Ioulia Ossokina is an Associate Professor of Urban Economics for Technological Innovation at Eindhoven University of Technology's Department of Built Environment . Her research focuses on data-driven mathematical models to predict urban behavior, particularly for vulnerable groups in energy transitions, and integrates big data, AI, and behavioral games into cost-benefit analyses for policy-makers. Education : PhD in Mathematical Economics and Econometrics (Erasmus University Rotterdam, 2003); 13-year tenure as senior researcher at CPB Netherlands Bureau for Economic Policy Analysis before joining TU/e in 2016. Research Highlights : Develops tools for inclusive city planning and energy-efficient housing targeting low-income populations Leads the UBeX Urban Behaviour eXtended Reality Lab for immersive urban preference studies Co-developed the LUCA spatial equilibrium model for analyzing transportation and urban development Innovates in senior living concepts through econometric analysis and architectural design integration Article Trends : Her publications span energy transition impacts (15/20 articles), transportation economics (6/20), and senior housing (5/20), with methodological focus on stated choice experiments , spatial modeling , and digital behavioral twins . Advising & Grants : Supervises 30+ junior researchers Secured major grants from NWO , RVO , and Netspar for energy poverty and senior living projects Collaborates with housing associations (Woonbedrijf, Atriensis) and TU Delft architects Lab & Collaborations : Founder of TU/e's Urban Economics cluster (since 2016) Co-leads EAISI Mobility and Health in the Built Environment initiatives Organized interactive workshops like Science meets Public Housing with 100+ participants
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Robert Gutzwiller is an Associate Professor in Human Systems Engineering at The Polytechnic School, Arizona State University . He serves as Associate Director of the Center for Human, Artificial Intelligence, and Robot Teaming and Affiliate of the Center for Cybersecurity & Trusted Foundations , both under ASU's Global Security Initiative. Education: Ph.D. in Cognitive Psychology (2014, Colorado State University) M.S. in Cognitive Psychology (2011, Colorado State University) B.S. in Psychology (2008, Baylor University) His research focuses on cognitive engineering applications for cyberspace, transportation, and defense domains. Key areas include: Engineering human attention under multitasking overload Human-automation trust and interaction dynamics Cybersecurity cognition and defense mechanisms Human systems integration in military/healthcare Recent publications analyze 15 articles across human-AI teaming, attention modeling, and cyber defense. Notable trends include trust measurement via eye tracking, decision-making biases in cyber attackers, and workload management tools like SEEV Modeler and STOM Model. Scientific recognitions include: Jerome H. Ely Award (Human Factors Journal) Marc Resnick Best Paper Award Lightning Bolt Innovation Team Award (U.S. Navy) Exemplary Achievement Awards for leadership SMART Scholarship (U.S. Department of Defense) He has received funding from Army Research Office, DARPA, IARPA, NASA, Office of Naval Research , and other government agencies. His lab work focuses on human-autonomy teaming and cognitive cyber situational awareness through collaborations with U.S. Navy and defense institutions.
- Marketing
- Innovation
- New Product Development
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HAON Christophe is a Professor of Marketing at TBS Education, a leading business school based in France. His research focuses on the intersection of marketing, innovation, and strategic management, with particular emphasis on how marketing expertise influences corporate innovation capacity and decision-making processes. University: TBS Education School: School of Business Department: Marketing Research Interests Christophe's work explores the role of marketing in driving innovation, new product development, and organizational performance. He investigates how CEO characteristics moderate the impact of marketing-experienced board members, the dynamics of crowdsourcing contests, and the evolution of intellectual structures in technological forecasting and social change. His studies also address market orientation, trade show strategies, and knowledge flow in academic research. Article Trends His recent publications (2023–2025) highlight the strategic importance of marketing in corporate governance, green innovation, and contest-based design. Earlier works (2017–2020) delve into new product development, motivation theory, and bibliometric analyses of innovation management. The recurring themes include CEO influence, team diversity, and sustainable innovation practices.
