sector collaboration. She specializes in creative economy, social innovation, and knowledge communication. Current Head of Knowledge Management at Estonian Ministry of Economic Affairs and Communications (2022–) Former Head of Knowledge Transfer at Tallinn University (2022–2022) Doctoral graduate in Creative Industries and Policy Change (2021) Research Focus: Her work examines policy intersections between creative industries and healthcare/education sectors, urban development strategies, and service design principles. She emphasizes interdisciplinary approaches and systemic coordination in sectoral cooperation. Scientific Awards: 2024 Support Act of the Year (evidence-based policymaking) 2023 Tallinn University Gold Leaf #395 2022 AcademiaNet membership Multiple Jaan Poska Scholarships (2005–2008) 2003 Mente et Manu Medal Creative Outputs: She co-created and hosted monthly talk shows EXU Academy (2020–2023) and Strategy Academy (2023–2024), focusing on university-industry collaboration and future economic developments.

• Creative Economy
• Innovation Policy
• Service Design
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Andres Kuusik is a Professor of Marketing at the University of Tartu's School of Economics and Business Administration (part of the Faculty of Social Sciences). He holds a Doctorate in Economics (2011) and a Research Master's (2005), both from the University of Tartu. His career includes roles such as Head of Chair, Associate Professor, and Acting Head of various departments within the university's economics and business faculties. He has been actively involved in academic leadership and research administration. Education: Doctorate: University of Tartu, 2011 (Thesis: Segmentation of Repeat Visitors Using Passive Mobile Positioning Data) Research Master's: University of Tartu, 2005 (Thesis: Customer Loyalty Factors in Elion Group) BA/Master's: Economics and Marketing at University of Tartu (1993–2000) Research focuses on consumer behavior , customer loyalty , marketing analytics , and tourism economics . He uses innovative methods like mobile positioning data and eye-tracking to analyze consumer decision-making and marketing effectiveness. His work integrates cross-cultural studies and digital marketing strategies. Recent articles explore topics such as fuzzy logic in marketing research, digital marketing budget optimization, and cross-cultural product packaging perception. His 2024 studies highlight NPS metrics and consumer responses to sexualized advertising. Earlier work includes pioneering uses of mobile data for tourism segmentation and beer market dynamics in Estonia. Grants and Projects: Co-PI of CDL-Estonia programs funded by Kistler-Ritso Foundation and Taavet+Sten Tulevikufond (2022–2026) Participated in EU and Estonian Science Foundation projects on customer loyalty, spatial mobility, and innovation systems Labs/Teams: Active in the School of Economics and Business Administration's research groups focused on consumer analytics and digital marketing strategies.

• Consumer Behavior
• Customer Loyalty
• Marketing
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Vitali Retšnoi is an Associate Professor at the Centre for Sciences, TTK University of Applied Sciences , with a career spanning over 15 years. His academic journey includes a Doctorate (2012) and Master’s (2003) from the University of Tartu, supervised by Maido Rahula. Education : PhD (Mathematics, University of Tartu, 2012); MSc (Mathematics, University of Tartu, 2003) Career : Lecturer (2010–2013), Associate Professor (2013–2020, 2020–present) at TTK University of Applied Sciences His research bridges pure mathematics and educational innovation, with recent publications focusing on hybrid learning models and generative AI in education. Earlier work includes Lie group representations, tensor fields, and commutative diagrams. He has contributed to environmental science via studies on heavy metal impacts on wastewater treatment. Key Trends in Recent Publications : Generative AI in higher education HyFlex and blended learning environments Self-regulation and academic performance Mathematics assessment and statistical methods Labor market adaptation in vocational training While no specific awards are listed, his collaborative research and interdisciplinary approach highlight his role in advancing both mathematical theory and educational practice. He has supervised no listed students but remains active in co-authoring studies with educational institutions across Europe.

• Mathematics
• Algebraic Topology
• Vector Fields
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Anna Litvinenko is a Junior Research Fellow and PhD student at the Tallinn University of Technology, School of Business and Governance, Department of Business Administration, since September 1, 2023. She is mentored by Professors Mari Avarmaa and Mari-Klara Stein, focusing on research areas such as Artificial Intelligence in Finance and Accounting, Credit Risk Management, and Ratio Analysis in Forecasting. Education: Master of Business Administration in Finance and Accounting (2021), Bachelor's Degree in Finance and Accounting (2016). Her research explores the intersection of artificial intelligence and financial systems, particularly in credit risk management and ratio analysis. She has published three articles in 2024–2025, addressing AI utility in Estonian banks, forecasting methods, and social media data integration for financial analysis. Anna collaborates with researchers like Alexey Litvinenko and Samuli Saarinen, contributing to journals such as Economics and Culture and Journal of Accounting and Management Information Systems . Her work emphasizes practical applications of quantitative methods and technological tools in finance.

