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Jully Tanمشاهده پروفایل

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Monash UniversityAustralia

Dr. Jully Tan serves as an Associate Professor (Education Focused) at Monash University Malaysia's School of Engineering, leveraging over fifteen years of expertise in chemical engineering education and curriculum development. She plays pivotal roles in program accreditation through Malaysia's Engineering Accreditation Council and actively contributes to UN Sustainable Development Goals via educational and environmental research. Her academic credentials include: PhD in Chemical Engineering, Universiti Malaya (research: life cycle assessment for microalgae production) Master of Environmental Engineering, Universiti Teknologi Malaysia B.Eng. in Chemical Engineering, Universiti Teknologi Malaysia Dr. Tan's research centers on engineering education innovation —developing VR tools for process safety and gamified learning—and sustainable manufacturing , specializing in life cycle assessment of carbon/water footprints across palm oil, plastic waste, and biogas systems. Her work bridges theoretical knowledge with practical workplace readiness for multidisciplinary engineering students. Analysis of her 15 most recent publications (2022-2024) reveals dual thematic trajectories: educational technology (VR, gamification, digital equity) and circular economy solutions (plastic recycling, biowaste valorization, cellulose nanocrystals). These integrate environmental economics with industrial ecology, emphasizing scalable sustainability metrics for developing economies. Her accolades demonstrate excellence in both domains: IChemE Malaysia Highly Commended Award (2024) for educational innovation Engage & Educate Digital Learning Design Competition winner (2024) Faculty of Engineering Australia-Malaysia Travel Grant (2023) School of Engineering Certificate of Commendation for Early Career Education (2021) Institution of Engineers Malaysia Presidential Award (2022) As Primary Chief Investigator, Dr. Tan secures competitive grants including the 2025 Monash-Warwick project on ethical preparedness in engineering education and the ongoing VR-based process safety initiative (2022-2024). She mentors PhD candidates in teaching tool development and sustainable manufacturing while serving on national accreditation panels. Her leadership extends to organizing the Asia PSE Symposium and Malaysian Chemical Engineers Symposium, fostering industry-academia collaboration through the Institution of Engineers Malaysia.

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Lisa Majewskiمشاهده پروفایل

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Julius-Maximilians-Universität WürzburgGermany

Dr. Lisa Majewski is a research associate at the Chair of Human Geography (Lehrstuhl für Geographie und Regionalforschung) within the Institute of Geography and Geology at Julius-Maximilians-Universität Würzburg. Since 2017 she has contributed to the university's research and teaching portfolio, specialising in the regional economics of nature tourism and protected-area management. Education & Training 2022 – Dr. rer. nat., Julius-Maximilians-Universität Würzburg (Dissertation on regional economic impact analysis of tourism in protected areas) 2017 – M.Sc. Applied Human Geography, Julius-Maximilians-Universität Würzburg 2015 – B.Sc. Geography, Julius-Maximilians-Universität Würzburg Research Focus Dr. Majewski’s work centres on quantifying the regional economic effects of tourism within Germany’s National Natural Landscapes (National Parks, Biosphere Reserves and Nature Parks). She employs advanced input-output modelling and multi-regional analysis to capture value-added, employment and multiplier effects arising from visitor expenditure. Her projects integrate methodological standardisation, policy-oriented monitoring and comparative international perspectives (e.g., US National Park Service collaboration). Current investigations include the development of a nationwide input-output application for continuous monitoring of tourism value-added across all 16 German federal states, funded by the German Federal Environmental Foundation (DBU). Earlier work encompassed comprehensive socio-economic assessments for UNESCO Biosphere Reserves and pilot valuations of nature park tourism. Selected Projects & Grants Monitoring value-added from nature tourism in National Natural Landscapes (€168,600, 2024-2025, PI) Regional economic effects and Total Economic Valuation of tourism in Nature Parks (€508,000, 2020-2024, Co-I) Methodological advancement of multi-regional IO-analysis for nature tourism (€125,000, 2022-2023, Co-I) Socio-economic effects of tourism in German UNESCO Biosphere Reserves (€545,000, 2016-2022, Co-I) Potential analysis of nature tourism in the Black Forest Biosphere Region (€125,000, 2015-2021, Co-I) Labs & Collaboration She conducts her research within the Human Geography Research Group at Würzburg, working closely with Prof. Dr. Hubert Job as project leader and mentoring junior researchers. Extended research stays at the United States National Park Service and US Geological Survey in Fort Collins, Colorado (2019 & 2023) underpin strong transatlantic collaboration on methodological harmonisation and comparative studies.

