Dynamic Touch Professors and Supervisors

Levi Pritzمشاهده پروفایل

مدرس

Mozarteum University SalzburgAustria

Levi Pritz is a textile artist and educator at Mozarteum University Salzburg's Department of Fine Arts and Design, where she teaches in the Design: Technology.Textile program since 2022. She holds a Magistra artium degree and works as a Senior Artist specializing in textiles, dyeing, and textile technology/design. Her multidisciplinary practice spans sculpture, printmaking, textile art, installations, digital works, and performance art. Central themes include aesthetics and unaesthetics, the human body and social/cultural norms affecting it, and concepts of decay and transience. As a member of the Vienna-based intersectional queer feminist artist collective Haus of Rausch, her work consistently challenges traditional norms through queer and feminist perspectives. Ms. Pritz has been actively engaged with the Spektrum association's children's and youth programs since 2017, focusing on art and STEM education. Her exhibition history demonstrates a progressive exploration of textile traditions through contemporary social commentary, with increasing institutional recognition. 2023: Artist in Residence at Textilkunstgalerie in Salzburg 2022: 'Hautkontakt' at Museum Fronfeste (Neumarkt am Wallersee) 2022: 'Honeymoon in Hennyland' at Queer Museum Vienna 2019: 'IN Time: Veränderung in Veränderung' at Galerie DAS ZIMMER 2018: 'Extending the Thread' at Stadtgalerie Salzburg 2017: 'Landmarks' at Universität Mozarteum Salzburg 2015: 'Mehr als Verhüllung' at Residenzgalerie Salzburg Her artistic trajectory shows a consistent evolution from site-specific installations to more conceptually complex explorations of cultural identity through textiles. Recent works increasingly engage with institutional critique while maintaining technical excellence in textile processes, particularly experimental dyeing techniques and sustainable textile practices.

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Kelvin Bryantمشاهده پروفایل

دانشیار

North Carolina Agricultural and Technical State UniversityUnited States

Kelvin Bryant is an Associate Professor in the Computer Science Department at North Carolina A&T State University, where he also serves as Undergraduate Coordinator and Assistant Department Head. His academic journey began in Fayetteville, NC, followed by undergraduate, master's, and doctoral studies at North Carolina State University. Dr. Bryant's educational background includes: Ph.D. in Computer and Information Sciences from North Carolina State University (1993) M.S. in Computer Science from North Carolina State University (1987) BS in Computer Science from North Carolina State University (1985) Dr. Bryant's research spans multiple practical applications within computer science, with particular focus on mobile computing security, user authentication methods, and data analysis systems. His work demonstrates strong real-world applications, from food pantry management to biometric authentication systems. He has developed expertise across network security education, mobile application development, movement classification algorithms, and touch dynamics for secure authentication. His scholarly output shows consistent activity since 2006, with notable publication years in 2014, 2016, 2017, and continuing through 2024. His research has evolved from foundational computer science topics to more applied work addressing practical challenges in security and human-computer interaction, particularly evident in his recent work on gamification for security education. Dr. Bryant has contributed to the academic community through various service activities: CS Graduate Program Reviewer (2018) Conference Paper Reviewer (2017) Lecturer/Speaker (2016) As an educator, Dr. Bryant teaches a comprehensive range of computer science courses including C++ Programming for Engineers, Computer Program Design, and Computer Science colloquia for both freshman and sophomore students. His role as Undergraduate Coordinator indicates significant responsibility for shaping the undergraduate computer science curriculum and student experience at NC A&T.

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Timothy Staceyمشاهده پروفایل

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University of GroningenNetherlands

Dr. Timothy Stacey is a Researcher and Lecturer at the Urban Futures Studio of Utrecht University's Copernicus Institute of Sustainable Development. He works within the Urban Futures department focusing on cultural dimensions of sustainability transformations. His academic work bridges sociology, anthropology, religious studies, and political theory to explore how 'spirited' elements like myth, ritual, magic, tradition, and play inspire political and ecological action. Researcher at Copernicus Institute of Sustainable Development Lecturer in Urban Futures Co-organizer of AltVisions network Coordinator of NIAS Theme Group Stacey's research centers on the cultural conditions of sustainability practice from transdisciplinary, transsectoral, and transregional perspectives. He examines how different grammars, images, myths, rituals, play forms, and traditions shape our understanding of what needs to be endured and why. His work explores how modern liberal societies have dispensed with 'spirited' elements at their peril, losing touch with what motivates people to take action and losing ground to populists who excel at narrative construction. He investigates how we can remobilize spirit for a just, abundant, and meaningful future. His recent publications show a clear trajectory toward understanding the role of cultural and 'spirited' elements in sustainability transformations. The articles reveal increasing focus on dramaturgical approaches to political change, religious repertoires for ecological transformation, and the intersection of liberalism with contemporary political challenges. His work consistently bridges theoretical analysis with practical engagement with policymakers, activists, and artists. Stacey actively collaborates across sectors, working simultaneously with policymakers, activists, and artists. He facilitates workshops, engages in public discourse through media appearances, and co-teaches courses including 'Cultures of Sustainability in Global Perspective' for Masters students and 'Futuring for Sustainability' for BSc Global Sustainability Science. His approach is described as 'activist research,' spending significant time working directly with people trying to bring about political and ecological change.

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Lili Zhengمشاهده پروفایل

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ExceliaFrance

Dr. Lili Zheng is a Professor and Researcher in Marketing at Excelia, La Rochelle, France, specializing in consumer behavior in the digital age, technology adoption, and digital business transformation. Her work bridges academic research and practical applications in digital marketing and e-commerce. Her educational credentials include: Habilitation à diriger des recherches (HDR), Sciences de Gestion, Université Paris Nanterre (2022) PhD in Management Sciences, Marketing, Université de Grenoble (2013) Master of Science in Marketing, Université de Rennes 1 (2010) Professor Zheng's research centers on consumer psychology in digital environments, examining how emotions, cultural factors, and risk perception influence online decision-making, satisfaction, and loyalty. Her methodologies integrate cross-cultural comparative studies with advanced survey techniques, yielding insights applicable to global e-commerce strategies and technology design. Recent work explores AI-driven gamification in cultural institutions and mobile application engagement dynamics. Her publication trajectory (2014-2025) reveals evolving focus from foundational cross-cultural risk perception studies to contemporary investigations of AI in museums and mobile app psychology, consistently emphasizing emotional drivers in digital consumer behavior across diverse contexts including banking, tourism, and recycling. She has received significant recognition including: Eiffel France Excellence Scholarship China Excellence Scholarship Mobility grant from Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes Region Professor Zheng actively supervises doctoral research on blue tourism and mobile payment adoption while coordinating international projects with institutions like UQAM. She serves on scientific committees for conferences including IBIMA and co-organizes the International AI Research Day, demonstrating leadership in knowledge dissemination. Her editorial contributions to journals like Journal of Business Research and conference proceedings further establish her influence in marketing sciences. As a member of AIM, FNEGE, AFM, and AFREN, she actively shapes research discourse through peer review and collaborative initiatives focused on digital transformation in business contexts.

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