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Anna Scherbinaمشاهده پروفایل

استاد

• Behavioral Finance
• Asset Pricing
• Real Estate
• +۳ مورد دیگر

Anna Scherbina is a Professor of Finance at Brandeis International Business School, holding the Janet L. Yellen Distinguished Chair in Business. She also serves as a Nonresident Senior Scholar at the American Enterprise Institute and Associate Editor at the Journal of Banking and Finance. Previously, she was an associate professor at UC Davis, assistant professor at Harvard Business School, and senior economist at the White House's Council of Economic Advisers from 2017-2019. Education: Ph.D. in Finance, Kellogg Graduate School of Management at Northwestern University B.S., New York University Scherbina specializes in behavioral finance, asset pricing, cybersecurity economics, and real estate. Her research addresses why sophisticated mutual fund managers hold onto poor-performing stocks, how investor disagreement affects stock returns, the economic impact of cyber activity, and historical real estate market dynamics. Her work consistently bridges theoretical finance with practical policy applications. Analysis of Scherbina's publications reveals a strategic expansion from traditional finance topics to contemporary economic challenges. Her cybersecurity research has provided groundbreaking evidence on how cyber incidents damage firm value, while her pandemic economics work has offered rigorous cost-benefit analyses of lockdown policies that informed national discussions during the COVID-19 crisis. Scientific Awards: Research Grant from the Institute for Quantitative Research in Finance, Q Group (2013) Jack Treynor Prize, Q Group (2018) Scherbina served as MAIEF Program Director at Brandeis and has advised numerous graduate students. Her research has received funding from the Institute for Quantitative Research in Finance and informed significant policy work, including the White House report on the economic cost of malicious cyber activity. She teaches Investments, Corporate Finance, Real Estate, PhD Asset Pricing, and Cybersecurity courses, connecting classroom learning with real-world economic challenges.

Christoph Waldمشاهده پروفایل

استاد

• Abdominal Imaging
• Liver Imaging
• Liver Transplant Imaging
• +۵ مورد دیگر

Christoph Wald, M.D., Ph.D., M.B.A. is a Professor of Radiology at Mayo Clinic School of Medicine in Rochester, Minnesota. He is a board-certified radiologist with expertise in Abdominal Imaging and applied imaging informatics. Dr. Wald holds significant leadership positions including Vice Chair of the Board of Chancellors of the American College of Radiology (ACR) and Chair of the Commission on Informatics for the ACR Board of Chancellors. His professional affiliations include Mayo Clinic School of Medicine, American College of Radiology (in multiple leadership roles), and Lahey Hospital and Medical Center where he serves on the Medical Executive Committee and Board of Governors (2023-2025). Dr. Wald's educational background is highly interdisciplinary, featuring an MD from Bonn University Medical School (1995), a PhD in Experimental Urology/Pathology from the same institution (1996), and an MBA from Babson College (2015). His clinical training includes residencies in Radiology at Lahey Clinic and Dusseldorf University Hospital, followed by an abdominal imaging fellowship at Lahey Clinic and Massachusetts General Hospital. Dr. Wald's research focuses on the critical intersection of radiology and technology, with particular emphasis on applied informatics and the implementation of artificial intelligence in healthcare. His scholarly work spans abdominal imaging, liver imaging, and the rapidly evolving field of AI applications in medical imaging. Recent publications demonstrate his leadership in developing frameworks for AI implementation, cybersecurity in medical imaging, and peer learning approaches in radiology education and quality improvement. His work addresses practical challenges in integrating emerging technologies into clinical radiology practice while maintaining safety, efficacy, and regulatory compliance. Dr. Wald has received numerous prestigious awards including the 'Top Doctors' recognition from Boston Magazine (2015), the Silver Medal from the American Roentgen Ray Society (2005), and the Distinguished Committee Service Award from the American College of Radiology (2003). His 2024-2025 publications show continued leadership in shaping the future of AI in radiology through multi-society collaborations and practical implementation guidance. As an active leader in the radiology community, Dr. Wald contributes to national policy development through his roles with the American College of Radiology. His work bridges clinical practice, academic research, and healthcare administration, with a particular focus on how emerging technologies can improve radiology services and patient care while addressing critical challenges like cybersecurity, regulatory compliance, and effective implementation strategies.

