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Sunil Choenni is a Lecturer in Future Information & Communication Technology at the Rotterdam University of Applied Sciences and an active researcher within the Creating010 Knowledge Center . He leads and participates in the Data Driven Society project, where his work centers on algorithmic transparency, big-data analytics, large language models, and privacy & security engineering. Research Interests: Algorithmic transparency and explainable AI Big-data analytics for smart government and justice systems Privacy engineering and data minimization technologies Security architectures, including Zero-Trust models Open and semi-open data governance Ethical implications of AI and machine learning in society Across nearly 50 refereed contributions since 2013, Choenni’s publications reveal a sustained focus on leveraging data science to enhance public-sector decision-making while rigorously safeguarding individual privacy and fairness. His 2024 pre-print on explainable ML using concept activation vectors, together with articles on Zero-Trust smart-shipping architectures and privacy-minimization in public organizations, exemplify his forward-looking research agenda. Scientific Awards & Recognition: No specific awards or fellowships are listed in the provided materials. Advising & Grants: While the text does not enumerate PhD or Master’s advisees, Choenni actively mentors students and practitioners through Rotterdam University’s internship and graduation-research programs. External grant details are not supplied. Labs & Teams: Choenni is embedded in the Creating010 Knowledge Center , an interdisciplinary research environment that integrates ICT, media, and behavioural sciences to foster innovation in the digital society.

• Algorithm transparency
• Big data analytics
• Large Language Models (LLM)
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Lindah Kotut is an Assistant Professor at the University of Washington's Information School, where she investigates the convergence of Human-Computer Interaction (HCI), Indigenous Knowledge systems, and privacy/cybersecurity. Her work centers on amplifying marginalized voices through technology design, particularly focusing on communities with limited access to storytelling tools and those facing systemic inequities in digital spaces. Her research explores how unwritten stories and indigenous knowledge can reshape ethical technology development, addressing critical gaps in privacy frameworks, cybersecurity practices, and algorithmic accountability. Kotut employs community-centered methodologies like Griot-Style research to co-design tools that empower marginalized groups while challenging dominant narratives in computing. Current projects examine financial technology disparities, climate action AI, and bodily autonomy in surveillance contexts. Recent publications reveal a consistent trajectory toward socio-technical justice , with work spanning mobile financial services, social media surveillance, and indigenous knowledge preservation. Her 15 most recent articles demonstrate interdisciplinary reach across CHI, GROUP, and CSCW venues, with growing emphasis on climate technology and stakeholder-driven AI governance. Best Paper, Honorable Mention Award (ACM GROUP 2023) Best Paper, Honorable Mention Award (ACM CHI 2022) Best Poster Award (ACM GROUP 2020) Outstanding STEM Dissertation Award (2021) Kotut actively mentors PhD and masters students through the iSchool program, with current advisees including NSF Graduate Research Fellow Amelia Lee Doğan. Her lab recruits students with technical programming skills or qualitative research expertise for projects at the HCI-privacy-indigenous knowledge intersection. Funding supports undergraduate summer internships via CRA DREU and DUB REU programs, with recent work examining AI for sustainability and financial technology ethics. She leads a research lab focused on contextual canaries and speculative design for marginalized communities, with ongoing projects examining smartphone sharing ethics, indigenous knowledge preservation, and algorithmic fairness. Recent keynote engagements include the MHCI+D Immersion Studio on 'Stories of Agency and Power.'

• Human-Computer Interaction
• Privacy
• Cybersecurity
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Christina Ortner is a professor at the University of Applied Sciences Hagenberg , affiliated with the Digital Transformation Strength Area under the ICT - Information & Communication Technology department. Her work bridges Digital Literacy , Social Media , and Media Literacy , focusing on youth and societal implications. Research Interests: Digital media's impact on education, pandemic-related media behaviors, and equitable digital futures. Projects: Leads EU Kids Online V (2024-2026), investigates AI risks for youth, and develops open educational resources like iMooX . Awards: Otto Wittschier Science Award (2014) Margartha Lupca Foundation Science Award (2015) Her publications analyze digital skill gaps , media use during crises , and generative AI challenges . She actively contributes to academic discourse through invited talks and peer reviews.