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Erik Dietzenbacherمشاهده پروفایل

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University of GroningenNetherlands

Erik Dietzenbacher is a Full Professor of Interindustry Economics at the University of Groningen's Faculty of Economics and Business. He specializes in input-output analysis, climate change, and regional economics. He holds honorary positions at institutions like the University of the Chinese Academy of Sciences and has been a visiting professor at Rutgers University and UIBE in Beijing. Education: MSc in Econometrics (1982) and PhD in Economics (1991) from the University of Groningen. His academic career spans over three decades, with leadership roles including Chair of the Board of Examiners at FEB and former President of the International Input-Output Association (2013-2018). Research focuses on global value chains, environmental impacts of trade, and structural decomposition analysis. He coordinates large projects like the WIOD (World Input-Output Database), funded by the EU. Notable awards include the Ricardo Torres Gaitán Chair (2023), Officer in the Order of Orange-Nassau (2021), and An Zijie International Trade Research Award (2014). Teaching contributions include pioneering courses on academic writing and research methodology. He has supervised 15 PhD students and developed modular courses on input-output analysis worldwide. His work bridges academia and policy, influencing EU trade and climate policies through frameworks like the FIGARO MRIO database. Leadership roles include Chair of the University Committee for Academic Practice and past Head of the Global Economics and Management department. His research extends to ecological economics and sustainability, with over 100 refereed articles and 15 books, reflecting a H-index of 30 (Web of Science) and 48 (Google Scholar).

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Russell McKennaمشاهده پروفایل

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ETH ZurichSwitzerland

Prof. Dr. Russell McKenna is Full Professor of Energy Systems Analysis at ETH Zürich's Department of Mechanical and Process Engineering, and heads the Laboratory for Energy Systems Analysis at the Paul Scherrer Institute. He also holds an honorary professorship at the University of Aberdeen focused on energy transition. His research encompasses: Energy system modeling for decentralized applications Techno-economic assessments of renewable technologies Hydrogen infrastructure planning and policy Socio-technical aspects of energy transitions Multi-criteria decision support for sustainability Recent publications analyze low-carbon fuel integration, spatial aspects of energy infrastructure, and environmental trade-offs in net-zero pathways. Article themes consistently address system integration challenges, cost-security tradeoffs, and geographical determinants of energy transitions. He received the 2017 Interdisciplinary Prize from KIT for his habilitation work and serves in advisory roles for energy policy initiatives. His research informs European energy transition strategies through collaborative projects examining offshore integration, municipal energy autonomy, and material constraints.

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Steven Hinesمشاهده پروفایل

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University of IdahoUnited States

