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Sergio Ribeiro, PhD, is an Associate Professor of Management at Crandall University. His educational background includes an AT from Pontifical Catholic University of Campinas, DipBA from University of Northern Parana, PGDipSE from Sao Luiz College, MCS from State University of Ponta Grossa, and PhD from Pontifical Catholic University of Paraná. He teaches courses including Strategic Organizational Management, Managerial Economics, Operations Management, Entrepreneurship, and Software Engineering Methodology. Research focuses on strategic digital cities, business information systems, computational agriculture, and evidence-based decision models. Publications emphasize urban digitalization, computational methods in agriculture, business informatics, and decision-support systems, utilizing techniques like machine learning and image classification. Awards include a Postdoctoral Fellowship at University of Regina, multiple scholarship awards from CAPES and University of Regina.

• Strategic Management
• Information Systems
• Business Analytics
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Goretty Dias is an Associate Professor at the University of Waterloo , with a background in natural sciences and engineering. She specializes in sustainability assessment tools like Life Cycle Assessment (LCA) to analyze agricultural and biobased product systems, aiming to create more sustainable food systems. She teaches courses such as ENBUS 622: Product Life Cycle Assessment and Management , ENBUS 402 (A&B): Environment and Business Project , and ENBUS 307/SUSM 675: Industrial Ecology: Life Cycle Assessment and Management in Business . Research Interests : Goretty's work centers on applying LCA and sustainability metrics to food systems, bioenergy, and agricultural products. Her research addresses challenges in nitrogen use efficiency, food waste quantification, and the carbon footprint of dietary patterns. She explores policy interventions for sustainable consumption and production systems, with a focus on Canadian agriculture and campus food environments. Publication Trends : Her recent publications (2022-2024) emphasize the intersection of sustainability with textile waste, dietary emissions, and circular economy solutions. Earlier works (2021) highlight nanotechnology applications for sustainability and improvements in nitrogen use efficiency, while her foundational research (2017-2020) established benchmarks for greenhouse tomatoes, bioenergy from forest residues, and global food production mismatches. Contact Information : Email: gdias@uwaterloo.ca Office: EV3 4251

• Sustainability
• Life Cycle Assessment (LCA)
• Agricultural Systems
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Lennart Nacke is a Professor at the Stratford School, University of Waterloo, specializing in game design and user experience research. His work bridges virtual reality, gamification, and AI integration in interactive systems. Research focuses on player experience, ethical design, and biofeedback mechanics Active in HCI literature methodology and CHI conference frameworks Explores privacy implications of immersive technologies Recent publications examine VR embodiment, NFT communities, and AI-assisted academic writing. His projects include adaptive board games and physical-cognitive rehabilitation systems. Nacke contributes to the Games Institute's research at EC1 1309 and DMS 3012 labs.

• Game Design
• User Experience (UX) Research
• Virtual Reality (VR)
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Brenda Leung is an Associate Professor at the University of Lethbridge in the School of Health Sciences, Public Health Program, and holds the Emmy Droog Chair in Complementary and Alternative Healthcare. She also serves as an Adjunct Assistant Professor at the Cumming School of Medicine, University of Calgary, and a Visiting Research Fellow at the Australian Research Centre in Complementary and Integrative Medicine (ARCCIM), University of Technology Sydney, Australia. Her research integrates epidemiology and naturopathic medicine, focusing on complementary and alternative healthcare (CAHC) therapies for chronic diseases, integrative healthcare approaches, and maternal/child health. Current projects include acupuncture for childhood anxiety and the role of multi-micronutrients in maternal mental health and child neurocognitive development. She has investigated prenatal micronutrient supplementation's impact on maternal mood and child development. Public Health Nutrition Maternal & Child Health Acupuncture Mental Health Clinical Trials Her publications emphasize complementary medicine, mental health, cohort studies, and nutritional interventions. She has contributed to journals such as Canadian Journal of Public Health , Journal of Child and Adolescent Psychopharmacology , and BMC Pediatrics . Awards include the Emmy Droog Chair in Complementary and Alternative Healthcare.