• Sustainability Reporting
• Enterprise Risk Management
• Integrated Reporting
• +۵ مورد دیگر

Dr. Salaheldin Hamad serves as a Lecturer in the Department of Finance and Accounting at Glasgow Caledonian University, United Kingdom. His academic profile encompasses active research, teaching responsibilities, and supervision of PhD students within the finance and accounting discipline. His research expertise centers on critical intersections of corporate sustainability and financial governance: Sustainability Reporting & Voluntary Disclosure Practices Enterprise Risk Management (ERM) for ESG Risks Integrated Reporting Framework Development Sustainability Committee Governance Structures Intellectual Capital in Risk Mitigation Analysis of Dr. Hamad's 13 publications (2020-2025) reveals accelerating scholarly output with increasing industry relevance. His work predominantly addresses finance-sustainability convergence through high-impact journals, demonstrating expertise in translating UN Sustainable Development Goals into corporate governance frameworks. Key contributions examine how sustainability committees mediate disclosure efficacy, ERM systems drive green growth, and intellectual capital buffers cybersecurity risks. As a PhD supervisor, Dr. Hamad actively recruits candidates for research in sustainability accounting and ESG risk management. Prospective students should contact him directly to explore funding-aligned projects at the nexus of corporate reporting, risk governance, and sustainable finance.

• International Commercial Arbitration
• Consumer Law
• International Commercial Law
• +۴ مورد دیگر

Professor Therese Wilson serves as Head and Dean of Griffith Law School at Griffith University, where she is also affiliated with the Law Futures Centre (2008-2024) and Arts Education and Law Group. Admitted as a solicitor of Queensland's Supreme Court, she combines academic leadership with practical legal expertise. Her research focuses on international commercial arbitration, consumer protection, and financial regulation, with particular emphasis on credit accessibility for vulnerable populations. She examines regulatory frameworks through empirical studies like her 2023 consumer survey on 'Treating Customers Fairly' regimes and policy analyses of Buy Now Pay Later services. Her work consistently bridges doctrinal law and real-world impact, addressing Sustainable Development Goals 1 (Poverty), 10 (Inequality), and 16 (Justice). Recent publication trends (2023-2025) reveal deepening engagement with fintech regulation and investor-state dispute settlement reform, while maintaining strong output in CISG case analysis. Her scholarship shows increasing policy relevance, with direct contributions to Australian regulatory debates. Professor Wilson actively supervises six doctoral students across topics including DeFi tokenisation, tax avoidance, and cross-jurisdictional data management. Her funded research includes: Consumer Policy Research Centre's $50,905 project on off-the-plan property disclosure (2019-2020) Findex consultancy on retirement village payment regulations (2020) Consumer Affairs Victoria's credit code evaluation for low-income consumers (2007-2009) While not leading a traditional laboratory, she shapes research through Griffith's Law Futures Centre and external leadership roles including Chair of the Australian Financial Inclusion Network and Foresters Community Finance Limited, demonstrating commitment to translating academic work into community impact.

Theodosis Mourouzisمشاهده پروفایل

استادیار

• Information Security
• Cryptography
• Blockchain
• +۴ مورد دیگر

Dr Theodosis Mourouzis serves as an Assistant Professor of Information Management at the University of Nicosia and directs the MSc in Business Intelligence and Data Analytics program within the Department of Information Technologies. Academic Background: PhD in Information Security and Cryptography from University College London (UCL) MSc in Advanced Studies in Mathematics from University of Cambridge BA/MA in Mathematics from University of Cambridge Research Expertise: Dr Mourouzis specializes in information security with deep technical focus on cryptography (including symmetric/asymmetric cryptanalysis) and blockchain ecosystems . His work spans theoretical cryptanalysis of algorithms like GOST and SIMON to practical implementations such as privacy-preserving healthcare blockchain solutions. Current research emphasizes efficient blockchain design and security evaluation frameworks. Publication Trends: His 14 publications (2011-2021) reveal an evolution from foundational cryptanalysis (differential/algebraic attacks on ciphers) toward applied blockchain systems. Key thematic clusters include cryptographic security evaluation (35% of works), blockchain innovation (40%), and authentication systems (25%), demonstrating consistent technical rigor across theoretical and implementation challenges. Academic Leadership: As MSc Director, he oversees program development bridging technical cryptography research with business intelligence applications, indicating strong curriculum design capabilities and industry-academia translation focus.

