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Felipe Thomaz is an Associate Professor of Marketing at Saïd Business School, University of Oxford, and Deputy Director of the Oxford Future of Marketing Initiative. He holds a PhD in Marketing from the University of Pittsburgh and previously taught at the University of South Carolina. His research focuses on marketing strategy, AI ethics, illicit markets, and ESG integration, with notable contributions to frameworks like Ad Net Zero for net-zero advertising emissions. He collaborates with UN agencies, NGOs, and tech companies to address global sustainability goals and wildlife trafficking networks. Education: PhD in Marketing (University of Pittsburgh), MSc in Marketing & Finance (University of Pittsburgh), BSc in Animal Sciences (University of Florida). Research interests include digital marketing channels, brand performance via social networks, AI-driven marketing strategies, and conservation science linked to wildlife trade. His work bridges academia and industry, resulting in spinouts and IP transfers from Saïd Business School. Key projects include: Ad Net Zero: Global standard for reducing advertising emissions UN collaboration on wildlife trafficking through dark web analysis UNESCO partnerships on eliminating stereotypes in advertising His interdisciplinary approach spans marketing, mathematics, and conservation science, with publications in top journals like Journal of Marketing and Conservation Science and Practice .

• Marketing Strategy
• Digital Marketing
• AI Ethics in Business
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Professor Efthymios Pavlidis is a faculty member in the Department of Economics at Lancaster University Management School (LUMS). He holds the rank of Professor and specializes in macroeconomics, international finance, and time series econometrics. His research focuses on housing market dynamics through collaborations like the International Housing Observatory (with the Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas) and the UK Housing Observatory. He is a Fellow of the Higher Education Academy, reflecting his commitment to academic excellence in teaching and research. His research interests include speculative bubble detection, real estate price forecasting, and testing parity conditions in financial markets. Pavlidis actively supervises PhD students in applied time series econometrics, emphasizing practical applications in financial markets and housing economics. He is involved in numerous academic activities, including organizing conferences and workshops such as the Dynare Conference and the Lancaster Economics Seminar. Key contributions include developing econometric methods for detecting market exuberance and analyzing real exchange rates. His work bridges theoretical econometrics with practical policy implications, particularly in housing and energy markets. Pavlidis collaborates internationally, evidenced by his participation in global academic networks and institutions like the European Economic Association and the Royal Economic Society. His teaching includes the course ECON222 Intermediate Macroeconomics I, and he maintains an office in the Management School (B015), with weekly office hours on Tuesdays. A comprehensive overview of his research and projects is available at his personal webpage: https://sites.google.com/view/etpavlidis/ .

• Macroeconomics
• International Finance
• Time Series Econometrics
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Professor Lola Dada is the Head of Department and Professor of Entrepreneurship at Lancaster University Management School's Department of Entrepreneurship and Strategy. She holds a BSc in Economics, MSc in Corporate Finance, and PhD in Management. Her research focuses on entrepreneurship, innovation, franchising, and strategy, with notable projects like the GCRF-funded RECIRCULATE initiative addressing eco-innovation in Africa. She has received numerous awards, including Best Paper Awards at international conferences and the Emerald Literati Network commendation. Lola teaches at both undergraduate and postgraduate levels and has supervised PhD students exploring topics like AI-driven innovation and gender equality. She has held leadership roles such as Director of Undergraduate Programmes and has been a Visiting Professor internationally. Her work emphasizes sustainable practices, gender equity, and cross-cultural entrepreneurship. Education: BSc (First Class), MSc (Distinction), PhD (No Corrections) Affiliations: Senior Fellow of the Higher Education Academy, Co-Investigator on RECIRCULATE Grants: ESRC, British Academy, GCRF funding Her research bridges theoretical frameworks with practical applications in franchising systems, corporate venturing, and gender dynamics. Recent articles explore pro-environmental behaviors in franchises, symbolic violence in academia, and strategic human capital in entrepreneurship. Lola actively reviews for top journals and conferences globally, contributing to academic discourse on innovation and organizational behavior.