• Nutrition and Micronutrients
• Integrative Healthcare
• Acupuncture
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Rhonda McEwen is a Professor at the University of Toronto Mississauga, holding roles as Vice-Principal Academic and Dean, and Director of the Institute of Communication, Culture, Information and Technology (ICCIT). She also serves as President and Vice-Chancellor of Victoria University. Her academic journey includes degrees from the University of Toronto (PhD, Information), University of Colorado (MSc, Telecommunications), and City University London (MBA, Information Technology Management). Her research focuses on Human-Machine Communication, cognitive effects of technology, and tactile interfaces. Notable projects include studies on eye-gaze technology for children with communication disorders, VR's impact on learning, and trust dynamics in human-robot interactions. Her work has been featured on CBS's 60 Minutes and in journals like Information, Communication & Society and New Media and Society . McEwen leads initiatives such as the Schwartz Reisman Institute and has secured grants totaling over $1.5 million. She advises students like Yaxi Zhao and Ethan Rong. Her awards include the Canada Research Chair Tier 2 and a Prime Minister’s Award for Excellence in Teaching (via the Touch Technologies project). Her research explores technology’s societal implications, bridging communication studies, behavioral sciences, and applied technology. She emphasizes ethical AI, inclusive design, and technology’s role in education and healthcare.

• Human-Machine Communication
• Cognitive Effects of Media
• Tactile Interfaces
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Guang Li is an Assistant Professor of Management Science and a Scotiabank Scholar at the Smith School of Business, Queen's University. Her research focuses on revenue management, customer choice modeling, and intersections between operations management and marketing, accounting, and finance. She has been funded by NSERC and published in top journals like Operations Research and Manufacturing & Service Operations Management . Education: Ph.D. in Operations Management (2016) – University of Southern California M.Eng. in Materials Science and Engineering (2008) – MIT M.Sc. in Advanced Materials (2008) – National University of Singapore B.Eng. in Materials Engineering (2007) – Nanyang Technological University Research Interests: Guang’s work spans revenue optimization, retail operations, strategic pricing, and sustainability. She employs discrete choice models, NLP, and data analytics to address challenges in supply chains, consumer behavior, and social media impact on mental health. Articles Trends: Recent studies (2023–2025) highlight strategic pricing under consumer learning, remanufacturing technology portfolios, and pandemic-driven retail shifts. Earlier work (2015–2018) explores nested logit models and charitable inventory planning. Awards: Scotiabank Scholar (Queen’s University) Advising & Grants: Funded by NSERC, her projects address retail resilience, customer choice dynamics, and eco-friendly operations. No advisee names are listed in the provided texts. Affiliations: Cross-appointed at the Scotiabank Centre for Customer Analytics, Queen’s University.

• Revenue Management
• Retail Operations
• Customer Choice Modeling
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Dr. Alexis Morris is an Associate Professor in the Digital Futures program at OCAD University's Faculty of Arts & Science, holding a tenured position. He is the director of the Adaptive Context Environments (ACE) Lab and a 2018-2023 Canada Research Chair (Tier II) in the Internet of Things. His research focuses on adaptive systems that integrate fuzzy human factors into socio-technical systems, emphasizing context-aware interfaces in mixed reality environments. Morris' work bridges artificial intelligence, virtual/augmented reality, and IoT to enhance human-machine collaboration, with applications ranging from workplace safety to global family connectivity through mixed reality shared experiences. Education: PhD in Computer Science, University of New Brunswick (2016) European Master of Informatics, University of Edinburgh & University of Trento (2008) Bachelor of Computer Science, Acadia University (2006) Associate of Accounting, University of the Bahamas (2000) Research Interests: Dr. Morris investigates adaptive interfaces, cross-reality systems (XR), and IoT integration to create hyper-connected smart environments. His work emphasizes human-centric design principles, exploring how technologies like mixed reality can address societal challenges such as workplace ergonomics, cultural preservation through augmented museums, and child well-being via educational agents. He also examines legal and ethical frameworks for AI and HRI systems, ensuring compliance with evolving societal needs. Professional Contributions: Member of IEEE and ACM Former Post-doctoral Research Fellow at the University of Toronto's Cognitive Engineering Lab Pioneer in developing frameworks like 'Extended-XRI' and 'ACE' for adaptive systems Labs/Teams: As ACE Lab director, Morris leads interdisciplinary research in IoT-MR convergence, creating tools like MRsive (for museum engagement) and Emissary Educator (for child-focused XR education). The lab also explores cross-cultural artifact representation in museums through AR and policy-as-a-service frameworks for trustworthy AI systems.

• Artificial Intelligence
• Internet of Things (IoT)
• Adaptive Interfaces
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Anteneh Ayanso is the Department Chair and Professor of Information Systems at the Goodman School of Business, Brock University. His academic role combines leadership in the Finance, Operations and Information Systems Department with research and teaching expertise in information systems and technology-driven business solutions. His research focuses on interdisciplinary areas including E-Government development, data privacy, artificial intelligence in retail, social network analysis, and ICT policy. Notable contributions include studies on technology provider networks, media sentiment impacts on housing markets, and healthcare system efficiency. Ayanso has published extensively in top-tier journals, with recent work addressing pandemic-era economic resilience, AI applications in retail performance, and multi-dimensional bias analysis in language models. His work bridges technology adoption, public policy, and business strategy. He has collaborated on projects involving healthcare technology, social media analytics, and global ICT development indices. His applied research emphasizes practical solutions for organizations and governments navigating digital transformation challenges.