• Private Law
• Contract Law
• Construction Law
• +۳ مورد دیگر

Ole Hansen is a Professor of Private Law at the University of Copenhagen, Faculty of Law, where he has been employed since 2010. He co-founded the Centre for Private Governance (CEPRI) in 2020 and previously co-founded the Centre for Enterprise Liability in 2008. His academic leadership includes serving as President of the European Society for Construction Law (2022-2023) and chairing the PhD Committee at the Faculty of Law since 2020. He also holds board positions as chair of the Danish Society for Construction Law and member of the Danish Climate and Energy Law Society. Education: Dr.jur. (2008), University of Copenhagen, Faculty of Law (Dissertation: "Det entrepriseretlige hjemmelsproblem") Master of Laws (1994), University of Copenhagen, Faculty of Law Hansen's research centers on private law with specialized focus on contract law, construction law, energy law, and digital construction law (BIM). His work examines how private actors undertake public tasks, with recent emphasis on decarbonization in transport infrastructure and sustainability requirements in commercial contracts. He has led major research initiatives including "Digital Construction Law" and "BIM International," funded by Realdania, the Danish Transport Authority, and industry partners, addressing legal frameworks for emerging technologies in construction. Analysis of his recent publications reveals a strong trajectory toward sustainable construction practices and digital transformation. Over 60% of his 2022-2024 outputs address decarbonization challenges in infrastructure contracts and BIM implementation, reflecting industry shifts toward environmental compliance and digital workflows. His scholarship consistently bridges theoretical legal concepts with practical construction industry applications, particularly in long-term contractual relationships and public procurement thresholds. Professor Hansen chairs the Faculty of Law's PhD Committee and has secured substantial research funding including projects on digital construction law (2018-2022) and new contractual forms in construction (2009-2013), supported by Realdania and government authorities. His editorial leadership includes editing special issues of the Journal of Housing and Construction Law on BIM legal aspects. He co-founded and actively directs the Centre for Private Governance (CEPRI), which investigates governance models where private entities perform public functions. His research teams collaborate internationally on construction law modernization, with recent work engaging the European Commission on transport infrastructure decarbonization standards.

• Counselor Education
• Counseling Ethics and Policy
• Technology in Counseling
• +۳ مورد دیگر

Dr. Tyler Wilkinson serves as Associate Professor of Counseling and Department Chair in the Department of Counseling at Mercer University's College of Professional Advancement. A licensed professional counselor in Georgia maintaining a limited private practice, he actively contributes to the American Counseling Association, Association for Counselor Education and Supervision, and Association for Humanistic Counseling. His educational credentials include: PhD in Counselor Education, Auburn University (2012) MA in Marriage and Family Therapy, Richmont Graduate University (2009) BS in Human Development and Family Studies, Auburn University (2005) Dr. Wilkinson's research examines technology integration in mental health services through humanistic and existential frameworks. His scholarship investigates virtual reality applications for counselor training, ethical implications of teletherapy, and attachment dynamics in couples counseling. Current work explores social stress mechanisms and virtual reality efficacy while addressing licensure policy gaps and cognitive development in counseling students. Analysis of his 15 recent publications reveals consistent focus on ethical technology implementation (40% of output), with growing emphasis on virtual reality training (27% since 2020). His work bridges theoretical counseling frameworks with practical clinical innovations, frequently examining intersections between digital tools and humanistic principles. Key recognitions include: Excellence in Teaching Award, College of Professional Advancement (2020) Excellence in Advising Award, College of Professional Advancement (2019) Outstanding Master's Counselor Education Program, SACES (2018) As Department Chair and active researcher, Dr. Wilkinson mentors doctoral students while maintaining clinical practice. His editorial roles for major journals demonstrate scholarly leadership, and ongoing presentations at national conferences reflect engagement with evolving professional standards. Current research examines social stress pathways and virtual reality training efficacy through NIH-funded collaborations.

Carl Zhangمشاهده پروفایل

استادیار

• Social Network Privacy
• Data Science
• Machine Learning
• +۴ مورد دیگر

Carl Zhang serves as Assistant Professor of Computer Information Systems and Paul Engler Professor of Business Innovation at West Texas A&M University's Department of Computer Information and Decision Management within the Paul and Virginia Engler College of Business. Joining in 2020, he teaches programming, social network analysis, and data visualization courses while leading research in privacy and machine learning applications. His academic credentials include: Ph.D. in Computer Science, George Washington University (2020) M.S. in Computer Science, George Washington University (2017) B.S. in Information Management, Shandong Normal University (2015) Dr. Zhang's research centers on social network privacy vulnerabilities, data science methodologies, and machine learning implementations. His work bridges theoretical security frameworks with business applications, particularly in deanonymization resistance, malware detection systems, and consumer trust modeling in digital marketplaces. Current investigations focus on federated learning optimization and psychological factors in AI-driven e-commerce. Publication trends reveal increasing emphasis on practical security solutions, with recent work (2024-2025) addressing real-world challenges in data heterogeneity and malware classification. His output spans high-impact journals including IEEE Transactions and Journal of Computer Information Systems, demonstrating consistent contributions to both theoretical foundations and business applications. Key recognitions include: Paul Engler Professor of Business Innovation (2024) College of Business Teaching Excellence Award (2023) Dr. Zhang actively mentors 9-18 undergraduate students per term through structured projects like the ABET accreditation system and community initiatives. His $2,950 WTAMU Foundation grant (2022) supports IT knowledge dissemination via guest lectures and learning platforms. He leads student engagement through BuffTeks and Buff Analytics communities, fostering hands-on technical development. Though without a formal lab, he cultivates research opportunities through course projects, competition mentorship (e.g., USITCC winners), and software development initiatives like the Program Assessment Reporting System deployed on WT's network infrastructure.