• Entrepreneurship
• Innovation
• Franchising
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Prof. Coen Teulings is a Professor of Economics at Utrecht University's Department of Economics, part of the Law, Economics, Governance and Organisation faculty. He holds concurrent roles as a Fellow at CEPR, IZA, and CES-Ifo. Previously, he served as Professor of Economics at the University of Cambridge (2013–2017) and part-time Professor at the University of Amsterdam (2004–2017). His professional history includes seven years as President of the Netherlands Bureau for Economic Policy Analysis (CPB), CEO of SEO Economic Research (2004–2006), and Director of the Tinbergen Institute (1998–2004). Teulings earned a Master's degree in Economics (cum laude, 1985) and a PhD (1990) from the University of Amsterdam. He has advised governmental and international bodies, including the Dutch House of Commons Economic Advisors and the UK's Office for Budget Responsibility. His research focuses on labor economics, macroeconomics, urban economics, and policy analysis, with notable work on minimum wages, income inequality, and secular stagnation. He co-edited the 2014 E-book on Secular Stagnation with Richard Baldwin. Teulings' recent publications address topics like agglomeration effects, urban retail dynamics, and wealth distribution. He contributes to policy debates through roles on the AFM Capital Markets Committee and supervisory boards of institutions like the Boekmanstichting. His ancillary activities include a biweekly column in the Financial Daily (FD) and academic governance roles in the Netherlands and Europe.

• Labor Economics
• Macroeconomics
• Urban Economics
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Dr Zoe M Harris is a Senior Lecturer and Director of the Centre for Environment and Sustainability at the University of Surrey. She specializes in sustainable land use, bioenergy systems, and vertical farming technologies. Her research focuses on minimizing environmental impacts while enhancing food and energy provision, particularly through projects like the Taeda Tech Project (aeroponic biomass cultivation) and VF-UKFSR (vertical farming resilience). She leads the Bioenergy, Land Use and Agri-Innovation Group and holds roles in international committees like the IEA Bioenergy Executive (Head of Communications). Her work spans interdisciplinary collaborations, policy advising, and science communication, including training scientists in theatre-based communication. She also champions diversity in energy research through the IVUGER network. Education: BSc Biology and PhD from the University of Southampton. Previous Roles: Research Fellow at Imperial College London, Science Officer at DEFRA, Policy Adviser at BEIS/DfT. Key Projects: Taeda Tech (£4m), Social Enterprise Food Systems, Serious Games for Energy Solutions. Teaching: Director of Practitioner Doctorate in Sustainability; Fellow of HEA; course leader for Global Sustainability, Earth System Science, and Low Carbon Transitions. Labs/Teams: Leads the Bioenergy, Land Use and Agri-Innovation Group; collaborates with industry and academia on aeroponics, biomass, and circular economy. Awards: Fellow of the Higher Education Academy (FHEA); grants from UKERC, DecarboN8, and BEIS. Her research bridges climate science, ecology, and socio-economic factors, addressing global challenges like BECCS deployment, biodiversity loss, and gender equity in STEM.

• Bioenergy
• Climate Change Mitigation
• Sustainable Land Use
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Prof. Ruth Mugge is a Full Professor in Industrial Design Engineering at TU Delft, specializing in Responsible Marketing and Consumer Behavior within the Design, Organisation and Strategy department. Her research focuses on circular economy challenges, consumer decision-making around sustainable products, and strategies to extend product lifecycles. She leads major research projects like NWO VICI (slowing premature obsolescence) and NWO KIC (tackling fixophobia), and collaborates with the Circular Design Lab . She holds a PhD (dr.) and Engineering degree (ir.), and has been nominated for TU Delft's DINED Scientist of the Year Award (2024). Her work bridges academic research and public engagement, evidenced by media contributions in de Volkskrant and VPRO Tegenlicht , addressing topics like consumer electronics waste and repair culture. As an Elsevier columnist (2023–2025), she communicates sustainability insights to broader audiences. Key research areas include refurbished product adoption , reusable packaging systems , and design for longevity . Her FUN Scales framework assesses fundamental user needs in product interactions, while projects like 'Laptops at work' explore ICT circularity in organizations. She teaches courses on Sustainable Consumer Behavior and advises on policy strategies to combat 'throwaway culture'.