Steven Hines is a Professor and Extension Educator with the University of Idaho Extension, serving Jerome and Twin Falls counties in the Magic Valley region. He is affiliated with the University of Idaho’s College of Agricultural and Life Sciences and works directly with farmers and landowners to promote sustainable agricultural practices. His role combines applied research, outreach, and education in crop production and soil health. B.S. in Agricultural Education, University of Idaho, 1992 M.S. in Agricultural Education, University of Idaho, 1996 Steven Hines' research and extension interests focus on sustainable farming systems, particularly cover crop adoption , interseeding cover crops into corn , soil health improvement , and farm management . His work emphasizes practical solutions for farmers, including optimizing forage and cereal production, managing farm succession, and enhancing soil and water conservation. He has led demonstration projects on wide-row corn and cover crop integration, aiming to improve long-term land productivity. His recent publications reflect a strong trend in applied agricultural science, with a focus on cover crops , soil health , forage-livestock systems , and economic aspects of farming . These works span peer-reviewed journals and extension bulletins, targeting both academic and practitioner audiences. Key themes include interseeding techniques, biostimulant use, and regional adoption of conservation practices. Steven Hines has received several prestigious awards for his contributions to agricultural extension and farm management: Search for Excellence in Farm and Ranch Financial Management, National Award Winner, National Association of County Agricultural Agents (2018) Distinguished Service Award, National Association of County Agricultural Agents (2017) Applied Research Poster - State Winner, National Association of County Agricultural Agents (2017) Agency Employee of the Year, Idaho Association of Soil Conservation Districts (2015) While he does not formally advise graduate students, Hines plays a critical advisory role for farmers, ranchers, and agricultural professionals. He has secured funding for applied research and extension projects, particularly in soil health, cover crops, and farm economics. His work often involves collaboration with county conservation districts, the Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS), and regional agricultural stakeholders. He has contributed to economic impact studies and developed educational programming on farm succession and financial management. Steven Hines is actively involved in the University of Idaho Extension’s regional programming, particularly in the Magic Valley. He leads demonstration farms and field days, collaborates with the Kimberly Research and Extension Center, and works with multi-agency teams to address agricultural challenges such as weed management and water conservation. His outreach extends through workshops, webinars, and publications, forming a vital link between research and on-farm application.

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Draženko Bjelićمشاهده پروفایل

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University of Banja LukaBosnia & Herzegovina

Doc. Dr. Draženko Bjelić is an Associate Professor at the Faculty of Technology, University of Banja Luka, specializing in Process Engineering. He leads research in environmental engineering, focusing on waste management, electrochemical wastewater treatment, and circular economy strategies. His work emphasizes sustainable technologies for pollution reduction and resource recovery. Roles: Academic Staff Member (Category II-4), Course Instructor for Chemical Engineering and Technology Research Areas: Electrocoagulation, Material Flow Analysis, Waste-to-Energy Systems, GHG Emission Modeling, Green Chemistry Applications Key Projects: Leading national/international projects on advanced wastewater treatment, landfill gas utilization, and municipal solid waste management optimization. His research bridges technical innovation and policy development, addressing challenges in Balkan region waste management. Collaborations include institutions like the Ministry of Science and Technology of Republika Srpska and international partners in sustainable technology adoption.

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Juudit Ottelinمشاهده پروفایل

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Norwegian University of Science And TechnologyNorway

Sustainability analysis of urban systems
Rebound effects
Climate policies
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Juudit Ottelin is an Associate Professor in the Department of Energy and Process Engineering at the Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU). Her research focuses on sustainability analysis of urban systems, particularly addressing trade-offs, rebound effects, and systemic impacts of environmental policies. She employs methods like life cycle assessment and environmentally extended input-output analysis, with current themes including circular economy, carbon sequestration, and consumption behaviors in built environments. Background: Senior Research Scientist at Finnish Environment Institute (SYKE), 2021–2022 Postdoctoral Researcher at Aalto University (Built Environment), 2017–2021 Visiting Researcher at Leiden University (Industrial Ecology), 2019 PhD Candidate at Aalto University (Built Environment) and University of Iceland (Environmental Studies), 2013–2016 Current Projects: Material- and metal footprints of European consumers CO-CARBON: Carbon smart urban green infrastructure 1.5 degree lifestyles in Nordic urban areas Her competencies span Industrial Ecology and interdisciplinary sustainability science. No awards or grants are explicitly listed in the provided text.

