جست‌وجوی استاد و پژوهشگر

• Gender and Technology
• Intersectional Equality
• Inclusive Design
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Dr. Siân Brooke serves as an Assistant Professor and MacGillavry Fellow at the Digital Interactions Lab (DIL), University of Amsterdam. Her interdisciplinary work bridges data science and critical social research to investigate gender and intersectional equality in technology interactions, with a focus on ethical AI and human-centered computing systems. Her research centers on gender dynamics in technology , inclusive platform design , and systemic bias mitigation in digital environments. Brooke employs mixed-methods approaches combining large-scale data analysis of platforms like GitHub and Stack Overflow with ethnographic studies and controlled experiments. Key themes include how programming styles reflect gender differences without impacting quality, how online labor markets perpetuate discrimination through design choices, and how internet memes reinforce toxic masculinity in physical tech spaces like hackathons. Analysis of her recent publications reveals consistent focus on exposing and redesigning discriminatory mechanisms in technology. Her 2024 work demonstrates how platform interventions (community composition, identity flairs) can reduce hiring discrimination in online labor markets, while her GitHub study proves gendered programming styles exist but don't correlate with code quality. A unifying thread across all work is the development of concrete design solutions for more equitable technology ecosystems. Dr. Brooke's recognition includes: NWO Veni Grant (€320,000) for "Human-Centered Code: Building Accessible IDEs for Neurodiverse Women in Computing Education" Leverhulme Early Career Fellowship examining gender in collaborative computing environments She actively mentors through hiring a PhD candidate for her NWO project (closing November 2024) and serves on the Open Tech Fund Advisory Council guiding global internet freedom initiatives. Her commitment to research transparency led to implementing Open Science Badges as Associated Editor for Data and Ethics, recognizing reproducible practices in scholarly work. Brooke leads the Digital Interaction Lab's research on technology equity, including the "Mock-Freelancer.com" experimental platform testing anti-discrimination interventions in online labor markets. Her lab collaborates across disciplines to develop accessible computing environments and policy recommendations for inclusive technology design, with recent work featured in LSE Research explaining gender disparities in programming.

• Digital Health
• Health Informatics
• Data Linkage
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Professor James Boyd serves as the inaugural Chair of Digital Health and Innovation at La Trobe University's Allied Health School within the Department of Digital Health Information Management. He additionally holds an adjunct professorship at Deakin University and adjunct roles at Northern Health and Eastern Health, reflecting his extensive engagement across academic and healthcare sectors. With over 25 years of expertise, Professor Boyd is a leading international authority in health data linkage, having co-developed the Privacy-preserving Record Linkage (PPRL) methodology. His research centers on digital health innovation, virtual care models, and remote monitoring systems, particularly for emergency department triage and chronic disease management. He spearheads La Trobe's Digital Health strategy to overcome healthcare inefficiencies through integrated information systems and evidence-based knowledge sharing. Professor Boyd's recent publications (2024-2026) demonstrate a strong focus on digital health education, telehealth evaluation, virtual emergency departments, and data linkage applications. His work spans health informatics, chronic disease management, and health services research, with significant contributions to improving the Australian healthcare system through technology-driven solutions. Professor Boyd's notable accolades include: Highly commended for Data Innovation by Research Australia (2023) La Trobe Allied Health School award for research innovation (2023) La Trobe University Engagement and Impact Award for developing the virtual Emergency Department with Northern Health (2023) While the source material does not detail Professor Boyd's specific advising roles or grant funding, his collaborative projects with major health services indicate active mentorship and research leadership. Professor Boyd collaborates extensively with healthcare providers including Northern Health and Eastern Health, notably co-creating the state-wide virtual emergency department service that originated during the COVID-19 pandemic as a virtual triage model for emergency departments.