• Circular Economy
• Consumer Behavior
• Sustainable Design
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Kevin Kuruc is a Research Fellow and Managing Director of the Population Wellbeing Initiative at the University of Texas at Austin, and a Senior Research Affiliate of the Global Priorities Institute at the University of Oxford. He holds a background as an assistant professor of economics at the University of Oklahoma and will join Middlebury College's economics department in fall 2025. His research focuses on macroeconomics—particularly growth and development—as well as agricultural and environmental economics. Key themes include the interplay of demographic change, technological progress, and sustainability, with recent emphasis on quantifying animal welfare as an externality in food production systems. Research interests span macroeconomic policy, climate change mitigation, and ethical frameworks for evaluating population dynamics. His work systematically examines trade-offs between population growth's innovation benefits and environmental costs, often integrating welfare economics and inclusive policy design. Upcoming work includes long-term projections of animal agriculture under climate and population externalities, and the effectiveness of IMF interventions in macroeconomic crises. Publications highlight methodological innovations such as synthetic control analyses and inclusive welfare functions. His 2023 paper on population decline's climate impact and 2025 survey on meat-consumer attitudes exemplify his dual focus on theoretical rigor and practical policy relevance. Kuruc’s interdisciplinary approach bridges economics, ethics, and environmental science, with a strong emphasis on actionable solutions for sustainable development.

• Macroeconomics
• Environmental Economics
• Welfare Economics
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Roles and Affiliations: Doina Olaru is a Professor in the Department of Management and Organisations at the University of Western Australia (UWA) Business School. She is affiliated with the Planning and Transport Research Centre and holds a visiting position at the University of Burgos, Spain. Her work focuses on transport planning, urban sustainability, and data-driven decision making. Education: PhD in Transport Engineering (University Politehnica of Bucharest, 2000). Prior industry experience includes roles as a railway engineer and Postdoctoral Research Scientist at CSIRO. Research Interests: Urban transport systems, travel behavior modeling, accessibility analysis, environmental impacts of transport, and applications of artificial intelligence. She emphasizes sustainable solutions integrating land-use and transport policies. Grants and Collaborations: Principal investigator on 31 grants, including ARC Linkage Projects and industry partnerships with iMOVE CRC. Collaborates with institutions like the University of Oxford, University of Leeds, and University of Sydney. Awards: Multiple teaching awards (UWA Business School) and recognition for contributions to transport research, including the Dennis Moore Australian Computer Society Orator honor. Teaching: Courses include Data Analysis and Decision Making, and Quantitative Data Analysis. Over 10 teaching excellence nominations. Current Projects: Focus areas include smart transport technologies, roundabout modeling via drone analytics, and hybrid work impacts on transport demand.

• Transport Planning
• Urban Sustainability
• Data Analysis
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C. Lanier Benkard is the Gregor G Peterson Professor of Economics at the Graduate School of Business, Stanford University. He is a prominent researcher in industrial organization, game theory, and econometrics, focusing on dynamic models of market competition and structural estimation. Research Interests: His work spans Dynamic games and equilibrium modeling Hedonic pricing and demand estimation Econometric tools for imperfect competition Computational methods for large-scale industries Publication Trends: His research emphasizes oblivious equilibrium approximations, strategic interactions in concentrated industries, and empirical analysis of markets with heterogeneous consumers. He frequently collaborates with scholars like Gabriel Weintraub and Patrick Bajari. Tools & Extensions: He has developed computational resources, including C++ and Matlab code, to analyze oblivious equilibrium. Current work includes extensions to Markov Perfect Industry Dynamics and aggregate shock modeling.