• Information Systems
• E-Government
• Data Privacy
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Dr. Morgan Price is Associate Professor in UBC's Faculty of Medicine (Department of Family Practice) and Adjunct Professor at University of Victoria. As a practicing physician and researcher, he bridges clinical practice with informatics innovation. Research focuses on: EMR adoption and optimization Clinical decision support systems Patient-centered health records Primary care workflow integration Medication management systems His work investigates design and implementation of information systems that enhance primary care delivery and patient engagement. Current projects explore consumer-oriented health technologies and decision support for chronic disease management. Dr. Price maintains clinical practice serving underserved populations in Victoria, informing his research with frontline healthcare experience.

• Clinical information systems
• Primary care informatics
• Clinical decision support
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Sean Myles is an Associate Professor and University Research Chair in Agriculture Genetic Diversity at Dalhousie University's Faculty of Agriculture, Department of Plant, Food, and Environmental Sciences. His research focuses on using genomic approaches to study crop domestication and breeding, particularly in apples and grapes, linking genetic data to agronomic traits and evolutionary history. He leads the Cultivating Diversity Lab (www.cultivatingdiversity.org), exploring how genetic variation influences crop adaptation and future food security. Education: BA (Saint Thomas University), MSc (University of Oxford), PhD (Max Planck Institute for Evolutionary Anthropology). His work integrates population genetics, genomics, and bioinformatics to address challenges in perennial crop improvement. Research trends emphasize high-throughput genomic analysis of fruit traits (ripening, aroma, disease resistance) and leveraging wild relatives for breeding. His lab employs cutting-edge methods like genome-wide association studies and phenomics to quantify genetic diversity in agricultural systems. Key contributions include genomic studies of grapevine domestication, apple genetic mapping, and cannabis genetics. He has pioneered imputation techniques for non-model organisms (LinkImpute software). Current projects explore climate adaptation in heirloom apple varieties and molecular mechanisms of fruit quality. Grants and collaborations focus on sustainable agriculture and genetic resource preservation. His lab trains students in genomic analysis and field-based phenotyping, contributing to both academic and applied agricultural science.

• Genomics
• Population genetics
• Genetic mapping
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Denise Smith is the Head, Research Lifecycle at Brock University Library (Librarian III), leading initiatives that align library expertise with the university's research priorities. Her work focuses on supporting researchers throughout the research lifecycle stages: conception, data collection, analysis, dissemination, and knowledge mobilization. Research Interests : Ms. Smith specializes in information behavior, particularly consumer health information-seeking patterns on platforms like Wikipedia. Her work examines how Wikipedia serves as a health information resource and its role in knowledge mobilization. She advocates for leveraging Wikipedia to enhance health literacy and improve access to reliable health information. Key Contributions : Her publications emphasize Wikipedia's underappreciated role in health information ecosystems, advocating for its recognition as a legitimate resource. Recent work includes studies on scaffolded information literacy education in health sciences programs and the impact of health information packaging on perceived reliability. Teaching : Courses taught include Consumer Health Information (Western University) and Health Sciences Education (McMaster University), reflecting her commitment to integrating digital literacy into academic programs. Research Collaboration : Her interdisciplinary research spans oncology outcomes analysis (e.g., metastasectomy studies) and systematic reviews in health information science. Collaborations include studies on sarcoma treatment efficacy and health literacy interventions.

• Information Behavior
• Consumer Health Information
• Wikipedia as a Health Information Resource
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Lubna Daraz is an Associate Professor in the School of Library and Information Science at the University of Montreal’s Faculty of Arts and Sciences. She previously held roles as an Assistant Professor of Medicine and Research Fellow at the Mayo Clinic. Her research focuses on digital health information-seeking behaviors, health literacy, and equitable access to reliable health information for vulnerable populations. Education: Ph.D. in Health Sciences, McMaster University M.A. in Library and Information Studies, University of Toronto Research Expertise: Dr. Daraz develops evidence-based tools to improve health outcomes for disadvantaged groups. Her work addresses online health misinformation, evaluates health information quality, and promotes implementation science in healthcare. Key projects include a gold-standard benchmark for web health information credibility and interdisciplinary studies on COPD and migraine treatments. Grants & Awards: SSHRC Knowledge Development Grant (2021–2023) FRQSC New Research Professors Support (2022–2024) CIHR Frederick Banting & Charles Best Doctoral Award Advising & Grants: She leads projects funded by CIHR, FRQS, and SSHRC, focusing on health equity and information accessibility. Collaborations include developing patient engagement training curricula and analyzing social media healthcare data. Labs & Teams: Active in the Centre de recherche en santé publique (CReSP) and the Mayo Clinic’s Evidence-based Practice Research Program. She chairs the Equity and Diversity Group at EBSI and contributes to Montreal’s research strategy initiatives.