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Heather P. H. Liddellمشاهده پروفایل

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Purdue UniversityUnited States

Heather P. H. Liddell is an Assistant Professor at Purdue University, jointly appointed in the School of Mechanical Engineering and the School of Sustainability Engineering & Environmental Engineering. She is also a Faculty Affiliate in the Institute for a Sustainable Future (ISF). PhD, Materials Science (University of Rochester, 2010–2014) MS, Mechanical Engineering (University of Rochester, 2008–2010) BS, Mechanical Engineering (University of Rochester, 2004–2008) Her research focuses on industrial decarbonization, sustainable materials, and fracture mechanics. She specializes in life cycle assessment (LCA) of emerging technologies, environmentally extended input-output (EEIO) modeling, and energy efficiency in manufacturing. Her work addresses circular economy metrics, carbon fiber composites, and thermal-barrier coatings. Her recent publications analyze decarbonization trends in industrial subsectors, environmental impacts of carbon fiber manufacturing, and EEIO modeling for circular economy applications. These studies highlight her emphasis on quantifying sustainability metrics and optimizing material use. DOE EnergyTech University Prize 2024 Faculty Explorer Award : Recognizes novel energy technology commercialization education initiatives. Above and Beyond Awards (Energetics) : Received in 2015, 2016, 2021, and 2022 for outstanding performance. DOE Secretary’s Appreciation Award (2016) : Honors contributions to the 2015 Quadrennial Technology Review. DOT Secretary’s Honor Award (2014) : Recognizes STEM mentoring for at-risk youth. Helmut Weymann Prize (2008) : Acknowledges undergraduate ingenuity in engineering experimentation. While no formal advising history is documented, her roles at the U.S. Naval Research Laboratory and Department of Energy involved mentoring and collaborative research. She also contributes to clean energy technology frameworks and industrial sustainability policy development.

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Iveta Fodranováمشاهده پروفایل

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University of Economics in BratislavaSlovakia

Iveta Fodranová serves as an Assistant Professor in the Department of Tourism at the Faculty of Commerce, Bratislava University of Economics and Business. With a Dipl. Ing. and PhD qualification, she maintains active research and teaching responsibilities with office hours listed on Mondays and Thursdays. Her primary academic home is within the Department of Tourism, which operates under the Faculty of Commerce structure at this prominent Slovak business university. Dr. Fodranová's research spans tourism economics, sustainable development frameworks, and the intersection of digital economy with traditional tourism sectors. Her work particularly focuses on measuring societal value of tourism, social carrying capacity in natural sites, and the impact of digital sharing economy on employment. She has developed methodological approaches for determining tourism's societal value applicable at national, regional, and community levels, emphasizing the Triple-bottom-line framework that integrates economic, social, and environmental dimensions. Analysis of her publication record reveals a clear progression from foundational economic impact studies toward more sophisticated social sustainability metrics. Her recent work (2024-2025) demonstrates growing interest in EU-wide digital skills assessment and socially sustainable development frameworks, while maintaining strong connections to practical tourism management applications. The research consistently addresses policy-relevant questions about tourism's role in sustainable development, with increasing attention to social quality indicators and digital transformation impacts. Dr. Fodranová has contributed to significant research projects including VEGA 1/0216/14 on transforming social services for seniors and VEGA 1/0205/14 examining dynamic service enterprises in Slovakia. She has also developed practical tools such as the 'Manual for Determining the Societal Value of Tourism' (2013) and conducted foundational analysis of tourism's current state in Slovakia. Her collaborative work extends across multiple European institutions, with co-authors from various Slovak universities and international connections evident through citation networks. Her teaching portfolio includes specialized courses in tourism methodology, public services, case studies in tourism, and business entrepreneurship. While specific student supervision isn't detailed in the available materials, her research projects suggest involvement with graduate students through the Department of Tourism's academic programs. Current research directions indicate growing emphasis on social sustainability metrics and digital economy impacts within tourism contexts.