- Microelectronics
- Hardware Security
- Fault Modeling
- +۴ مورد دیگر
Professor Vincent Beroulle at Grenoble Institute of Technology's Esisar campus leads the LCIS laboratory, focusing on security and safety of complex integrated circuits and systems. His work bridges fault modeling, fault injection, and security for IoT and RFID technologies. Education: Engineer Degree (INPG, 1996), Master (University of Montpellier II, 1999), Ph.D. (University of Montpellier II, 2002) Current Role: Director of LCIS Laboratory, Professor in Embedded System Security & Safety Research spans hardware security, fault injection attacks, and vulnerability analysis of embedded systems. Recent work includes clock glitch fault injection studies, lightweight ECC countermeasures for RFID, and aging effects on PUF architectures. His team explores cross-layer methodologies to enhance fault models and security protocols. Supervision includes 12 current and former PhD students tackling topics like secure RFID tags, fault injection countermeasures, and PUF-based security. Projects under ANR, PEPR Cyber, and ERASMUS+ funding drive his lab's innovation in secure embedded design.
Boskos Georgios serves as Associate Professor in Organization and Management of Nutrition Units at Harokopio University of Athens, where he contributes to academic leadership in food safety and nutrition management. His position bridges scientific research with practical applications in food service systems across Greece. Education: Bachelor's degree in Chemistry, Aristotle University, School of Sciences, 1991 Postgraduate studies in Food and Nutrition Science, Ghent University, Belgium, 1992-1993 PhD in Applied Biological Sciences, Ghent University, Belgium, 1998 Research Focus: Dr. Boskos investigates critical intersections of Food Safety , Total Quality Management , and Food Legislation within mass catering environments. His work pioneers benchmarking methodologies for retail food safety systems, analyzes emerging chemical hazards like MCPD in processed foods, and develops technological solutions for nutritional information management. Current projects emphasize Gastronomy innovation through digital tools that transform customer behavior in restaurant settings while ensuring regulatory compliance. Publication Trends: Analysis of his 2015-2018 publications reveals consistent focus on Greek food safety infrastructure, with 60% examining benchmarking systems in retail and agricultural supply chains. His research increasingly integrates technology (mHealth applications, nutritional software) with traditional food safety protocols, particularly in hospital catering for chronic conditions. Collaborative work with Greek regulatory bodies dominates recent output, showing strong alignment with national food safety priorities. Professional Engagement: Dr. Boskos actively translates research into practice through collaborations with the Hellenic Food Authority and hospital nutrition units. His work on RASFF notifications and food recall systems directly informs Greek regulatory frameworks, while nutritional software evaluations drive innovation in commercial food service operations across Athens.
- Software Engineering
- Machine Learning
- DevOps
- +۳ مورد دیگر
Emelie Engström is a software engineering researcher at Lund University, specializing in empirical studies at the intersection of academia and industry. Her work focuses on regression testing, machine learning applications in software quality, DevOps practices, and aligning requirements engineering with autonomous systems validation. University: Lund University Research Areas: Software Engineering, Machine Learning, DevOps, Autonomous Systems Her recent research examines ML-driven bug report classification, sustainable DevOps for cyber-physical systems, and optimizing anomaly detection through industrial case studies. She has developed taxonomies like SERP-test to improve communication between academic researchers and software practitioners. Key article trends show strong emphasis on: 2025: ML techniques for bug classification 2024: Ericsson case studies on automated bug assignment 2023: Anomaly detection in DevOps 2021: Autonomous driving system testing As a prolific collaborator, she works with researchers across Sweden including Per Runeson, Markus Borg, and Kai Petersen on projects ranging from cognitive load analysis in large-scale development to regression test scoping in software product lines.
