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Verena Tiefenbeck is a Professor and Chair of Digital Transformation at Friedrich-Alexander-Universität Erlangen-Nürnberg (FAU), leading a Bavarian Ministry-funded junior research group since 2019. Her work bridges digital transformation with behavioral science, focusing on high-resolution behavioral data to drive sustainability in energy, mobility, health, and human-AI collaboration. Education: MSc in Mechanical Engineering & Management (TU Munich, Ecole Centrale Paris) Doctorate: ETH Zurich (2014) Research explores how digital technologies shape human behavior through real-time feedback, algorithmic transparency, and nudges. Key areas include energy conservation, sustainable mobility, and AI adoption in organizational contexts. Her recent publications examine peer-to-peer energy markets, digital food labeling, and algorithmic fairness in HR. Core research themes across 2024-2025 publications include: Digital feedback mechanisms for energy/water conservation Algorithmic transparency in AI-driven recruitment Behavioral economics of renewable energy communities Digital nudges in health decisions and sustainable consumption Methodological transparency in design science research

• Digital Transformation
• Behavioral Data Science
• Energy Informatics
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Dr. Jared G. Carlberg is a Professor in the Department of Agribusiness and Agricultural Economics at the University of Manitoba , with an adjunct appointment in the Department of Economics. He focuses on applied agricultural economics research and teaching in food systems analysis. PhD in Agricultural Economics, Oklahoma State University MSc in Agricultural Economics, University of Saskatchewan BA (Honors) in Economics, University of Saskatchewan B Commerce in Finance, University of Saskatchewan His research spans agricultural marketing (cattle/beef sectors, grain/pulses/oilseeds), nutrition economics (healthcare costs of food-related chronic diseases), and sustainable agrifood systems (conservation easements, pea coproducts, durum wheat supply response). Key projects examine beef quality grade pricing, grain supply dynamics, and health-economic policy linkages. Dr. Carlberg’s 15 most recent publications demonstrate interdisciplinary expertise bridging agricultural markets, food policy, and health economics. Recurring themes include value chain optimization, sustainable practices, policy frameworks, and quantitative analysis of food-health linkages. Professor of the Year Award, Faculty of Agricultural and Food Sciences Student Organization Outstanding Teacher in Agricultural and Food Sciences (twice awarded) He has advised 13 graduate students since 2001, covering topics from flax/corn/oat supply responses to growth-enhancing technologies in cattle feeding. His teaching portfolio includes econometrics (ABIZ 3080) and agricultural marketing research (ABIZ 7240).

• Agricultural Economics
• Agricultural Marketing
• Beef Sector Economics
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Assoc Prof Lee Ser Huay Janice Teresa is an Associate Professor at the Asian School of the Environment at Nanyang Technological University (NTU) in Singapore. Her work focuses on the intersection of environmental science, conservation, and human impacts on ecosystems, particularly within Southeast Asia. Dr. Lee is an environmental scientist working in the areas of Conservation Biology, Land Use Change, and Agriculture. Much of her work focuses on the social and ecological consequences of human impacts on the environment especially within Southeast Asia. After having worked on a range of topics in conservation (wildlife trade, invertebrate ecology, habitat fragmentation), she now focuses on the conservation and development challenges faced in the context of commercial and small-scale agricultural expansion in the tropics. Her research spans multiple domains including Earth Sciences & Engineering, Water & Sustainability, Climate and Environment, Food Science and Technology, and Urban Planning. She has identified critical research gaps in tropical agriculture systems, food security, sustainable certification of agro-commodities, and curbing haze in Southeast Asia. Dr. Lee emphasizes that impact-oriented research on agriculture in tropical rural landscapes and urban-rural linkages is greatly lacking in Southeast Asia despite urgent needs due to projected increases in global food demand and climate change risks. As Principal Investigator for the Coupled Human and Natural Systems Lab, Dr. Lee leads research on the complex interactions between human activities and natural ecosystems. Her work provides valuable insights for sustainable development policies in Southeast Asia where economic growth often conflicts with environmental conservation priorities.

