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GM Shafiullah is an Associate Professor at Murdoch University's School of Engineering and Energy, specializing in power systems stability, renewable energy integration, microgrids, smart grids, green hydrogen, and energy sustainability. His work addresses critical challenges in decarbonisation and future electricity networks. Education: Doctor of Philosophy in Renewable Energy Engineering, Central Queensland University (2010-2013) His research focuses on enabling technologies for 100% renewable energy systems, including hybrid PV-Battery-Hydrogen microgrids, distributed energy resource integration, and cyber-resilient power systems. He actively investigates energy transition pathways aligned with Sustainable Development Goals and large-scale electric vehicle impacts on grid stability. His scientific contributions have been recognized with: Vice Chancellors Award for Excellence in Postgraduate Research Supervision (2024) Vice Chancellor's Award for Excellence in Research and Innovation (2021) AJ Parker Award for Outstanding Early Career Researcher (2018) GM Shafiullah has supervised 17 HDR students to completion and currently guides 5 doctoral candidates. He has secured approximately $9.0 million in research funding for projects spanning industrial microgrid deployments, DER integration, and national energy strategy development. As a Senior IEEE Member and Associate Editor for multiple energy journals, he bridges academic research with real-world energy solutions. His current projects address reactive/active power management with EV integration, cyber-attack resilience in renewable-rich grids, and translating SDGs into actionable energy policies, though specific lab structures are not detailed in source materials.

• Power Systems
• Renewable Energy
• Microgrids
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Professor James Higham is a Distinguished Professor in the Department of Tourism and Marketing at Griffith University's Business School. He is a member of the Griffith Institute For Tourism and serves as Co-Director of the Climate Change Action cluster. Additionally, he is a member of the Queensland Decarbonisation Hub since April 2024. His academic career spans multiple institutions with previous connections to the University of Otago where he completed his PhD. Professor Higham's research addresses two broad themes: 'Tourism and global environmental change' and 'sport and contemporary mobility.' His work spans multiple geographical scales, examining tourism's relationship with climate change, biodiversity, and conservation at global, national, and local levels. His research is highly collaborative and interdisciplinary, bringing together diverse fields to address complex questions related to sustainable tourism, aviation emissions, marine conservation, and disaster management. His work demonstrates a strong commitment to the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals, particularly those related to climate action, responsible consumption, life on land, and life below water. Professor Higham has published extensively with 219 research outputs documented, including high-impact publications in journals like Nature Communications. His recent work shows a clear trajectory toward addressing urgent sustainability challenges in tourism, particularly regarding carbon emissions, aviation, and disaster resilience. His 2024 paper 'Drivers of global tourism carbon emissions' has received significant attention with 70 citations. Professor Higham currently supervises seven doctoral students working on diverse projects related to regenerative tourism, aviation recovery, immersive technologies, and sustainable accommodation. His supervision approach emphasizes interdisciplinary collaboration and real-world application of research findings. His active research portfolio includes multiple funded projects from 2022-2028, with significant grants from organizations including Queenstown Lakes District Council, Flinders University, University of Otago, EarthCheck, and The Institute of Transport Economics. These projects focus on sustainable tourism toolkits, cruise ship emissions, immersive technologies for regenerative tourism, and pathways to reduce climate footprints in leisure mobility. Professor Higham contributes to the academic community through teaching courses including TOUR 101 Introduction to Tourism, TOUR 216 Sport and Tourism, and TOUR 422 Tourism and Global Environmental Change. His professional activities include convening conferences on structural change for regenerative tourism and tourism policy, demonstrating his leadership in shaping the future direction of tourism research and practice.

• Tourism and Climate Change
• Sustainable Tourism
• Aviation and Aeromobility
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Dr Rebecca Higginson is a Reader in Metallurgy and Materials Engineering at Loughborough University and currently serves as the Associate Dean for Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion (from August 2025). Previously, she was Head of the Department of Materials from 2020 to 2023. Her academic career spans over two decades, beginning as a Lecturer at Loughborough in 2001. Her educational qualifications include: BEng Materials Engineering, University College Swansea, 1992 PhD, Birmingham University, 1995 DipEd, Sheffield University, 2001 Dr Higginson's research focuses on sustainable metallurgical processes with emphasis on green hydrogen production and digital decarbonisation. Her work addresses critical challenges in alloy steel applications, recrystallisation dynamics, and grain growth mechanisms in aluminium alloys, contributing to advancements in sustainable materials engineering. She actively contributes to the Green Hydrogen Group, Digital Decarbonisation initiative, and VC Cluster research ecosystems at Loughborough University. Her significant contributions to the field have been recognized through prestigious awards: IOM3 Cook/Ablett Award (2008) SAGA Best Paper Award (2011) IoM3 Stokowiec Medal and Prize (2018) for distinguished work on alloy steel applications As an educator and institutional leader, she serves as Wellbeing Champion and Mental Health First Aider while driving equity initiatives across the university.