• Digital Literacy
• Media Literacy
• Social Media
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Lukas Callesen serves as an Assistant Professor in the Department of Law at Aarhus University, Denmark, focusing on criminal law intersections with digital society challenges. His work bridges academic research and practical legal application through active prosecution experience. His academic credentials include: Ph.D. in IT Crime - Criminal Law Interpretation and Selected Issues Regarding Economic IT Crime (2020-2025) Cand.jur. law degree (2014-2019) Research centers on criminal law adaptation to digital phenomena, particularly economic IT crime, minors' legal status in influencer economies, and platform regulation. His publications reveal deep analysis of minors' consent competence in property law, commercialization of child influencers, and legal frameworks for online speech moderation. The work consistently examines tensions between traditional legal structures and emerging digital commercial practices. Publication trends demonstrate progressive specialization from foundational family/commercial law (2020) toward sophisticated cybercrime analysis (2025), with increasing focus on economic dimensions of digital offenses and regulatory gaps in influencer markets. Scientific awards: No awards documented in source materials. Professional engagement includes significant conference participation across Nordic jurisdictions, with speaking roles at Nordic Cybercrime Conferences (2020-2025) and contributions to public legal discourse through media analysis of children's vulnerability in digital influencer economies. Current research activities involve digital policing frameworks and legislative responses to platform-based economic crimes, reflecting ongoing collaboration with Nordic law enforcement agencies through conference presentations and workshops.

• Criminal Law
• IT Crime
• Economic Crime
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Angèle Christin is an Associate Professor of Communication (and by courtesy, Sociology) at Stanford University, where she holds the Richard E. Guggenhime Faculty Fellowship and Senior HAI Fellowship. Her research investigates the social impact of algorithms and AI through ethnographic studies of journalism, criminal justice, and technology ethics. Academic Affiliations: Department of Communication, Sociology Department, Science, Technology and Society Program, Center for Work, Technology, and Organization Research Themes: Algorithmic labor, digital ethnography, platform inequality, data-driven journalism Christin's work reveals how professionals navigate computational systems, with her award-winning book Metrics at Work (Princeton UP, 2020) showing cross-national variations in newsrooms' responses to web analytics. Her current book project explores social media influencers' precarious careers through platform labor analysis. She leads Stanford's Technology, Culture and Power Speaker Series and co-edits Princeton University Press's Cultural Sociology book series. Her 15 most recent publications span digital ethnography, algorithmic ethics, and platform labor studies. Key themes include: Algorithmic governance in social media platforms Racial capitalism and labor inequality in digital work Contradictions in AI ethics implementation Criminal justice algorithm reception Metrics resistance in creative fields Fellowships and awards include: Richard E. Guggenhime Faculty Fellow Senior HAI Fellow Christin actively mentors through editorial work and academic series leadership, while currently not accepting new thesis advisees. Her research engages with both U.S. and French institutional contexts.

• Digital Ethnography
• Algorithmic Culture
• AI Ethics
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Munindar P. Singh is the SAS Institute Distinguished Professor of Computer Science at North Carolina State University . He serves as a core faculty member in the Science of Security Lablet and contributes to initiatives in responsible computing and ethical AI . His research spans artificial intelligence , software engineering , and computing ethics . Education: Ph.D. in Computer Sciences from University of Texas at Austin (1993) B.Tech. in Computer Science and Engineering from Indian Institute of Technology, Delhi (1986) Research Focus: Dr. Singh's work centers on trustworthy AI and sociotechnical systems , with key contributions in Multiagent systems and BDI architectures Defensive cyberdeception using hypergame theory Normative systems for blockchain applications Equitable transportation systems via AI Service-oriented computing and protocol engineering Scientific Recognition: Fellow of AAAI , IEEE , and ACM Recipient of NSF CAREER Award and multiple industry awards Editor-in-Chief of ACM Transactions on Internet Technology Grant Activities: Currently leading several major NSF-funded projects including: SCC: Serving Households in Food Insecurity ($2.018M) RI: Foundations of Ethics for Multiagent Systems ($500K) Science of Security Lablet ($3.65M)

• Artificial Intelligence
• Multiagent Systems
• Sociotechnical Systems
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Steven Derk Aupers is a Professor in the Department of Communication Sciences at KU Leuven's Faculty of Social Sciences. He chairs the department and leads the Lab for Media Culture & Policy , focusing on interdisciplinary research at the intersection of media, religion, and lived meaning. His research spans conspiracy theories, post-truth discourse, digital media culture, and the sociological implications of paranoia. Recent projects include A Game-Based Inquiry into Democratic Discourse (2025-2029) and Bewakers van Desinformatie (2024-2027), examining misinformation governance by platforms and governments. Key article themes : YouTube conspiracy culture, fiction decoding in conspiracy communities, satirical environmental media, and the professionalization of conspiracy content. Teaching : Courses like Medialab 3 , Media and Crisis , and AI Society . Leadership : Chairs the Communication Sciences Leadership Team and serves on multiple faculty councils and assessment committees.