• Conservation Biology
• Land Use Change
• Agriculture
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Şit Mihail is a coordinating scientific researcher at the Institute of Energy of the Academy of Sciences of Moldova, with a distinguished publication record spanning over 15 years in the field of thermal engineering and control systems. His work primarily appears in the journal Regional Energy Problems , reflecting his deep engagement with energy solutions relevant to the Moldovan context and broader applications. His research interests center on the design and control of thermal systems and processes , with particular expertise in power boilers, gas turbine installations, heat exchangers, refrigeration systems, and heat pumps. He has made significant contributions to automatic climate maintenance systems for large volumes and microclimate control, as well as the development of control systems for mobile land objects (tracked and wheeled vehicles) and robotic devices. His work consistently bridges theoretical control systems with practical thermal engineering applications across various sectors including agriculture, food processing, and urban heating systems. Analysis of his publication trends reveals a strong focus on energy efficiency optimization through innovative heat pump designs and control strategies. His later work (2016-2020) increasingly addresses integrated energy solutions for specific applications in agriculture (poultry farming, vineyards, dairy plants) and urban environments (district heating systems). A notable technical thread throughout his career is the development of variable geometry systems and adaptive control mechanisms to maximize thermal efficiency across changing operational conditions. Dr. Şit has collaborated extensively with colleagues including Журавлев А.А., Timcenko Dmitrii, and Şit Boris across multiple projects. His research demonstrates consistent practical application, with numerous publications addressing specific industrial challenges in Moldova's energy sector, particularly in optimizing traditional heating infrastructure through modern heat pump technology and advanced control systems.

• Thermal Systems Design
• Heat Pump Technology
• Automatic Control Systems
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Laura Caulfield, PhD, is a Professor in the Department of International Health at the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health. She is affiliated with the Center for Human Nutrition and the Center for Global Health, and her research focuses on maternal, infant, and child nutrition and health both in the United States and globally. Her research interests include nutritional epidemiology, maternal and perinatal health, child growth and development, breastfeeding and complementary feeding, and the evaluation of nutrition interventions. She is particularly interested in the early origins of adult disease and the development of nutrition surveillance systems to inform public health policy. Dr. Caulfield’s recent publications reflect a strong focus on public health nutrition, with studies on the WIC program, plant-based diets and diabetes, geospatial food environments and childhood obesity, and the intersection of nutrition and autism. Her work often employs cohort studies and systematic reviews to assess the impact of dietary patterns and public health programs. Outstanding Alumna, College of Health and Human Sciences, Colorado State University (2014) The Ruth Pike Lectureship, The Pennsylvania State University (2005) The Avanelle Kirksey Lectureship, Purdue University (2000) Golden Apple Award for Excellence in Teaching, Johns Hopkins University (1993) Dr. Caulfield has led and contributed to numerous research projects, including the MAL-ED study and evaluations of the WIC program. She has secured significant grant funding to support her work on maternal and child nutrition, program evaluation, and global health initiatives. Her research often involves community-engaged methods and collaborations across disciplines and institutions. She is actively involved in mentoring students and researchers and leads a dynamic research team focused on improving nutritional outcomes for vulnerable populations. Her lab emphasizes rigorous epidemiological methods, policy-relevant research, and the translation of findings into public health practice.

• Maternal and Child Nutrition
• Nutritional Epidemiology
• International Health
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Zeynep Atamer is an Assistant Professor at Oregon State University's Food Science and Technology Department, affiliated with the Food Innovation Center in Portland, OR. Her research focuses on dairy science and technology, particularly bacteriophage dynamics, spore inactivation, milk protein behavior, membrane processing, and food safety optimization. Primary affiliation: Oregon State University, Food Innovation Center Department: Food Science and Technology Research interests include: Dairy bacteriophages and their thermal/non-thermal inactivation Spore-forming bacteria in dairy processing Milk protein fractionation and functional properties Membrane separation technologies for dairy applications Cheese and fermentation process optimization Development of phage-free dairy products and sensitive detection systems Recent publications highlight advancements in UV-C/phage reduction strategies, casein-based material development, bitter peptide characterization in cheese, and encapsulation technologies for microbial control. Key subfields include dairy processing stressors, whey protein stability, and gut microbiota modulation via phage delivery. Her work integrates industrial-scale validation with lab-to-commercial translation, addressing critical challenges in dairy safety and functionality through interdisciplinary approaches spanning microbiology, biochemistry, and food engineering.

