جست‌وجوی استاد و پژوهشگر

Nirajan Shiwakotiمشاهده پروفایل

استاد

• Transport Engineering
• Sustainable Transportation
• Connected and Automated Vehicles
• +۵ مورد دیگر

Professor Nirajan Shiwakoti is a leading academic in transport engineering at RMIT University, holding a Professorship since 2025. He specializes in transport safety, automated vehicles, and sustainability, with global recognition including top 2% citation status in logistics and transportation. His research focuses on resilient transport systems, decarbonization, and cybersecurity in emerging technologies. Shiwakoti leads the Intelligent Transport and Mobility Systems group, addressing societal impacts of technologies like EVs and CAVs. He has over 20 awards, including honors from Fresh Science Australia and the International Association of Traffic and Safety Sciences. Teaching roles include program director for Sustainable Systems Engineering and course coordination in Intelligent Transport Systems. His work integrates interdisciplinary methods like agent-based modeling and life cycle assessment to solve complex transport challenges. Research Focus: Pedestrian safety, CAV cybersecurity, decarbonization, supply chain resilience Awards: CASS Foundation, ARRB, ISTTT (Berkeley), IATSS Teaching: Sustainable engineering, transport systems courses Recent Projects: Automated vehicle simulation, cold supply chain optimization, rail dwell time modeling Shiwakoti’s 196+ publications span safety frameworks, automated vehicle deployment, and sustainability transitions. He advises international bodies like the Transportation Research Board and FEHRL. His lab develops innovative solutions for smart cities and global transport networks, emphasizing interdisciplinary collaboration and real-world impact.

• Digital Health Innovation
• Healthcare Informatics
• Health Disparities
• +۵ مورد دیگر

Na Liu is a Senior Lecturer in the Business Information Systems Discipline at the University of Sydney Business School, and Postgraduate Program Coordinator for the BIS Specialisation in the Master of Commerce Program. She holds a Ph.D. and BComp from the National University of Singapore. Prior to her current role, she was a Lecturer at the University of Sydney’s School of Computer Science and worked in industry consultancy. Her research focuses on digital innovation in health and wellbeing management, particularly addressing health disparities through digital technologies. Current projects emphasize digital health inclusion for rural populations and women in developing countries. Methodologically, her work integrates behavioral research, qualitative approaches, and analytical methods. Key awards include the Sydney Business School Emerging Scholar Fellowship (2025-2026), Dean's Research Impact Award (2024), and NBMLHD Quality Award (2021). She has secured grants such as the 2024 FemTech Design grant for mental health support in rural areas. Her advisory work includes mentoring digital health startups and collaborating with clinical partners. Notable publications span telemedicine systems, remote patient monitoring, and mobile health app design. She leads projects on health literacy apps, chronic disease management, and digital transformation in healthcare systems.

Louise Townsinمشاهده پروفایل

پژوهشگر

• Intercultural Communication
• Mental Health Services
• Teacher Education
• +۳ مورد دیگر

Dr Louise Townsin is an academic researcher at Torrens University Australia, serving as Officer Research in the Research and Innovation Office and contributing to the Centre for Healthy Sustainable Development (CHSD). She holds a PhD in Education from Torrens University Australia (2018), focusing on intercultural learning pedagogy for outbound students. Her research bridges education and health disciplines, emphasizing qualitative methodologies like participatory action research. Key interests include teacher professional development, mental health stigma reduction, culturally diverse healthcare access, and intercultural communication in learning environments. Her work aligns with UN Sustainable Development Goals, particularly in education and health equity. Recent studies explore peer-led mental health nursing education, technology interventions for social isolation in aging populations, and primary school vocabulary teaching strategies. She supervises PhD candidates in cultural contexts of health and wellbeing. Publications span mental health nursing practices, culturally responsive education, and university-industry collaboration dynamics. While no specific awards are listed, her extensive research output reflects significant contributions to intercultural and healthcare equity research.