Dr. Adam E. Barry is Professor and Head of the Department of Health Behavior at Texas A&M University's School of Public Health, overseeing approximately 33 faculty members. He earned his PhD in Health Education from Texas A&M University (2007), MS in Community Health Education from Florida State University (2003), and BS in School Health Education from Florida State University (2002). His administrative leadership includes prior roles as Interim Head of the Department of Health & Kinesiology (100+ faculty) and Associate Department Head. Dr. Barry's research examines social/behavioral aspects of alcohol intoxication, impaired driving, substance measurement, and alcohol policies. His work investigates marketing practices, collegiate alcohol sales, veteran health disparities, and digital platform influences. Funded by NIAAA and AAA Foundation, his studies employ diverse methodologies including social network analysis and policy evaluation. His publications focus on substance use patterns across populations, with recurring themes in college student behaviors, policy impacts, measurement innovations, and health disparities. Recent work emphasizes cannabis/e-cigarette co-use, pandemic-related mental health, and culturally tailored interventions. Awards & Honors: Boseph D. Gibbs Award (2022) Presidential Impact Fellow (2019) Fellow - American Academy of Health Behavior (2018) Mentorship Award - American Academy of Health Behavior (2018) Early Career Research Award (2017) Horizon Award - Society for Public Health Education (2014) He has led NIH/NIAAA grants including studies on veteran alcohol use and impaired driving. As graduate program chair (2015-2016), he managed 300+ students. Dr. Barry directs research teams investigating alcohol policies, digital health communication, and substance use measurement.
Patricia Stokesمشاهده پروفایل
استاد مدعو
- Creativity
- Psychology
- Educational Psychology
- +۳ مورد دیگر
Patricia Stokes is an Adjunct Professor at Barnard College, affiliated with the First Year Foundation department. Her work bridges psychology, creativity, and educational innovation, with a focus on constraint-based models in learning and artistic processes. Education: BA in Social Science from Michigan State Honors College, MFA in Painting and Graphics from Pratt Institute, and PhD in Psychology from Columbia University. Her research explores how constraints drive creativity and problem-solving, particularly in educational settings and artistic practices. Publications address topics like cognitive development in mathematics education, interdisciplinary innovation, and behavioral variability in experimental psychology. Recent articles highlight her expertise in creativity studies, product innovation, and cognitive strategies. She has also authored books such as Creativity from Constraints: The Psychology of Breakthrough , which examine the role of limitations in fostering innovation.
- Criminology
- Sociology of Law
- Immigration Studies
- +۶ مورد دیگر
Michael T. Light is Professor of Sociology and Chican@/Latin@ Studies at the University of Wisconsin-Madison, with extensive affiliations including the Center for Demography and Ecology, Center for German and European Studies, Center for Law, Society & Justice, Institute for Research on Poverty, LaFollette School of Public Affairs, and others. His research spans three major areas at the intersection of criminology, law, immigration, and inequality. His educational background includes a Ph.D. from The Pennsylvania State University (2013). Light's research focuses on three interconnected strands: (1) the intersection of law and demography examining citizenship as a mechanism of legal inequality; (2) racial inequality under the law and its relationship to crime and punishment; and (3) the immigration-crime nexus, particularly regarding undocumented populations. His work has consistently demonstrated that undocumented immigrants have substantially lower crime rates than native-born citizens and legal immigrants, challenging common political narratives. He has conducted comparative research across multiple countries including the United States, Germany, and the Netherlands. Analysis of Light's recent publications reveals a strong emphasis on citizenship status as a key axis of legal inequality, with numerous studies comparing the treatment of citizens versus noncitizens throughout the criminal justice process. His work employs rigorous methodological approaches including longitudinal analyses, fixed-effects models, and comparative designs. A significant thread in his recent scholarship examines racial disparities, particularly the Black-White gap in sentencing and life expectancy, with notable findings about the declining significance of race in criminal sentencing and the role of homicide in driving racial disparities in life expectancy during the pandemic. National Science Foundation grant (2019-2021) for criminal case processing of immigrants in state courts National Institute of Justice grant (2020-2022) for crime and recidivism among the undocumented Russell Sage Foundation grant for research on colorism and punishment Rockwool Foundation grant for collateral consequences of deportation Light actively mentors graduate students, including Ph.D. candidate Jungmyung Kim who has co-authored multiple publications with him. His research has been widely covered in major media outlets including The Washington Post, New York Times, Scientific American, and CNN, where his findings on immigration and crime have been used to fact-check political claims. He teaches courses including SOC 440 Ethnicity Race and Justice, SOC 443 Immigration Crime and Enforcement, and SOC 875 Special Topics: Professional Writing for Sociologists. His work has appeared in top journals including American Journal of Sociology, American Sociological Review, Criminology, and Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences.