• Dairy Science & Technology
• Dairy Microbiology
• Dairy Bacteriophages
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Dr. Xin Zhang is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Agricultural and Biological Engineering at Mississippi State University. His research focuses on smart agriculture, AI applications, agricultural robotics, and unmanned aerial systems. He leads the Sensing & Automation in Agrisystems (SAAS) Lab, which develops technologies for crop monitoring, robotic harvesting, and machine vision systems. Dr. Zhang holds a Ph.D. from Washington State University and has held postdoctoral positions at UC Davis. He is a FAA-certified UAS pilot and actively collaborates on projects involving machine learning, computer vision, and precision agriculture. Research interests include digital agriculture frameworks, crop prediction models, and the integration of AI into farming systems. Key achievements include pioneering work in robotic cotton-picking simulations and UAV-based yield estimation. His lab emphasizes interdisciplinary approaches combining robotics, data science, and environmental engineering. Awards include the 2020 Giuseppe Pellizzi Prize for agricultural engineering research and multiple ASABE accolades. Current projects involve scalable field extraction frameworks using satellite imagery and deep learning models for plant phenotyping. He has published over 50 peer-reviewed articles, with a focus on advancing automation in crop handling and environmental sensing technologies. Education: Ph.D., Biological & Agricultural Engineering (WSU), M.S., Agriculture (Northwest A&F University), B.S., Agronomy (Gansu Agriculture University).

• Smart/Digital Agriculture
• Artificial Intelligence (AI) in Agriculture
• Computer Vision
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Alan Morrison is a Senior Lecturer in the Department of Electrical and Electronic Engineering at University College Cork (UCC), part of the College of Science, Engineering and Food Science (SEFS). He holds roles including Vice-Dean for Undergraduate Affairs (since 2021) and former Dean of Engineering (2012–2018). His academic career began at UCC in 1998, progressing from Lecturer to Senior Lecturer in 2006. A Chartered Physicist (1998) and Senior Member of IEEE (since 2002), Morrison is also a Science Foundation Ireland Principal Investigator. Education : - B.E. (First Class Honors) in Electrical Engineering, UCC (1992) - Ph.D. in Electrical Engineering, National University of Ireland (1997) Research Interests : Morrison's work focuses on three core areas: 1. Multi-spectral LED lighting for horticulture (collaboration with School of BEES, UCC) 2. Optical detection, including Geiger-mode avalanche photodiodes (SPADs) for low-light imaging and photon counting 3. Photovoltaic systems and energy storage, with contributions to multi-junction solar cell development and concentrated photovoltaic (CPV) systems. His dormant research included nanopore DNA analysis technologies. Grants & Awards : - Science Foundation Ireland (SFI) grants: PhoCUS (€897k), MODCON-PV (€310k) - EU funding: Nano-ChApp (€203k) - Over 150 peer-reviewed publications and multiple patents. Teaching : Courses include EE1007 (Intro to Electrical Engineering), NE4008 (Photovoltaic Systems), and others focused on photonics, renewable energy, and embedded systems. Lab & Collaborations : Affiliated with the Tyndall National Institute's Photonics Centre. Active in interdisciplinary projects involving nanotechnology, energy systems, and agricultural technology.

• Photodetection
• Optical Engineering
• Photovoltaic Energy Systems
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Lien Smeesters is a postdoctoral researcher at the Department of Applied Physics and Photonics, Vrije Universiteit Brussel (VUB). Her work focuses on advancing optical technologies for applications in climate monitoring, food safety, and industrial photonics. She is part of Brussels Photonics, a research group specializing in optical design and engineering. Her research interests include spectroscopy, LiDAR systems, space-based imaging, and the development of novel optical devices. Notably, she contributed to projects like the GRADΞD SBO initiative aimed at additive manufacturing process control. She has presented at international conferences such as SPIE Photonics Europe and organized events like the Belgian Photonics Online Meetup 2022. Education: Master's and PhD in Applied Physics and Photonics (VUB). Her awards include the Best Student Paper Award (2014), Photonics21 Student Innovation Award (2017), and EO Educational Award Finalist (2016). She has supervised master’s theses on topics like optical design for climate monitoring and tunable lenses in camera systems. Her lab work involves collaborations on projects such as wide-field-of-view cameras for Earth radiation monitoring and polymer lightguide fabrication.