• Green Hydrogen
• Digital Decarbonisation
• Metallurgy
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Professor Roberto Palacin is a faculty member at Newcastle University specializing in transport engineering. His research spans rail systems, sustainable transport, maritime logistics, and data-driven infrastructure optimization, with consistent publication output from 2022 to 2025. His primary research interests focus on decarbonizing transport networks through innovative engineering solutions. Key areas include rail performance analysis using tools like Time Signal at Red (TSAR), electric vehicle charging infrastructure optimization, maritime emissions reduction, and air quality policy interventions. He employs interdisciplinary approaches combining simulation modeling, machine learning, and multi-objective optimization to address complex transport challenges. Analysis of his 14 publications (2022-2025) reveals a strong emphasis on practical applications for sustainable mobility. Recurring themes include the integration of data analytics in rail operations, development of resilient maritime logistics frameworks, and cross-sectoral collaboration for safety and emissions reduction. His work consistently targets real-world implementation of decarbonization strategies across transport modes.

• Transport Engineering
• Rail Systems
• Sustainable Transport
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Sudipta Sarkar is a Senior Lecturer in Tourism Management at Anglia Ruskin University's School of Management within the Faculty of Business and Law. He specializes in sustainable tourism and events, with particular expertise in heritage and gastronomy tourism. His educational background includes a PhD from the prestigious School of Hotel and Tourism Management (SHTM) at The Hong Kong Polytechnic University. He also holds a PGCert in Learning and Teaching (Higher Education) from ARU and is a Fellow of Higher Education Academy (FHEA) from Advance HE. Sudipta's research interests focus on sustainable mass urban tourism, proximity tourism, gastronomy tourism, experiential learning in tourism & events, and social media applications in tourism. His work emphasizes the intersection of sustainability, technology, and cultural experiences in tourism development, with particular attention to making ecotourism accessible to broader audiences rather than just elite classes. His recent publications demonstrate a strong focus on sustainable tourism practices, with particular attention to urban ecosystems, gastronomy, and the role of social media in enhancing tourist experiences. His work bridges academic theory with practical applications in tourism management and education, often connecting with industry practitioners through platforms like the "Good Tourism" blog. Fellow (FHEA) Advance HE Special Achievement Award (Global Talent) 2018 from Woosong Foundation, Woosong University, South Korea Nominated for Student Staff Partnership Awards 2020 by ARU Students' Union BA/Leverhulme Small Research Grants SRG 2023 Round as Lead/Principal Applicant Sudipta successfully secured the prestigious BA/Leverhulme Small Research Grants SRG 2023 Round as Lead/Principal applicant for his project 'Proximity tourism; investigating its capabilities in decarbonisation, augmenting personal wellbeing and socio-economic revitalization in the UK' with a grant amount of £9,986.20. He also serves as an External Advisor and Academic Examiner for the FdSc Sustainable Tourism Management program at Petroc College (University of Plymouth). His research supervision focuses on topics relating to tourism and hospitality industries, with a particular emphasis on sustainable practices and educational approaches. With extensive international experience having worked in higher education institutions in Malaysia, Hong Kong, and South Korea prior to his position at ARU, Sudipta brings a global perspective to his research and teaching. His work often connects with practitioners through platforms like the "Good Tourism" blog, where he shares insights on making ecotourism accessible to broader audiences.

• Tourism
• Events Management
• Sustainable Tourism
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Mira Manini Tiwari is a Research Fellow at the European University Institute's Robert Schuman Centre for Advanced Studies, where she contributes to the Knowledge, Governance and Transformations group and Florence School of Regulation – Climate. Concurrently, she holds a research position in Environmental Economics at the University of Siena focused on agricultural decarbonisation. Her multidisciplinary career spans: Public policy evaluation at Bruno Kessler Foundation Climate deliberation research via EUComMeet Education consulting and curriculum design Environmental sustainability education Her research examines societal learning for sustainable development through evidence-based policy, climate communication, and critical data analysis. She specializes in bridging scientific knowledge, policymaking, and citizen engagement using socioecological frameworks and decolonial approaches. Current projects include the Horizon Europe initiative CAPABLE studying climate policy acceptability and Agritech's agricultural decarbonisation efforts.

• Sustainable Development
• Evidence-Informed Policy
• Climate Policy
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Dr Jonathan Wagner serves as Senior Lecturer and Programme Director for the Undergraduate Chemical Engineering Programme at Loughborough University, while also co-directing the Interdisciplinary Centre for Circular Chemical Economy (CircularChem). His academic credentials include: PhD in Chemical Engineering, Centre for Sustainable Chemical Technologies, University of Bath (2016) MRes in Sustainable Chemical Technologies (Distinction), Centre for Sustainable Chemical Technologies, University of Bath MEng in Chemical Engineering (1st Class Honours), Department of Chemical Engineering, University of Bath Wagner's research spans sustainable chemical engineering with emphasis on algae-based bioenergy systems, carbon capture/utilisation, and circular economy frameworks. His work integrates hydrothermal liquefaction of microalgae with industrial decarbonisation strategies, particularly through algae-based carbon capture projects for UK industrial clusters. Current leadership includes a £483k IDRIC-Wave 2 project addressing cluster decarbonisation. His recognition includes: 2022 Teaching Innovation Award for modernizing chemical engineering design pedagogy 2022 IChemE Global Team Award with Sellafield Ltd for nuclear chemical engineering skills development 2016 University Finalist for Ede & Ravenscroft Prize 2016 University Finalist for Three Minute Thesis competition 2014 Energy YES business competition victory Wagner has secured over £6 million in research funding since 2012 as PI/Co-I from UKRI and Royal Society, including a £125k proof-of-concept study on algae-based biomethane purification. He co-founded Loughborough's Mini-CDT in low-dimensional catalysis and serves on the Biomass & Bioenergy editorial board while guest-editing RSC's 'Sustainable Composites' collection.