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Yen-Chia Hsuمشاهده پروفایل

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Technical University of Berlin (TU Berlin)Germany

Yen-Chia Hsu is an Assistant Professor at the Informatics Institute, University of Amsterdam, where they teach courses in Information Visualization and Data Science. Previously, they served as a Postdoctoral Researcher at the Department of Sustainable Design Engineering, Faculty of Industrial Design Engineering, TU Delft, and as a Project Scientist in the CREATE Lab at Carnegie Mellon University (CMU). Their academic journey reflects a unique interdisciplinary background bridging computer science and architectural design. Dr. Hsu earned their Ph.D. degree in Robotics in 2018 from the Robotics Institute at CMU, where they conducted research on using technology to empower local citizens and communities. Prior to that, they received their Master's degree in tangible interaction design in 2012 from the School of Architecture at CMU, where they studied and built prototypes of interactive robots and wearable devices. Before CMU, they earned a dual Bachelor's degree in both architecture and computer science in 2010 at National Cheng Kung University, Taiwan. Dr. Hsu is a computer scientist with an architectural design background whose research focuses on Community-Empowered Artificial Intelligence (AI) , where they co-design, implement, deploy, and evaluate interactive AI systems that empower communities, especially in addressing environmental and social issues. Their work spans both social and technical aspects of community engagement with technology. On the social side, they have proposed an alternative framework called Community Citizen Science (CCS) , which extends traditional citizen science methods to a hyper-local scale, emphasizing continued community engagement after technology interventions. On the technical side, they investigate human feedback in AI pipelines and algorithms that enable machine learning models to incorporate different types of human input. Dr. Hsu's scholarly output demonstrates a consistent focus on applying computer vision, machine learning, and data science to environmental monitoring and community empowerment. Their recent work shows an evolution from developing specific tools for pollution monitoring toward more comprehensive frameworks for community engagement with AI systems. A notable trend is the increasing emphasis on empathy-centered design and policy implications of community-driven data collection systems. Their research bridges the gap between technical innovation and social impact, particularly in the domains of air quality monitoring and environmental justice. Outstanding Student Academic Achievement (2005, 2006, 2007) from Department of Architecture, National Cheng Kung University, Taiwan Third Prize, National Country House Design Competition (2008) from Ministry of the Interior, Taiwan Best New Artist, The National Golden Award for Architecture (2009), Taiwan Webby People's Voice Award, Best Use of Video or Moving Image (2014) Best Paper Honorable Mention Award (Top 5%) at ACM CHI Conference (2017) Best Paper Honorable Mention Award (Top 2.5%) at ACM IUI Conference (2019) Prize for Community Collaboration, The Constellation Prize (2020) Dr. Hsu has been actively involved in numerous research projects that bridge academia and community action. Their work on the Smell Pittsburgh platform, which allows citizens to report pollution odors to regulators, has been particularly influential in environmental advocacy. They have collaborated with organizations including ACCAN, PennEnvironment, GASP, Sierra Club, ROCIS, Blue Lens, LLC, PennFuture, Clean Water Action, and Clean Air Council. Their research has received support from the Heinz Endowments and has been featured in TIME, Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, PC Magazine, and other media outlets. Dr. Hsu also maintains an active open-source presence, with several tools and datasets released to support community-driven environmental monitoring. Dr. Hsu leads projects that focus on developing tools for community engagement at scale, including COCTEAU, an empathy-based tool for decision-making, and Project RISE, which recognizes industrial smoke emissions. Their work connects with the Multimedia Analytics Lab Amsterdam, where they contribute to data science education and research. Their approach emphasizes co-creation with communities rather than top-down technology deployment, positioning them at the forefront of human-centered AI research with real-world social impact.