• Optical Engineering
• Spectroscopy
• Climate Monitoring
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Professor Anthony J. Ryan, OBE, is the Professor of Physical Chemistry at the University of Sheffield and Founding Director of the Grantham Centre for Sustainable Futures. His research focuses on sustainable polymers, renewable energy, and the food-water-energy nexus. He leads sustainability initiatives integrating science, engineering, and social sciences. Ryan has held roles including Pro Vice Chancellor of the Faculty of Science (2008–2016) and Head of Chemistry. Educated at the University of Manchester (BSc, PhD) and UMIST (DSc), he has over 300 publications and co-authored influential books like The Solar Revolution . Education: BSc from University of Manchester PhD from University of Manchester DSc from UMIST Research Interests: Sustainable synthesis of polymers, flow-induced crystallization, organic photovoltaics, urban agriculture, and translational science communication. His work bridges fundamental research and real-world applications, emphasizing environmental and societal impact. Articles: Recent publications span polymer science, sustainable materials, and interdisciplinary sustainability challenges. Key themes include renewable materials, nanocomposites, and energy-efficient systems. Awards: OBE for Services to Science (2006) Beilby Medal & Prize (1999) Gold Medal, Society of Dyers and Colourists (2008) Advising & Grants: Leads major sustainability programs and collaborates with international bodies like the UNFCCC. His work includes public engagement via media and institutions like Chatham House. Labs/Teams: Directs the Grantham Centre, fostering cross-disciplinary sustainability research. Active in initiatives like Project Sunshine and urban horticulture projects.

• Physical Chemistry
• Sustainable Chemistry
• Polymer Science
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Dr. Eline Smit is a researcher affiliated with the Department of Persuasive Communication at the University of Amsterdam within the Faculty of Social and Behavioural Sciences. Her work focuses on health communication, digital health interventions, public health policy, and behavioral psychology. She has extensively studied the impact of social media on health behaviors, including mental health support, food norms, and environmental decision-making. Her research interests include tailoring health messages to individual preferences, analyzing digital health disparities, and evaluating the effectiveness of health communication strategies. Notable projects involve investigating pandemic-era public health communication, the carbon footprint of healthcare systems, and the role of autonomy-supportive language in health messages. Eline has collaborated on interdisciplinary projects addressing smoking cessation, weight management, and sustainable food choices. Her work often combines quantitative methods with qualitative insights, emphasizing evidence-based interventions and policy recommendations. She has contributed to global health initiatives, such as a worldwide experiment on social distancing messaging during the early stages of the COVID-19 pandemic. Eline’s publications consistently highlight the intersection of technology, behavior, and health equity. She advocates for inclusive digital health solutions that bridge access gaps and empower diverse populations through persuasive communication strategies.

• Health Communication
• Digital Health
• Public Health
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Prof Long D. Nghiem is a Professor and Director of the School of Civil and Environmental Engineering at the University of Technology Sydney (UTS), and Director of the Centre for Technology in Water and Wastewater (CTWW). He holds a PhD in Environmental Engineering from the University of Wollongong and has held academic positions at institutions including the University of Wollongong, Technical University of Munich (as August-Wilhelm Scheer Visiting Professor), and Colorado School of Mines. His research focuses on water treatment technologies, membrane science, anaerobic digestion, and sustainable resource recovery. Prof Nghiem has supervised 20 PhD and 8 MPhil students. His funded research includes grants totaling over $3 million, addressing topics such as advanced water treatment, biomethane production, and microplastic filtration. He has received awards like the UOW Vice Chancellor Award for Research Partnership and Impact (2017), and the Excellence in Reviewing Award from Environmental Science: Water Research Technology (2016). His research interests span membrane separation processes (e.g., forward osmosis, membrane distillation), water purification, and microbial strategies for waste management. He leads projects on resource recovery from wastewater and innovative technologies for addressing global water challenges. His work emphasizes practical applications, such as converting food waste into energy and developing eco-friendly biolubricants from microalgae. Education: PhD in Environmental Engineering, University of Wollongong (2004–2005) MSc in Education, University of Wollongong (2008–2010) BEng in Environmental Engineering, UNSW Australia (1998–2002) Affiliations: Editorial Board Member of Environmental Science: Water Research Technology Section Editor of Current Pollution Reports Prof Nghiem’s lab (CTWW) develops cutting-edge solutions for water and wastewater challenges, including solar-driven desalination, photocatalytic pollutant degradation, and microplastic removal technologies. His interdisciplinary approach bridges engineering, chemistry, and microbiology to create scalable, sustainable environmental solutions.