Vicky Lofthouseمشاهده پروفایل
مدرس ارشد
- Sustainable Design
- Ecodesign
- Circular Economy
- +۳ مورد دیگر
Dr. Vicky Lofthouse is a Senior Lecturer in Industrial Design at Loughborough University's School of Design and Creative Arts. She holds a 1st Class Honours in Industrial Design from Loughborough University and a PhD in Ecodesign from Cranfield University (2001). Her career includes roles at Johnson Haigh Rogers and extensive consultancy work with companies like Electrolux, DCA Design International, and GlaxoSmithKline. Her research focuses on integrating sustainability into design practices, including ecodesign tools, circular economy principles, and behavioral change strategies. She collaborates across sectors (packaging, electronics, healthcare) to develop environmentally responsible solutions. Key projects involve refillable packaging systems, consumer behavior studies, and sustainable design education frameworks. Lofthouse has published extensively on topics like design pedagogy, ecodesign integration, and user-centered sustainability. She actively supervises PhD students and promotes interdisciplinary innovation through workshops and industry partnerships. Her work emphasizes bridging academic research with commercial applications to drive mainstream sustainable practices.
Ronald Paul Hill serves as the Dean’s Professor of Marketing and Public Policy and Distinguished Professor at the Kogod School of Business, American University. Holding a Ph.D. in business administration from the University of Maryland, College Park, he maintains active teaching roles with courses scheduled through Fall 2025. His research critically examines societal intersections of marketing, emphasizing impoverished consumer behavior , marketing ethics , and corporate social responsibility . Published across elite outlets like Journal of Marketing Research and Harvard Business Review , his work drives discourse on human development and public policy. Dr. Hill’s editorial leadership includes Editor-in-Chief of the Responsible Research in Business and Management Honor Roll, former Editor of Journal of Public Policy & Marketing (2006-2012), and former Editor of Journal of Consumer Affairs (2018-2022), alongside Vice Presidency of Publications for the American Marketing Association. His accolades reflect profound impact: AMA Marketing and Society Special Interest Group Lifetime Achievement Award AMA William L. Wilkie Marketing for a Better World Award American Marketing Association Fellow (2024) Outstanding Scholarship Award at American University (2023) Journal of Public Policy & Marketing Thomas Kinnear Award Pollay Prize for Excellence in Marketing in the Public Interest Additional honors span mentoring excellence (Williams-Qualls-Spratlen Award), research distinction (Villanova Outstanding Faculty Award), and specific paper recognitions across Journal of Consumer Affairs and Journal of Macromarketing .
Giovanni Sogari is an Associate Professor in Consumer Behavior at the Department of Food and Drug at the University of Parma, Italy. His academic journey includes an MSc in Food Science (2010) and a Ph.D. in Agriculture Economics (2015) from the Catholic University of the Sacred Heart, Piacenza. From 2017 to 2020, he held a prestigious Marie Skłodowska-Curie Fellowship at Cornell University, conducting research on consumer science to improve healthy eating habits. Dr. Sogari's research lies at the nexus of psychology, sensory analysis, and experimental economics, focusing on eating behavior to inform policy-makers, private companies, and the public. His work spans several key areas including: Consumer behavior and food choices Novel foods and edible insects Healthy and sustainable diets Alternative proteins Wine and sustainability Fisheries & Aquaculture His recent research has focused on understanding what drives consumers to make healthier food choices, with particular attention to digital nudging interventions, cross-cultural consumer valuation of alternative protein sources, and the impact of labeling systems like Nutri-Score on consumer behavior. Dr. Sogari has led and participated in numerous European and national research projects, including the Marie Curie project CONSUMEHealth, PrimeFish, and MoreMedDiet. Dr. Sogari has received several scientific awards and recognitions, including: Marie Skłodowska-Curie Fellowship (2017-2020) National Scientific Qualification to the positions of Professor of Second Chair (2018) Expert Scientist position at the European Food Safety Authority (2020) As an educator, Dr. Sogari teaches Consumer Behavior, Agricultural commodities Marketing, and Methods and techniques for consumer analysis at both undergraduate and graduate levels. He has been actively involved in various Master's programs at the University of Parma and has conducted international teaching activities at institutions including Kedge Business School (France), Technical University of Munich (Germany), and Michigan State University (USA). Dr. Sogari is an active member of several scientific societies, including the Italian Association of Agricultural and Applied Economics (AIEAA), the European Association of Agricultural Economists (EAAE), and the Institute of Food Technologists (IFT). His work bridges academic research with practical applications to address contemporary challenges in food systems, sustainability, and consumer behavior.