• Artificial Intelligence in Finance and Accounting
• Credit Risk Management
• Ratio Analysis in Forecasting
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Mila Laila Oiva is a Senior Research Fellow at Tallinn University's School of Humanities, specializing in cultural history and transnational knowledge circulation. She employs computational methods, network analysis, and interdisciplinary collaboration to study: Long-term transnational patterns in pseudohistorical content Soviet newsreel visual culture and Cold War media Interdisciplinary knowledge transfer in Digital Humanities Eastern European economic and cultural practices Her research spans two decades of digital history, with publications on topics ranging from Soviet market strategies to computational analysis of historical media. Mila has collaborated with institutions in Finland, California, and across the Baltic region. Notable research projects include: Analyzing 2000s Russian internet pseudohistory Studying Soviet newsreel visual patterns (1945-1992) Exploring 19th/20th century news circulation dynamics Investigating Cold War cultural diplomacy mechanisms She contributes to academic discourse through publications in Digital Humanities Quarterly and co-edited volumes like Digital Histories , while maintaining active research affiliations in Finland and Estonia.

• Cultural History
• Transnational Circulation of Knowledge
• Digital Humanities
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Eugen Kokin serves as a Senior Lecturer in Measurement and Data Processing at the Chair of Energy Application Engineering within the Institute of Forestry and Engineering at Estonian University of Life Sciences. His work focuses on integrating advanced measurement systems with agricultural applications, particularly in energy utilization and precision farming technologies. Based at Fr.R. Kreutzwaldi 56 in Estonia, he maintains an active research profile with numerous publications spanning nearly two decades. Dr. Kokin's research primarily centers on precision livestock farming, with significant contributions to data analysis systems for agricultural applications. His work spans animal welfare monitoring, energy efficiency in farming operations, and renewable energy integration in agricultural settings. He has conducted extensive research on thermal imaging applications for crop protection, biogas production modeling, and smart technology adoption in pig and poultry industries. His recent work demonstrates growing emphasis on environmental sustainability metrics and transparency systems in dairy farming operations. Analysis of his publication record reveals a clear trajectory from foundational work in agricultural energy systems toward increasingly sophisticated data-driven approaches in precision farming. His most recent publications (2023-2025) show strong focus on technology adoption challenges, environmental sustainability metrics, and advanced data management systems for dairy farming. The research consistently bridges engineering principles with practical agricultural applications, with particular attention to energy optimization and animal welfare monitoring systems.

• Precision Livestock Farming
• Agricultural Energy Systems
• Data Analysis in Agriculture
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Tiina Tosens is a Tenured Associate Professor in Plant Biology at the Estonian University of Life Sciences, affiliated with the Institute of Agricultural and Environmental Sciences under the Chair of Plant and Crop Science. Her research focuses on plant ecophysiology, photosynthesis, and environmental stress responses, particularly examining structural and biochemical controls on gas exchange in diverse plant species. Her recent publications investigate mesophyll conductance, leaf anatomical adaptations to CO2 and ozone exposure, and functional trait trade-offs in plant evolution. Notable work includes studies on tropical fruit trees, poplar species, and gymnosperms, analyzing how cell wall thickness and subcellular structures affect photosynthetic efficiency. Tiina Tosens' research bridges plant anatomy with climate change resilience, exploring leaf economics spectra, carbon allocation, and crop productivity in non-native climates. She employs comparative physiological and meta-analytical approaches to address global challenges in plant science and food security.

• Plant Biology
• Photosynthesis
• Environmental Stress Physiology
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Triinu Jesmin is a Research Fellow at the School of Digital Technologies , Tallinn University , specializing in serious games and technology-enhanced learning . With over a decade of experience at the same institution, she holds a Doctorate (2024) and Master’s (2011) in Educational Psychology . Research Interests : Game-based learning, sustainable education, digital collaboration tools, and soft skills development in STEM Projects : Co-developer of virtual environments for natural resource management, emotional intelligence games, and European educational frameworks Her publications focus on: 2025: Teacher adoption patterns of classroom games (Education, Technology, Psychology) 2024: Climate education through digital tools (Environmental Science, Pedagogy) 2022: Board games for complex systems (Systems Thinking, Non-Digital Methods) 2021: Agile methodology games (Engineering, Management) Awards : 2022: Tunnustus tulemusliku teadustöö eest (Outstanding Research Work Recognition) Collaborations span European institutions in Portugal, Spain, Poland, and Estonia, with key contributions to IEEE and Springer publications. Her 2024 doctoral thesis Exploring Game-Based Learning in Estonian Classrooms established frameworks for meaningful game integration in education.

• Game-Based Learning
• Technology-Enhanced Education
• Sustainable Development Education
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