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Irwin Lipnowskiمشاهده پروفایل

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University of ManitobaCanada

Irwin Lipnowski serves as an Associate Professor in the Department of Economics within the Faculty of Arts at the University of Manitoba. Holding a PhD from the London School of Economics since 1976, he teaches core courses including Microeconomic Theory I, Game Theory, Public Expenditure Analysis, and Industrial Organization. His educational background comprises: PhD, London School of Economics (1976) MA (Economics), University of Manitoba (1969) BA Honours (Economics), University of Manitoba (1968) Lipnowski's research centers on law and economics and applied game theory, examining how economic principles inform legal frameworks and public policy. His work investigates collective punishment mechanisms, tort law design, and public goods provision through strategic interaction models, with notable applications in gambling regulation and environmental policy. His publication timeline (1976-2018) reveals evolving focus from environmental input-output analysis to contemporary gambling policy, consistently applying game-theoretic approaches to legal and public economics questions. Early work addressed mixed economies and public goods, while later research specialized in institutional design and regulatory efficiency. His recognition includes: Excellence in Teaching Award, Faculty of Arts, University of Manitoba (2019, 2000) Professor Lipnowski actively mentors graduate students while contributing expertise through community engagement: Consultant for Resource Conservation Manitoba (2001) Expert witness for Public Interest Law Centre and Consumers Association of Canada (1996) Environmental Assessment Review Panel member for Manitoba Hydro's Conawapa Dam project (1991-92) His collaborative approach extends beyond academia through multi-disciplinary panels and consulting roles, demonstrating applied research impact on regulatory frameworks and environmental policy without dedicated laboratory infrastructure.

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Jean-Marie Gretherمشاهده پروفایل

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University of NeuchâtelSwitzerland

Jean-Marie Grether has been Full Professor of Economics at the University of Neuchâtel , Institute for Economic Research, since 2000. He also supervises doctoral theses and acts as referee for leading journals in international and environmental economics. Education: PhD in Economics, University of Geneva, Faculty of Economic and Social Sciences (1995) Master in Economics, University of Geneva (1988) Bachelor in Economics, University of Geneva (1987) Research Interests: Professor Grether’s work sits at the intersection of international trade, development economics and environmental economics . He investigates how globalisation affects the spatial distribution of production and pollution, the role of trade policy in climate change mitigation, and the long-run evolution of global economic inequality. His empirical analyses often rely on large micro-level datasets and innovative econometric techniques to uncover patterns in historical and contemporary emissions, productivity and trade flows. Publication Trends: Across more than three decades of research, Grether has produced a steady stream of publications that reveal two dominant themes: (i) the environmental consequences of international trade, including the “pollution terms of trade” and “pollution haven” hypotheses, and (ii) the historical and geographical dynamics of global economic activity, as captured by shifting centres of gravity of GDP and CO₂ emissions. Recent work extends these themes to European manufacturing imports, human-capital complementarities and Swiss firm-level productivity. Teaching & Educational Innovation: At the Bachelor level he teaches Introduction to Economics II and Sustainable Development Economics ; at the Master level he offers Topics in Development Economics . He has also pioneered multimedia teaching tools and contributed to innovative first-year economics projects disseminated via YouTube. Awards & Distinctions: No specific awards or honours are listed in the provided materials. Professional Service & Outreach: Principal investigator on research mandates for the World Bank, EU, Swiss Confederation and FNRS (1990–2000) Regular media commentator (e.g., RTS Morning Show on air-travel environmental impacts) Referee for leading international journals Contact & Resources: Institute for Economic Research, Rue A.-L. Breguet 2, 2000 Neuchâtel, Switzerland Email: jean-marie.grether@unine.ch Phone: +41 32 718 10 13 / +41 32 718 13 56 Online profiles: Institute for Economic Research | Libra publications

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François Lafondمشاهده پروفایل

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University of OxfordUnited Kingdom