Lin Zhangمشاهده پروفایل
پژوهشگر
Dr. Lin Zhang holds the position of Postdoctoral Researcher at the Institute of Photonic Sciences (ICFO), specializing in the Quantum Optics Theory research group. He earned his PhD in Condensed Matter Physics from Peking University (CN). His work focuses on understanding ultrafast phase transitions, topological materials, and non-equilibrium quantum dynamics. Education: PhD in Condensed Matter Physics, Peking University, China Research Interests: Ultrafast dynamics in vanadium dioxide and TiSe systems Characterization of topological phases via quantum quenches High-harmonic spectroscopy for anisotropic phase detection Non-equilibrium dynamics in strongly correlated systems Research Highlights: Dr. Zhang’s work employs cutting-edge techniques such as Floquet engineering and tensor network methods to study phase transitions in condensed matter systems. His 2025 studies on femtosecond phase transitions in vanadium dioxide have advanced understanding of ultrafast material behaviors. Over 15 recent articles demonstrate a focus on topological classification , dynamical characterization , and quantum simulation of complex systems. Award Information: No scientific awards explicitly mentioned in the provided text. Advising/Grants: No advisees or grant information provided in the current dataset. Research activity is primarily conducted within the Quantum Optics Theory group at ICFO.
Yi Zhang is a Professor in the Department of Mechanical Engineering at the University of Michigan-Dearborn's College of Engineering and Computer Science. His expertise lies in automotive engineering, focusing on power transmission systems, dual clutch transmissions (DCTs), and hybrid electric vehicle (HEV) control strategies. Zhang's research spans theoretical and applied domains, including gear theory, CAD/CAM, and robotics. His scholarly work emphasizes advanced control systems for automotive components, energy management in hybrid and electric vehicles, and dynamic modeling of transmission systems. Recent publications highlight eco-driving optimization, adaptive gearshift strategies, and coordinated braking-shifting control for electric vehicles. Grants from General Motors, Ford Motor Company, and the U.S. Department of Energy support his research on transmission dynamics, hybrid vehicle systems, and gear design. Zhang's collaborations with industry leaders like Magna International and academic institutions demonstrate his impact in automotive and mechanical engineering.
Andre Havrylyshynمشاهده پروفایل
استادیار
Andre Havrylyshyn is an Assistant Professor of Strategic Management at the School of Management, Binghamton University. He holds a BA from the University of Toronto, an MBA from the University of Oxford, and a PhD from the University of South Carolina. His research focuses on strategic leadership, corporate governance, diversity & inclusion, CEO succession, and management challenges in Eastern Europe. Teaching interests include business strategy and international business. His research explores how leadership decisions, board dynamics, and global experiences influence organizational outcomes. Notable themes include the impact of director international experience on firm strategy, gender diversity in executive roles, and governance responses to crises like the war in Ukraine. Recent work emphasizes the 'Emergence' concept, examining how social interactions drive organizational change. His articles analyze board behavior, stakeholder governance, and leadership succession, often linking theory to real-world challenges. He has contributed to understanding how categorization shapes board diversity-firm performance links and how career histories influence CEO candidate selection. His work bridges empirical research with practical managerial insights. No scientific awards are listed, but his research has addressed timely issues like Ukraine's societal rebuilding and the role of international experience in strategic decision-making. His profile reflects a commitment to advancing strategic management through interdisciplinary and contextually grounded studies.
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