• Environmental Engineering
• Water Treatment
• Membrane Technology
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Ajay Malshe is the R. Eugene and Susie E. Goodson Distinguished Professor of Mechanical Engineering at Purdue University, with a courtesy appointment in Agricultural and Biological Engineering. He is affiliated with the School of Mechanical Engineering and holds offices at 585 Purdue Mall, West Lafayette, IN. His research focuses on: Bio-inspired designs, Surface engineering and multifunctional materials, Convergent Manufacturing for Industry 5.0, Systems integration and productization, Heavy-duty machinery challenges, Heterogeneous integration across mechanical, electrical, and optical systems, Precision agriculture and food systems, Frugal engineering and social equity, Manufacturing in space. His work bridges innovation with practical applications in various industries. He has received numerous accolades, including: Fellowships from five societies (ASM, ASME, CIRP, IoP, NAI), Member of the National Academy of Engineering (2018), Edison Awards for innovations like TuffTek® and nGlide®, R&D 100 Award (2013), and Multiple industry and government recognitions. A dedicated educator and innovator, Malshe has advised over 60 graduate students and mentored thousands of undergraduates. His entrepreneurial ventures have led to 25+ products commercialized across industries. He holds 22+ patents and has secured significant funding for his research initiatives. His interdisciplinary approach emphasizes servant leadership to enhance equity, quality of life, and societal impact through manufacturing innovation.

• Bio-inspired designs
• Surface engineering and multifunctional materials
• Convergent Manufacturing for Industry 5.0
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Eduardo M. García-Molina serves as Assistant Professor of Classics in the Department of Classics at the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign's School of Literatures, Cultures & Linguistics. His research uniquely spans Seleukid imperial history and video game reception studies, examining how ancient states and cultures manifest in digital media like Total War and World of Warcraft . His academic journey includes: B.A. from University of South Florida M.A. from Florida State University Ph.D. from University of Chicago García-Molina's scholarship investigates imperial bureaucracy, archival practices, and political thought in the Seleukid Empire while pioneering analyses of antiquity's representation in video games. His dual focus reveals how documentary media shaped ancient governance and how modern games reinterpret historical systems through mechanics and epigraphy. This interdisciplinary approach bridges classical philology with digital humanities, emphasizing material culture's role in both ancient administration and contemporary game design. His publication pattern demonstrates growing influence across traditional classical journals and emerging game studies venues. The consistent engagement with Seleukid governance structures alongside video game analysis reflects a cohesive research vision exploring power dynamics across temporal contexts. Notable recognitions include: Hurst Summer Institute Fellowship in Legal History (2025) Lawrence Friedman/Stanford Law School Fellowship (2025) Humanities Research Institute Postdoctoral Fellowship (2024-2025) Franke Institute Doctoral Fellowship (2023-2024) Mellon Foundation Dissertation Award (2023-2024) As Faculty Affiliate in Game Studies and Design, García-Molina develops innovative courses like The Ancient World in Video Games while mentoring students through his monograph project on Seleukid information technologies. His current work examines how sealing practices and archival storage shaped subjects' experience of empire, with future research likely expanding into digital preservation of ancient knowledge systems.

• Ancient History
• Seleukid Empire
• Imperial Bureaucracy
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Dr. Fazlul Rabbanee is an Associate Professor of Marketing at Curtin University's School of Management and Marketing, within the Faculty of Business and Law. He holds a PhD in CRM from Curtin, an MBA in International Business from the University of Akron, and degrees from the University of Chittagong, Bangladesh. His research focuses on digital marketing, consumer resilience, customer engagement, and technology adoption. He has led over 15 industry projects with organizations like RAC and Pharmacy 777, and received grants totaling $900k+ in areas like climate resilience and volunteering. Dr. Rabbanee supervises HDR students across Honours, Masters, and PhD levels, with completed projects on topics like green product habits and luxury retail experiences. His teaching spans Digital Marketing Strategy, International Marketing, and Marketing Research. Awards include the 2016 School of Marketing Paper of the Year and multiple teaching excellence recognitions. He serves as Course Coordinator for Marketing postgraduate programs and has been a peer reviewer for the World Bank and journals like European Journal of Marketing (A*). Research interests include consumer digital experiences, technology adoption, and supply chain management. Notable works address envy's impact on unethical behavior, resilience in healthcare operations, and mobile commerce value frameworks. His work bridges theory and practice, emphasizing real-world applications in marketing strategy and education.

• Digital Marketing
• Consumer Behavior and Resilience
• Customer Experience and Engagement
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