Roslyn Larkinمشاهده پروفایل

مدرس ارشد

• Human Resource Management
• Knowledge Management/Transfer
• Ethical Organizations
• +۴ مورد دیگر

Roslyn Larkin is a Senior Lecturer at the Newcastle Business School (Human Resource Management) within the University of Newcastle's College of Human and Social Futures. She joined the university in 2004 as a casual academic and became a full-time faculty member in 2010. Her research focuses on HRM, knowledge management, ethical organizations, and leadership. Key projects include studies on knowledge transfer in regional wine clusters, job design in aged care, and ethical governance in Australia's banking sector. Educational Background : Doctor of Philosophy, University of Newcastle Bachelor of Business (Honours), University of Newcastle Bachelor of Business, University of Newcastle Research Interests : Roslyn’s work spans HRM strategies, cross-cultural knowledge transfer in multinational enterprises (MNEs), and ethical challenges in contemporary workplaces. She collaborates with institutions like Curtin University, RMIT, and international partners such as Napier University (Edinburgh) and Athabasca University (Canada). Her recent projects address global challenges like AI ethics, aging workforce policies, and the banking sector crisis. Key Contributions : Her 2023 study on HR managers' pandemic responses highlights remote work challenges and institutional adaptability. Earlier work, including a 2016 analysis of Australia’s banking sector, critiques HRM failures in maintaining public trust. She also explores technological impacts in retail and the ethical implications of AI in workplaces. Awards & Recognition : 2014 Faculty Business and Law Work Integrated Learning staff member of the year 2011 FBL excellence in teaching award Teaching & Supervision : Roslyn advises on PhD topics ranging from wearable health technologies in Saudi Arabia to end-of-life decision-making. She emphasizes interdisciplinary approaches, blending HRM with leadership and ethics. Her supervision record includes 5 completed and 2 ongoing projects. Labs & Teams : Engaged in research networks like the Workshop on Institutions and Socio-economic Development (WISED), focusing on UN Sustainable Development Goals. Collaborates with industry partners on knowledge transfer initiatives in regional sectors like wine tourism.

Alex Gavinoمشاهده پروفایل

مدرس ارشد

• Digital Health
• Telehealth
• Public Health
• +۶ مورد دیگر

Dr. Alex Gavino is a Senior Learning Facilitator in Public Health (Digital Health) at Torrens University Australia and a member of the Centre for Healthy Futures (CHeF). He holds a PhD from the University of New South Wales and a Doctor of Medicine from the University of the Philippines Manila. His expertise spans digital health informatics, telehealth, public and rural health, clinical trials, and community screening for cardiovascular conditions. Prior roles include Clinical Research Manager at Australian Medical Research and Research Scientist at Singapore Management University’s iCity Lab, where he developed smart home systems for aging populations. Dr. Gavino’s research focuses on leveraging technology to improve healthcare access in underserved areas, such as the RxBox telemedicine device for geographically isolated regions. His work also emphasizes cardiovascular health, including studies on atrial fibrillation and hypertension in rural populations. He has contributed to global health initiatives, including the Big Ararat Health Study data and biobank, and has coordinated digital health programs like the Telehealth Services for Rural Doctors in the Philippines. His recent research includes carotid stiffness assessment, dengue fever studies, and low back pain interventions. He has collaborated internationally, addressing challenges in low-resource healthcare settings through clinical decision support systems and SMS-based telemedicine programs. Dr. Gavino’s contributions align with UN Sustainable Development Goals related to health equity and innovation.

• Information Systems
• Machine Learning
• Cybersecurity
• +۳ مورد دیگر

Dr. Rohan Genrich is a Senior Lecturer (Information Systems) at the School of Business, University of Southern Queensland. He holds qualifications from USQ: BBus, GDipEd, PGCertMgt, MEd, and PhD. His research focuses on IT education, cybersecurity fraud detection, mobile health monitoring, and curriculum design. He has contributed to textbooks on information systems and published widely in journals and conferences. Education Background: Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Information Technology, University of Southern Queensland (2020) Master of Education (MEd), University of Southern Queensland Postgraduate Certificate in Management (PGCertMgt), University of Southern Queensland Graduate Diploma in Education (GDipEd), University of Southern Queensland Bachelor of Business (BBus), University of Southern Queensland Research Interests: His work spans IT career perception studies, machine learning applications in fraud detection, mobile health technologies, and educational strategies for improving student engagement. Recent projects include analyzing eLearning impacts, mobile health diagnostics, and barriers to wireless tech in aged care. Publications Trends: His 15 most recent works show strong focus on education technology (35%), cybersecurity (25%), and healthcare IT (20%). Notable contributions include a systematic review on credit card fraud detection (2023) and mobile health monitoring review (2022). Supervision & Grants: Current: Associate Supervisor for doctoral research on eLearning's impact on productivity (2022 onwards) Completed: Supervised doctoral study on ERP systems adoption in China/Australia (Completed 2024) Labs/Teams: Active contributor to interdisciplinary research teams focusing on IT education and healthcare tech innovations within the School of Business.