• Chemical Engineering
• Sustainable Energy
• Biofuels
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Sebastian Ebbing serves as a Lecturer in Maritime Technologies at Jade University of Applied Sciences since 2019 and concurrently pursues doctoral studies at HSBA (Hamburg School of Business Administration) under Prof. Dr. Max Johns since 2022. He also acts as Technical Advisor for Climate Protection at the German Shipowners' Association, advising on regulatory frameworks at national, EU, and UN levels. His educational background includes a Bachelor's degree in Nautical and Maritime Transport and a Master's in International Maritime Management. Prior industry experience spans climate protection regulation, maritime energy transition strategies, and digitalization projects for Hamburg-based shipping entities. Research centers on sustainable decarbonization of global maritime transport through on-board $$\text{CO}_2$$ capture systems, logistics for $$\text{CO}_2$$ circular economies, and climate-neutral fuel integration. His work bridges industrial $$\text{CO}_2$$ reuse with maritime regulatory innovation, emphasizing scalable solutions for carbon-neutral shipping. As founding board member of Jade University's Research Institute for Innovation and Sustainable Logistics since 2021, he drives cross-sectoral collaboration on maritime sustainability infrastructure and policy implementation.

• International Shipping
• Decarbonisation
• Climate-Neutral Waterborne Transport
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Joachim Peter Tilsted is a Postdoc researcher at the Department of Food and Resource Economics, Section for Production, Markets and Policy at the University of Copenhagen's Faculty of Science. His research engages with the political economy of sustainability transitions, focusing on the decarbonisation of heavy industries and climate change. His educational background includes: PhD in Environmental and Energy System Studies from Lund University (awarded September 2024) MSc in Agricultural Economics from University of Copenhagen (awarded July 2020) BSc in International Business and Politics from Copenhagen Business School (awarded July 2018) Tilsted takes an interdisciplinary approach to research, drawing on approaches from international political economy, transition studies, and ecological economics. His work critically examines the political economy of sustainability transitions, with particular focus on the petrochemical industry, the limits of green growth, national and corporate climate targets, and green hydrogen investments. His research challenges conventional narratives about decarbonization pathways and examines the power dynamics shaping sustainability transitions in heavy industries. His publication record shows a consistent focus on the intersection of political economy and environmental sustainability. The most recent articles demonstrate an increasing focus on corporate climate strategies, petrochemical industry transitions, and critical assessments of green growth narratives. His work has gained significant attention with citations across multiple platforms, news outlets, and policy discussions. As a researcher at the University of Copenhagen, Tilsted contributes to advancing critical perspectives on sustainability transitions within food and resource economics. His interdisciplinary approach bridges political economy with environmental science to provide nuanced analyses of decarbonization challenges in heavy industries.

• Political Economy
• Sustainability Transitions
• Climate Change
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Linda Chalupová serves as Professor of Environmental and Sustainability Sciences and Vice Dean in the Department of Nutritional, Food and Consumer Studies at Fulda University of Applied Sciences since December 2022. Her academic credentials include: Dr. Oecotrophology from Justus Liebig University Giessen (2012-2017) M.Sc. Food Sciences from Hamburg University of Applied Sciences (2009-2012) B.Sc. Ecotrophology from Hamburg University of Applied Sciences (2006-2009) Chalupová's research spans sustainable development, environmental/climate protection, sustainability reporting, management systems, and decarbonisation in supply chains. She leads the federally funded "NachhaltigSPS" project analyzing sustainable meal production in community catering and contributed to CO2-neutral restaurant initiatives. Her work integrates food systems with environmental policy and corporate sustainability frameworks. She holds significant governance roles including Board Member of DGE Section Hessen, CFO at zeb e.V., and expert positions at DGQ and DIN. Her industry experience includes Director of HSEQ at Compass Group Germany (2020-2022) and leadership roles in packaging/engineering sectors. She actively disseminates research through lectures on sustainable catering at national conferences and participates in policy dialogues like the Federal Minister's panel on animal welfare. Chalupová represents the ELVe Centre in Fulda University's Sustainability Strategy and Climate Protection steering committees, driving institutional decarbonisation efforts while maintaining active industry partnerships in food systems innovation.

• Sustainable development
• Environmental and climate protection
• Sustainability reporting
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