François Lafond serves as Deputy Director of the Complexity Economics group at The Institute for New Economic Thinking at the Oxford Martin School (INET Oxford), Lead Researcher at the Smith School for Enterprise and the Environment, an Oxford Martin fellow, an Associate member of Nuffield college, and an External Faculty at the Complexity Science Hub in Vienna. His academic work bridges economics, environmental science, and complex systems theory within the prestigious University of Oxford ecosystem. François's primary research focuses on the economics of innovation and productivity, environmental economics, complex systems, and forecasting. His current work specifically examines the macroeconomics of the net zero transition, the structure and evolution of production networks, and the future of technology. His research methodology combines economic theory with complex systems approaches to address pressing global challenges related to sustainability and technological change. Analysis of his recent publication record reveals a strong emphasis on applying complexity economics to environmental challenges, particularly climate change and the transition to net zero emissions. His work frequently employs network analysis to understand production systems and supply chains, while also developing forecasting methodologies for technological progress and economic dynamics. A recurring theme across his publications is the application of interdisciplinary approaches to understand complex economic-environmental systems. François actively participates in collaborative research initiatives through his roles at INET Oxford and the Smith School for Enterprise and the Environment. His work often involves substantial interdisciplinary collaboration, as evidenced by his numerous co-authored publications with researchers from diverse fields including physics, computer science, and environmental science. While specific grant information isn't detailed in the available materials, his research output suggests significant funding support for his projects on economic complexity and environmental sustainability. As Deputy Director of the Complexity Economics group, François plays a key role in shaping research directions and fostering collaboration within this interdisciplinary team. His affiliation with the Complexity Science Hub in Vienna further extends his research network across European institutions focused on complex systems approaches to economic challenges.

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Carlos Pereira Santosمشاهده پروفایل

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Breda University of Applied SciencesNetherlands

Prof. Carlos Pereira Santos is a Professor of Applied Data Sciences and Artificial Intelligence at the Academy for AI, Games & Media, part of Breda University of Applied Sciences. His research focuses on real-time systems, game engine technology, AI-driven solutions, and mixed reality applications. He leads projects in maritime spatial planning, virtual production, and serious games. With over 120 citations and involvement in 34 research projects, his work bridges technical innovation with societal impact. His research interests include AI, augmented reality, game technology, and virtual productions. Notable contributions include the MSP Challenge Simulation Platform for maritime planning and VR/AR tools for environmental management. He received the Gold FIPP Insight Award in 2018 for contributions to interactive media and simulation. Prof. Santos coordinates cutting-edge projects like AVENUE (EU-funded audiovisual education network) and AIDA (AI-enhanced data analysis). He collaborates with industry partners on virtual production techniques and has advised on EU initiatives such as Erasmus+ funding for VP research. His lab work involves procedural world generation, embodied agents, and immersive training systems. Key projects include: AVENUE: Enhancing European vocational education through audiovisual training networks OR ELSE: Recommending sustainable practices for sand extraction ecosystems AIDA: Improving data analysis through AI and qualitative research

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Christopher Rentonمشاهده پروفایل

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University of Newcastle Australia (UON)Australia

Dr. Christopher Renton is a Senior Lecturer in the School of Engineering at the University of Newcastle, Australia. His expertise spans control systems, robotics, and machine vision. He holds a PhD and Bachelor of Engineering (Mechatronics) from the University of Newcastle. Education: Doctor of Philosophy, University of Newcastle Bachelor of Engineering (Mechatronics)(Honours), University of Newcastle Research Interests: Dr. Renton focuses on dynamical systems, medical robotics, and Bayesian estimation. His work integrates nonlinear control theory, optimization, and machine vision for applications in robotics, automotive systems, and marine vehicles. Current projects include extended target tracking, autonomous navigation, and robust estimation algorithms. Grants & Funding: Total funding: $612,183 AUD. GPS Compromised Navigation ($158,701, Boeing Defence Australia) Robust Autonomous Systems ($411,299, Boeing Defence Australia) Maritime RobotX Challenge - University of Newcastle ($26,654, US Office of Naval Research) Advising & Labs: Principal supervisor for two current PhD students researching Bayesian methodologies in SLAM and state estimation. Part of the Priority Research Centre for Complex Dynamic Systems and Control, focusing on nonlinear systems and robotics.

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