• Design Education
• Industrial Design
• Workplace Safety
• +۳ مورد دیگر

Mr. Wil Dim is an Associate Lecturer in the School of Design at RMIT University, specializing in design education and workplace design innovations. He holds an ORCID identifier (0000-0693-3330) and is based at the City Campus in Australia. His research focuses on pedagogical approaches in industrial design education, aging workforce challenges, and workplace safety frameworks. Wil has collaborated extensively with institutions like WorkSafe Victoria on commissioned reports addressing workplace design for aging workers and safety innovations. His work integrates human-centered design principles with contemporary societal needs. Key research outputs include studies on learner-centered design studios and future-of-work scenarios. Awards: ACUADS National Teaching Excellence Award (2022) RMIT Vice-Chancellor Teaching Award of Excellence (2022) Wil’s teaching and research emphasize interdisciplinary collaboration, evidenced by his co-authored publications with experts like Soumitri Varadarajan and Ian de Vere. His contributions span conference presentations at events such as the International Conference on Higher Education Advances and the Engineering and Product Design Education conference.

• Chronic Disease Management
• Self-Management Interventions
• Family Nursing
• +۷ مورد دیگر

Professor Lisa Whitehead is a leading academic in nursing research at Edith Cowan University (ECU), holding the roles of Professor of Nursing Research, Director of the Centre for Nursing, Midwifery and Health Services Research, and Associate Dean Research within ECU's School of Nursing and Midwifery. She also serves as an Honorary Research Professor at the University of Otago, New Zealand. Her research focuses on improving health outcomes for individuals with chronic conditions through self-management strategies and family-centered care. She has over 30 years of experience in clinical and multidisciplinary research, emphasizing real-world application of evidence-based practices. Education: Dr. Whitehead holds a Doctor of Philosophy (2004), Master of Arts (1995), and Bachelor of Science (1993) from the UK. She has supervised 12 completed PhD students and over 30 Master’s students, with current supervision of 8 PhD and 2 Master’s candidates. She actively reviews grants for bodies like the Health Research Council (HRC) of New Zealand. Research Interests: Chronic disease management, family nursing, primary health care, digital health interventions, and culturally sensitive care. Her work spans topics like diabetes self-management, caregiver support, and technology in healthcare delivery. Grants & Projects: Secured over $5M in research funding, including a $1.11M HRC grant exploring prediabetes regression. Current projects include studies on aging, remote health care, and culturally tailored interventions. She leads initiatives such as the “Getting to the heart of healthy aging” program. Publications: Over 150 peer-reviewed articles (e.g., on cardiac rehabilitation, caregiver experiences, and digital health) in journals like Journal of Advanced Nursing and International Journal of Nursing Studies . Her work emphasizes translational research to bridge clinical practice and policy.

• Human-Computer Interaction
• Design Research
• Gerontechnology
• +۳ مورد دیگر

Dr. Simon Lawry is a researcher at Queensland University of Technology's Faculty of Built Environment and Engineering. His work focuses on intuitive interaction design and user experience research, particularly examining age-related differences in product familiarity and technology adoption. Education: PhD in Design Research (2012) - Queensland University of Technology Research Interests: Human-Computer Interaction, Gerontechnology, User Experience Design, and Age-related Usability Studies Publications: 8 academic works between 2008-2019 examining intuitive interaction, product familiarity, and aging populations' technology adoption His research specifically investigates how demographic factors like age affect intuitive interaction with technology, emphasizing product familiarity assessment and cognitive ergonomics. While no formal awards or students are documented in this dataset, his work has been published in design research society conferences and journals focusing on aging and technology interface design.