• Conspiracy Theories
• Digital Media
• Media Culture
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Naomi F. Dale is a Professor of Management at the University of Canberra, with a research focus on tourism, social media, and consumer behavior. Her work explores the intersection of digital technologies with physical service environments and educational tourism. Research Interests Her research spans tourism management, social media's role in service experiences, gender dynamics in digital spaces, and curriculum alignment in tourism education. Key themes include anthropomorphism in chatbots, constraints on educational travel, and the social media tourist gaze. Publications Recent work examines chatbot-assisted service value creation (2025), rapport in AI-driven retail (2024), and social media's disruption of physical tourism experiences (2023). Earlier studies address school excursion tourism, gendered travel preferences, and learning outcome semantics. Collaborations Regularly collaborates with researchers like R Johns (University of Canberra) and MI Khan on service experience design and digital marketing topics.

• Tourism Management
• Social Media in Services
• Consumer Behavior
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Dr. Sabrina Heike Kessler is a Senior Research and Teaching Associate at the Department of Communication and Media Research, University of Zurich (Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences). She holds a PhD in Communication Science from the University of Jena and focuses on digital science & health communication, AI literacy, and misinformation research. Her work combines empirical methods like eye tracking, content analysis, and surveys with theoretical frameworks from communication science. Education: PhD in Communication Science (University of Jena, 2015), Master's in Media Science, Psychology, and German Linguistics Research Areas: Specializing in digital health communication, the impact of AI on information search, scientific uncertainty communication, and combating misinformation through empirical studies. Her work addresses digitalization, user behavior on online platforms, and evidence-based communication strategies. Article Trends: Recent publications examine AI's role in science communication, misinformation mechanisms on YouTube, and digital literacy interventions. Collaborative work highlights cross-disciplinary approaches to health communication and political information seeking. Scientific Awards: UZH Teaching Fund for AI course (2025) DIZH grants (2024) Swiss Young Academy grants (2023-2025) Media Authority of NRW grant (2023) OFCOM Switzerland grant (2022-2023) Grants & Projects: AI in Science and Society (Swiss Young Academy) Digitale Resilienz durch Storytelling (DIZH) SciComm meets Comedy (DIZH) Effect of Disinformation on Opinion Formation (Media Authority NRW) Teaching: Undergraduate: Digital Literacy, AI in Health Communication, Fake News Analysis Postgraduate: Content Analysis, Eye Tracking Research Labs & Teams: Leader of peer-mentoring group 'MFG' (2019-2021) Co-founder of DOCA database Collaborations with Swiss Young Academy, ECREA, DGPuK

• Science Communication
• Health Communication
• Digital Media
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Jun. Prof. Dr. Luke Wiewiorra is a Junior Professor for Business Informatics and Microeconomics at Goethe University Frankfurt. His work bridges digital transformation studies with economic analysis of network industries, focusing on digital infrastructures , net neutrality , and ICT business models . Goethe University Frankfurt, Germany Department of Business Informatics and Information Economics Research Highlights : Economics of digital sovereignty in cloud markets Regulatory implications of 5G deployment Behavioral analysis of ad-blocking adoption Interoperability under Digital Markets Act Article Trends show recurring focus on: Network economics across 2022-2025 Data governance frameworks Algorithmic pricing dynamics Telecommunications regulation Scientific Distinctions : VHB Young Talent Award (2013) KIT Doctoral Award (2013) IME Best Paper Award (2010) NET Institute Summer Grant (2010) Advising : Supervises doctoral candidate Christian Hildebrandt at Goethe University Frankfurt, focusing on Internet economy industrial organization .

• Digital Transformation
• Network Economics
• Information Systems
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Raza Ul Mustafa is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Mathematics and Computer Science at Loyola University New Orleans . Prior to this, he was a Postdoctoral Fellow in Large Language Models (LLMs) at American University in Washington, DC. Education: Ph.D. in Computer Engineering (2018-2022), University of Campinas Research Interests span Natural Language Processing , Large Language Models , Machine Learning , and Quality of Experience (QoE) in multimedia systems. His work combines 5G networks and deep learning to optimize video streaming performance, while also exploring hate speech detection in online platforms using advanced NLP techniques. Publications focus on two primary areas: (1) 5G network optimization for video QoE, including ML-based stall prediction and QoS-to-QoE mapping, and (2) hate speech analysis using LLMs to detect coded terms in extremist social media. These studies demonstrate his dual expertise in telecommunications and social media NLP . Industry Experience includes six years as a full-stack developer, which enriches his teaching with practical insights. His research is reproducible and has been published in top-tier venues like IEEE WCNC , DSAA , and ACM QoSS conferences.