• Industrial Organization
• Game Theory
• Econometrics
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Li Song is a Professor and holds the Lesch Centennial Chair & Lloyd G. and Joyce Austin Presidential Professor at the University of Oklahoma's Aerospace & Mechanical Engineering Department. He leads the Building Energy Efficiency Lab and serves as AME Associate Director for Research. His expertise spans building energy systems, HVAC optimization, and fault detection technologies. Education: Ph.D. (Thermal/Fluid Science, 2004) from University of Nebraska-Lincoln; M.S. (Thermal/Fluid Science, 1996) from Harbin Institute of Technology; B.S. (Thermal Energy Systems, 1993) from Shengyang University of Civil Engineering and Architecture. Research focuses on energy-efficient HVAC systems, fault detection algorithms, and building performance analytics. Notable contributions include the ULEM-FDD system for high-performance buildings and virtual sensor technologies for airflow/water flow measurement. Awards include the ConocoPhillips Energy Prize (2011 finalist) and Bes-Tech Innovation Award (2006). Publications emphasize HVAC control strategies, energy modeling, and IoT-enabled diagnostics. Courses taught include Thermodynamics, Energy Efficient Building Systems Design, and HVAC Systems Engineering.

• Building Energy System Optimization
• HVAC System Fault Detection
• Energy Efficiency Technology
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Johan Chu is the Sarofim Family Career Development Assistant Professor and an Assistant Professor of System Dynamics at the MIT Sloan School of Management. His research focuses on the dynamics of social power, corporate advantage, and competitive strategies in the digital age. He explores how technological advancements reshape markets, inequality, and organizational structures. Chu holds dual PhDs: a PhD in Physics (Artificial Life) from Caltech (1990s) and a later PhD in Management & Organizations from the University of Michigan Ross School of Business. Prior to academia, he consulted in the U.S., Korea, and China; led enterprise software ventures; and managed a global executive search firm's Asia-Pacific Consumer Practice. His research streams include: 1) durable dominance of firms/ideas; 2) mass attention direction via technology; and 3) evolving work/organizational power in the 21st century. Empirical methods include simulations, large datasets, social network analysis, machine learning, and qualitative interviews. His work bridges physics-inspired computational models with social science theory, addressing topics like scientific collaboration decline, corporate governance shifts, and elite dynamics. Recent insights highlight slowed scientific progress in large fields and the strategic role of attention economies.

• Management Science
• Organizational Behavior
• Strategy
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Andre Veiga is an Assistant Professor of Economics at the Imperial College Business School, affiliated with the Department of Economics and Public Policy at Imperial College London. He holds a PhD in Economics from the Toulouse School of Economics and was a postdoctoral fellow at Oxford University. His research focuses on theoretical and empirical Industrial Organization, particularly in healthcare, insurance, and digital markets. He explores how individuals and firms operate in these markets and the regulatory implications thereof. His work has been published in top journals like the American Economic Journal: Microeconomics, Journal of Marketing Research, and the Review of Economics and Statistics. Veiga’s research interests span Economic Theory, Applied Economics, and Econometrics. Key themes include price discrimination in selection markets, attention spillovers in digital advertising, and healthcare quality disparities. His articles often blend empirical analysis with theoretical models to inform policy. Notably, his work has been shortlisted for prestigious awards such as the SCOR/EGRIE Young Economist Best Paper Award and the Antitrust Writing Awards. He teaches courses on Digital Economics, Business Economics, and Microeconomic Theory at Imperial College, reflecting his expertise in contemporary market dynamics. His collaborations with institutions like the CEPR and media outlets like Forbes highlight his engagement with both academic and public discourse.