• Human-Centered Design
• Healthcare Design Innovation
• User Experience (UX) Design
• +۷ مورد دیگر

Marianella Chamorro-Koc is a Professor in the Department of Industrial Design at Queensland University of Technology's School of Design. With over 100 publications spanning more than two decades, she leads the QUT Design Lab's healthcare innovation initiatives, focusing on human-centered design approaches that bridge design theory and practical healthcare applications. Her work integrates academic research with real-world problem solving across multiple healthcare contexts. Chamorro-Koc's research interests center on healthcare design innovation, with particular expertise in accessibility design, user experience for vulnerable populations, and product usability. Her work demonstrates a consistent focus on designing for people with disabilities, pediatric healthcare experiences, and digital health technologies. She has developed innovative approaches to understanding how design can improve healthcare outcomes, particularly through empathetic and inclusive design methodologies that prioritize user needs and experiences. Her recent publications reveal a strong emphasis on healthcare design innovation, with significant contributions in pediatric medical equipment design, accessibility technologies for people with disabilities, and digital health solutions. The research trends show an evolution from foundational work in product usability to more complex healthcare system design, with increasing focus on inclusive design methodologies and co-creation approaches that involve end users as active participants in the design process. Chamorro-Koc has secured substantial research funding and leads multiple interdisciplinary projects connecting design with healthcare delivery. She has collaborated extensively with healthcare providers including Metro North Hospital and Health Services, Clinical Excellence Queensland Healthcare Accelerator Lab Program, and various international healthcare institutions. Her work bridges the gap between academic design research and practical healthcare implementation, resulting in tangible design solutions that improve patient experiences and healthcare outcomes. She leads the QUT Design Lab's initiatives in healthcare design, with particular focus on pediatric care environments, accessibility technologies, and digital health innovation. Her team employs co-design methodologies that actively involve patients, healthcare providers, and designers in the innovation process, creating solutions that are both technically sound and deeply empathetic to user needs.

Sherrie-Anne Kayeمشاهده پروفایل

پژوهشگر ارشد

• Technology Acceptance
• Automated Vehicles
• Young Drivers
• +۵ مورد دیگر

Dr Sherrie-Anne Kaye is a Senior Research Fellow at Queensland University of Technology (QUT), affiliated with the Centre for Accident Research & Road Safety – Queensland (CARRS-Q) and the MAIC-QUT Road Safety Research Collaboration. She holds a PhD in Psychology from QUT and has been active in road safety research since 2010. Her work focuses on technology acceptance, automated vehicles, young driver behavior, and speeding/speeding-related messaging. Research interests include cognitive measures of risk perception, driver distraction, and the application of behavioral theories to road safety interventions. She leads projects on advanced driver assistance systems (ADAS), automated vehicle adoption barriers, and prosocial driving behaviors. Her 15 most recent articles (2020–2025) span topics like shared awareness in automated driving, ChatGPT healthcare interactions, and motorcycle safety technologies. Current projects include evaluating Advanced Rider Assistance Systems and driver education reforms. Dr Kaye supervises PhD students in areas like AI chatbot acceptance and semi-automated vehicle safety. She collaborates with industry partners on projects funded by Australian Competitive Grants, focusing on cybersecurity and road safety innovations.