• Natural Language Processing
• Large Language Models
• Machine Learning
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Dr. Xiaofei Zhang is a professor at Nankai University's Business School in China, with affiliations at Harbin Institute of Technology's School of Management and Hong Kong Polytechnic University's Faculty of Business. His work focuses on health informatics, digital patient-physician communication, and social media's role in healthcare. Key Research Areas: Online health communities, mHealth adoption, rumor dynamics in pandemics, and digital healthcare ethics Methodological Focus: Longitudinal studies, affective response analysis, and SOR (Stimulus-Organism-Response) framework applications Recent studies analyze linguistic convergence in telehealth consultations, monetization strategies in health Q&A forums, and multi-physician team impacts on patient satisfaction. His work appears in journals like Information Processing & Management , IEEE Transactions on Engineering Management , and Computers in Human Behavior . Collaborators include Dr. Xitong Guo (Harbin Institute of Technology), Dr. Kee-hung Lai (Hong Kong Polytechnic University), and Dr. Fanbo Meng. No formal awards or student lists are documented in public records.

• Health Informatics
• Online Health Communities
• Social Media Impact on Healthcare
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Sophia Baik is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Communication at the University of San Diego. Her work focuses on the intersection of communication technology, policy, and power dynamics, particularly examining data privacy, surveillance, and AI governance. PhD in Communication from the University of Southern California MA in Communication & Public Diplomacy from the University of Southern California BA in International Relations from Seoul National University Her research investigates how emerging communication technologies are regulated and how these policies (re)configure social and political power structures. Key areas include: Data privacy laws addressing structural discrimination Ethical implications of media business models in the data economy Cross-border AI governance frameworks Sophia teaches courses such as Media Law and Policy, International Media, and The Cultures of New Media, prioritizing experiential learning and inclusion to make regulatory issues accessible to students.

• Communication Technology Policy
• Data Privacy
• Networked Surveillance
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Dr. Pradeep Divakaran is an Associate Professor of Marketing at Rennes School of Business, France. He holds a Ph.D. from Aarhus University (Denmark), and academic qualifications in e-Business and Management from Politecnico di Torino and Cardiff University. His research focuses on digital marketing strategies, brand management, and leveraging online communities for innovation and market prediction. He teaches courses on digital marketing, brand management, and innovation at both executive and academic levels. His research interests include predicting market trends using technology, new product development strategies, and understanding user-generated content in digital platforms. He has published extensively in top-tier journals such as Technological Forecasting & Social Change , IEEE Transactions on Engineering Management , and Strategic Change . His work bridges academic theory and industry practice, emphasizing the application of computational methods and social network analysis to marketing challenges. Divakaran has presented his research at conferences including the Academy of Management, European Academy of Management, and Harvard Open Innovation workshops. His recent work explores AI-driven customer experience optimization and the role of influencers in shaping tourism perceptions. Despite no explicit awards listed, his contributions reflect impactful scholarly and practical insights in digital marketing and innovation management. He advises students and collaborates with industry partners, though specific student names or grant details are not documented here. His academic profile underscores a commitment to advancing data-driven marketing practices and understanding evolving consumer dynamics in digital ecosystems.

• Digital Marketing
• Brand Management
• Interactive Marketing
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Prof. Leen d'Haenens is a Full Professor at the Department of Communication Science, KU Leuven, and leads the Media Culture & Policy Lab. She holds affiliations with LCSICS, DigiSoc, and L-C&Y institutes. Her research focuses on media's role in minority representation, migration discourse, and digital literacy. She actively promotes media accountability and has led over 15 research projects as principal investigator. Teaching includes courses on media policy, text analysis, and digital society. Recent work addresses Islamophobia, refugee crisis framing, and media literacy interventions. Her projects span Europe, examining polarization, migrant deservingness, and online misinformation. Education & Research Prof. d'Haenens' academic contributions include over 100 publications. Current projects (2023–2029) explore migrant integration, online discourse dynamics, and media literacy governance. She co-develops interventions targeting youth digital skills and resilience against misinformation. Labs/Teams: Media Culture & Policy Lab (director), LCSICS (member) Teaching: Courses on media policy, communication analysis, and crisis communication Grants/Projects: €2.1M+ secured for 15+ projects (2023–2029), including EU Horizon and Flemish funding Awards & Recognition: None explicitly listed but recognized as leading scholar in media policy and migration communication.

• Media Policy
• Media Responsibility and Accountability
• International Communication
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