• Industrial Organization
• Healthcare Markets
• Insurance Markets
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Damon McCoy is a Professor of Computer Science and Engineering at NYU Tandon School of Engineering and Co-Director of the NYU Center for Cybersecurity (CCS). He holds a Ph.D. in Computer Science from the University of Colorado, Boulder (2009) and a B.S. in the same field (1999). His research focuses on empirically measuring the security and privacy of technology systems, with a current emphasis on online payment systems, cybercrime economics, automotive security, privacy-enhancing technologies, and censorship resistance. He co-directs Cybersecurity for Democracy , a multi-university initiative addressing online threats to democratic processes. His research has examined topics such as the monetization of YouTube conspiracy content, toxic online discourse targeting election officials, and vulnerabilities in automotive systems. He has collaborated with institutions like the International Computer Science Institute and led studies on social media platforms' content moderation practices, including Facebook's handling of political ads and YouTube's ecosystem of deceptive advertising. McCoy's work often bridges cybersecurity with societal impacts, analyzing how technology intersects with democracy, misinformation, and economic exploitation. His contributions include developing frameworks for securing automotive software updates (Uptane) and methodologies to combat cybercrime supply chains. He has received funding from the National Science Foundation and other agencies to pursue projects addressing emerging cyber threats. Key affiliations include the NYU Center for Cybersecurity and the Center for Automotive Embedded Systems Security (CAESS), where he contributed to early automotive security analysis. He advises on cybersecurity policy and has published extensively in top-tier journals and conferences, focusing on real-world applications of security research.

• Cybersecurity and Privacy
• Online Payment Systems
• Economics of Cybercrime
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Robert L. Hicks is a Professor of Economics and Marine Science at The College of William and Mary, holding joint appointments in the Department of Economics and the School of Marine Science. He is affiliated with the Environmental Science and Policy Program and the Thomas Jefferson Program in Public Policy. With a Ph.D. from the University of Maryland and a B.A. from North Carolina State University, Hicks has been a visiting professor at institutions in Germany and Spain, including the University of Bonn and the University of Hannover. His research focuses on environmental and natural resource economics, welfare economics, and econometrics, with notable contributions to fisheries management, eco-labeling, and recreational resource valuation. He has served on the editorial board of Marine Resource Economics and received grants from the National Science Foundation, U.S. Department of Commerce, and philanthropic organizations like the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation. His awards include the Alumni Fellowship Award and the Plumeri Award for Faculty Excellence. Education: B.A., North Carolina State University Ph.D., University of Maryland Research Interests: Environmental economics emphasizes sustainable resource management, while his work in econometrics advances quantitative methods for policy analysis. Key areas include recreational fishing valuation, eco-labeling impacts, and spatial modeling in fisheries. His research bridges theoretical frameworks with practical applications in coastal and marine environments. Grants & Awards: Recipient of grants from NSF, U.S. Department of Commerce, William and Flora Hewlett Foundation, and Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation Alumni Fellowship Award Plumeri Award for Faculty Excellence Labs & Affiliations: Active in interdisciplinary collaborations, Hicks contributes to policy boards such as NOAA’s Science Advisory Board and aids in shaping environmental and marine policy through academic partnerships.

• Environmental Economics
• Natural Resource Economics
• Welfare Economics
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Prof. Dr. Henrik Zöller is a Professor of Business Psychology at Osnabrück University of Applied Sciences, affiliated with the Faculty of Economics and Social Sciences. His work bridges academic research and industry applications, focusing on market/consumer psychology and traffic-related perceptual studies. He holds a PhD in Psychology (1997) from the University of Münster and has extensive industry experience in market research (2000–2012). Education: 1987–1993: Diploma in Psychology, WWU Münster 1993–1999: Researcher at WWU Münster's Institute for General & Applied Psychology 1997: PhD in Philosophy (Psychology) Research focuses on: Market/consumer behavior analysis Perceptual thresholds in traffic scenarios Ergonomics of human-computer interfaces Application of psychological principles in medical device testing His publications span traffic psychology, perceptual studies, and applied market research. Current research continues exploring decision-making processes in commercial and safety contexts.

• Business Psychology
• Market and Consumer Psychology
• Marketing Research
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