Consuelo R. Navaمشاهده پروفایل

دانشیار

• Econometrics
• Time Series Analysis
• Price Indices
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Consuelo R. Nava is Associate Professor of Economic Statistics at the University of Aosta Valley (University of Valle d'Aosta) in the Department of Economic and Political Sciences. She also serves as a visiting professor at the Catholic University of the Sacred Heart in Milan and the University of Turin. Additionally, she is a member of the Cross-Border Center on Tourism and Mountain Economies. Dr. Nava earned her undergraduate degree (laurea triennale) in Business Economics from the University of Aosta Valley and Economics from the University of Turin, both with highest honors (110 e lode). She completed her PhD in Economics with a focus on applied mathematics and statistics at the University of Turin's Vilfredo Pareto Doctoral School in 2014. Following her doctorate, she worked as a research fellow at the Department of Economics and Statistics Cognetti de Martiis at the University of Turin (2014-2016) and as a research grant recipient with the Department of Translational Medicine at the University of Eastern Piedmont (2016-2017). Dr. Nava's research focuses on econometrics, time series analysis in the frequency domain, price indices, Bayesian inference, and discrete choice models. Her work bridges theoretical statistical methods with practical applications in economics, energy markets, tourism, and public health. She has developed innovative approaches to price index construction, switching behavior analysis in electricity markets, and Bayesian methods for modeling complex economic phenomena. Her publications demonstrate a strong interdisciplinary approach, with research spanning economic statistics, public health applications, tourism economics, and energy market analysis. Recent work shows an increasing focus on applying machine learning techniques alongside traditional econometric methods, particularly in analyzing startup survival during economic crises and modeling consumer behavior in liberalized markets. Dr. Nava has received several prestigious awards and recognitions: TEM Summer School Grant, Aosta, Italy Civil Society Talents Fellowship, Giovanni Goria Foundation, Asti, Italy Junior DESPINA Fellow, Big Data Lab, Turin, Italy Google Early Career Researchers Travel Grant, ISBA Socialis Prize, 7th edition, for her thesis on Corporate Social Responsibility Honor Student Scholarship, Collegio Carlo Alberto, Moncalieri, Italy As an educator, Dr. Nava has taught extensively across multiple institutions including Statistics, Quantitative Methods for Management, Econometrics, and Bayesian Statistics. She has served as a reviewer for several academic journals including Economics of Innovation and New Technology, Italian Journal of Applied Statistics, L'Industria, and Bayesian Analysis. Her research projects include studies on cruise ship impacts on destinations, illegal gambling analysis, switching behavior in European electricity markets, and Bayesian methods for analyzing asbestos exposure effects on mesothelioma risk. Her work with the Cross-Border Center on Tourism and Mountain Economies reflects her commitment to regional economic development research.

• Environmental Economics
• Economic Valuation
• Biodiversity Conservation
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Kennet Christian Uggeldahl serves as Assistant Professor in the Department of Food and Resource Economics within the Faculty of Science at the University of Copenhagen. His work centers on environmental economics, specializing in the valuation of non-market environmental goods through advanced choice experimentation methodologies. Education: PhD in Environmental Economics, University of Copenhagen (2015-2018). Dissertation: "Essays on decision making processes, information acquisition, and preferences in stated choice experiments: Applications to economic valuation of consumer and environmental goods". Research Focus: Uggeldahl pioneers the integration of eye-tracking technology with choice experiments to analyze decision-making processes in biodiversity valuation. His expertise spans stated preference methods for quantifying non-market values, with particular emphasis on Danish conservation contexts. Current work investigates public perceptions of biodiversity conservation value and socio-economic integration of biodiversity metrics. Publication Trends: Recent publications (2024-2025) demonstrate increasing policy relevance, focusing on operationalizing biodiversity valuation in Danish socio-economic analyses and green transition strategies. Earlier work (2016-2019) established methodological innovations in choice experiment reliability using eye-tracking, with applications to water quality and agricultural land management. All research consistently applies discrete choice modeling to environmental valuation within Danish ecosystems. Scientific Awards: No specific awards documented in source materials. Advising and Grants: While no advisees are listed, collaborative patterns indicate active engagement with senior researchers (e.g., Jacobsen, Olsen, Lundhede). His 2024 newspaper contribution with 25 co-authors across environmental disciplines suggests participation in large-scale policy initiatives, though specific grant funding isn't detailed. Research Environment: Uggeldahl operates within the Section for Environment and Natural Resources at IFRO (Institute of Food and Resource Economics), focusing on empirical environmental valuation methods. His work connects closely with Danish environmental agencies through applied policy analysis in biodiversity conservation and water resource management.