جست‌وجوی استاد و پژوهشگر

Chinedu Ivonyeمشاهده پروفایل

استاد

• Clinical Research
• Curriculum Development
• Medical Education
• +۳ مورد دیگر

Dr. Chinedu Ivonye serves as Senior Associate Dean for Graduate Medical Education and Designated Institutional Official (DIO) for ACGME at Morehouse School of Medicine. With dual appointments in Internal Medicine and Graduate Medical Education, he oversees all residency and fellowship programs while leading initiatives to enhance medical training quality and diversity. Dr. Ivonye's research focuses on clinical education innovation and health disparities reduction , particularly through improving palliative care training at HBCUs and developing resident-driven research opportunities. His work addresses critical gaps in medical education that disproportionately affect Black trainees and patients. Analysis of his publications reveals consistent contributions to medical education methodology , palliative care integration , and health equity research . His 2021-2023 publications demonstrate particular focus on pandemic adaptation in medical training and structural solutions to racial disparities in healthcare education. 2014: Internal Medicine Faculty of the Year 2014: MSM Graduate Medicine Education Faculty of the Year Three consecutive GME Faculty of the Year nominations (2011-2013) Dr. Ivonye has secured multiple educational grants supporting resident research initiatives and curriculum development projects. His mentorship approach emphasizes structured scholarly activity development, with particular attention to creating opportunities for underrepresented trainees through resident-driven research clubs and targeted palliative care training interventions.

• Structural Engineering
• Deployable Structures
• Low Carbon Design
• +۳ مورد دیگر

Professor Neil Currie is a chartered structural engineer (FIStructE) and chartered civil engineer (MICE) at the University of Salford's School of Science, Engineering & Environment. With over 25 years of industry experience in structural engineering design, he brings extensive practical knowledge to his academic role. His affiliations include the Centre for Future Engineering at the University of Salford, where he conducts research on innovative structural solutions. Professor Currie's educational background includes: Bachelor's Degree in Civil Engineering (1994-1997) Doctor of Philosophy in "Kinky Structures" (2011-2020, completed part-time) Postgraduate Certificate in Academic Practice (2010-2012, completed part-time) His research interests focus on creating sustainable and innovative structural solutions, with particular emphasis on Low Carbon Design of Structures , Retrofitting Existing Structures , Reduction of Embedded Carbon in Structures , Deployable Structures , Adaptable Structures , Timber Design , and Lightweight Structures . Much of his work incorporates biomimetic principles, drawing inspiration from natural phenomena to develop novel engineering approaches. Professor Currie has published extensively on topics related to deployable structures, disproportionate collapse analysis of timber buildings, and innovative teaching methods in structural engineering. Professor Currie has led significant research projects including a KTP with Technocover (2017-2019). His industry experience spans a wide range of projects from £200m mixed-use developments and 50-storey buildings to innovative tensile fabric structures, deployable structures, and sustainable timber buildings. He has also contributed to advancing engineering education through the implementation of the inverted classroom approach for structures modules.