• Digital Health Information
• Health Literacy
• Evidence-based Practice
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Joey Bernhardt is an Assistant Professor at the University of Guelph , affiliated with the Bernhardt Lab . His research focuses on understanding the drivers of biodiversity change and their consequences for human well-being, leveraging metabolic processes as a unifying framework. He employs interdisciplinary approaches combining theoretical, experimental, and synthetic methods to study ecological responses to global change. Education: BSc in Biology, Brown University (2009) PhD in Ecology, University of British Columbia (2018) Postdoctoral Researcher, Yale University & University of British Columbia (2018–2022) Research Interests: Dr. Bernhardt investigates how metabolic processes shape organismal, community, and ecosystem-level responses to environmental change. Key areas include thermal biology, climate change impacts on species distributions, ecosystem services, and human-environment interactions. His work bridges ecological theory with applied challenges like biodiversity conservation and sustainable development. Research Trends: Recent publications explore thermal limits of disease vectors, metabolic theory advancements, and experimental insights into climate variability effects. Themes include global change biology, ecological observatory networks, and biodiversity-ecosystem function relationships. Labs & Recruitment: The Bernhardt Lab at the University of Guelph focuses on global change solutions. They actively recruit graduate students and postdoctoral researchers for Fall 2023, emphasizing training in open science practices and interdisciplinary methodologies.

• Biodiversity Conservation
• Climate Change Biology
• Metabolic Ecology
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Jennifer Pybus is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Politics at York University's Faculty of Liberal Arts & Professional Studies, and holds the Canada Research Chair in Data, Democracy and AI. Her research focuses on digital and algorithmic cultures, particularly the political economy of social media platforms and datafication processes that transform social interactions into exploitable data. She has held positions at King’s College London and conducted impactful interdisciplinary work through grants like the AHRC 'Our Data Ourselves' project and 'Zones of Data Translation' initiative. Education includes a PhD in English and Cultural Studies from McMaster University (2013), an MA, and a BA from Simon Fraser University. Her work bridges academia and public engagement, collaborating with organizations like Tactical Tech to develop tools for critical data literacy. Key contributions include analyses of mobile ecosystems' data capture mechanisms, platform monopolization, and algorithmic accountability. Research interests span data privacy (Dataveillance), platform politics, and the societal impacts of AI. She has presented at institutions globally and advised the European Parliament. Current initiatives aim to strengthen data literacy in Canada through participatory research and educational resources.

• Datafication
• Algorithmic Cultures
• Platform Politics
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Dr. Sam Liu is an Associate Professor at the School of Exercise Science, Physical and Health Education at the University of Victoria, Canada. As Lab Director of the Digital Health Lab (located in the McKinnon Building), he focuses on leveraging digital technologies like mobile apps, social media, and big data to enhance chronic disease prevention, physical activity promotion, and health surveillance. His work integrates behavioral science with cutting-edge digital tools to create personalized health interventions. His research spans two primary domains: (1) developing digital communication technologies for chronic disease prevention, and (2) utilizing big data to predict health behaviors and outcomes. Key projects include the Activerse app for physical activity, MoodMover for depression management, and PainCaRe for pediatric cancer pain support, all reflecting his commitment to user-centered design and real-world applicability. Keywords: Digital Health, mHealth, eHealth, Physical Activity, Chronic Disease Prevention, Big Data Analytics Subfields: Just-in-Time Adaptive Interventions, Wearable Technologies, Gamification for Health, Virtual Reality Cognitive Training, Postpartum Health Interventions, Adolescent Behavioral Analysis The Digital Health Lab actively recruits participants across diverse studies, including: Chatbots for diabetes management (exploring AI applications) Virtual reality cognitive training for older adults IBD-Move app for inflammatory bowel disease patients While Sam Liu has not received publicly listed scientific awards in this text, his lab has secured grants like the SSHRC Partnerships Engage Grant for team members, highlighting collaborative funding approaches. Current projects emphasize accessibility, with studies requiring Apple Watches, diabetes patients, and family-based interventions to improve health outcomes through technology.

• Chronic disease prevention and management
• eHealth/mHealth
• Big Data and health surveillance
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