Debbie Puمشاهده پروفایل

پژوهشگر ارشد

• Dysphagia
• Speech-Language Pathology
• Swallowing Disorders
• +۱۲ مورد دیگر

Debbie Pu is a Research Fellow at the School of Primary and Allied Health Care, Monash University, with a clinical background in speech-language pathology. Her research focuses on dysphagia, voice disorders, public health, and participatory research in aged care settings. She is actively involved in multiple interdisciplinary research projects related to virtual care, rehabilitation, and stakeholder engagement. Her educational background includes a PhD in Dysphagia from the University of Hong Kong (2014–2019) and a Bachelor of Applied Science (Hons) in Speech Pathology from the University of Sydney (2009–2012). Debbie's research interests span dysphagia , swallowing and voice disorders , rehabilitation , public health , aged care , and virtual care models . She emphasizes patient and community engagement in healthcare decision-making, particularly for older adults. Her work often involves instrumental assessments such as videofluoroscopy and endoscopy, and she contributes to public awareness through instructional videos and outreach programs like World Swallowing Awareness Day. Her recent publications highlight trends in participatory health research , telehealth implementation , disinvestment in low-value care , and exercise-based interventions for swallowing . These works reflect a strong focus on clinical applicability, patient-centered outcomes, and health system innovation. Scientific Awards: 2nd Runner Up, Visualise Your Thesis Competition, University of Hong Kong (2018) Finalist, 3 Minute Thesis Competition, University of Hong Kong (2018) Outstanding Paper Award, International Conference on Gerontechnology (2021) 1st Place, ECR Showcase Session – Rapid Fire, 2023 Debbie has been a Chief or Associate Investigator on multiple externally funded research projects, including initiatives on virtual emergency care and dysphagia screening using biosensors. She serves as a grant reviewer for Speech Pathology Australia, contributing to peer review and research quality assurance. She is currently accepting PhD students and supervising research through Monash’s Supervisor Connect platform. She is actively involved in research networks and public engagement, contributing to blogs and media discussions on topics such as digital inclusion for older adults and the impact of research beyond citations. Her work aligns with UN Sustainable Development Goals in health and well-being, particularly in aged care and public health innovation.

Indae Hwangمشاهده پروفایل

مدرس

• Interaction Design
• User Experience (UX)
• Interactive Art
• +۱۰ مورد دیگر

Dr Indae Hwang is a lecturer in the Department of Design at Monash University, where he contributes to research, teaching, and creative practice in interactive design and emerging digital technologies. His work spans academic research, public exhibitions, and interdisciplinary collaborations with industry and healthcare sectors. PhD in Digital Art and Multimedia Design, Monash University (2014) Research focuses on critical engagement with digital technologies through interactive art and design Teaches User Experience and Interactive Design His research interests center on the critical reflection of human relationships with emerging technologies, particularly through the lens of interactive arts. He explores how augmented reality, virtual reality, physical computing, and mixed reality can provoke deeper societal engagement with technology. His work emphasizes behavior change, interface design, and data visualization, often addressing ethical and philosophical dimensions of digital integration in everyday life. The recent body of work shows a strong trend toward public-facing interactive systems, such as self-service airport security and emergency department wait time visualization. These projects reflect a move toward human-centered, socially responsible design that bridges technology, healthcare, and urban environments. His publications and creative outputs demonstrate a blend of artistic and technical rigor, often published in human-computer interaction and design research venues. Dr Hwang has received several prestigious awards for his design work: Good Design Award, Architectural Design - Winner: 'EVERYDAY Australian Design' (2022) Good Design Awards, Design Research Category - Winner: 'Victorian Premier's Design Awards Showcase' (2022) Australian Graphic Design Association Award - Award of Merit (2022) Smarter Hobart Challenge - Finalist (2021) He has been involved in multiple research grants as a Chief or Associate Investigator, including projects funded by industry and health partners. Notable projects include the self-service airport security checkpoint and the digital adverse drug event reporting platform. He actively participates in public design events such as Melbourne Design Week and has exhibited internationally. He leads and collaborates on interdisciplinary teams involving engineers, healthcare professionals, and designers. Dr Hwang is a key contributor to the 'Consenting Cities' project, an interactive urban installation exploring digital consent in public spaces. This work exemplifies his commitment to using design as a medium for social inquiry and public engagement.

Rebecca Feoمشاهده پروفایل

عضو هیئت علمی

• Fundamental care
• Nurse-patient relationships
• Caregiving relationships
• +۴ مورد دیگر

Dr. Rebecca Feo is a Senior Research Fellow at Flinders University's College of Nursing and Health Sciences and a member of the Caring Futures Institute. Her research focuses on optimizing care delivery through relational care, particularly in fundamental care contexts. She completed her PhD in Psychology at the University of Adelaide (2012) and has held roles including Executive Officer of the International Learning Collaborative (ILC) and Visiting Research Fellow at the University of Adelaide. Her work emphasizes caregiving relationships in healthcare settings, with contributions to nursing education, patient safety, and men's health. Education: PhD in Psychology, University of Adelaide (2012); Bachelor (Honours) in Psychology, University of Adelaide (2007) Dr. Feo’s research expertise includes qualitative methodologies such as interviews, discourse analysis, and systematic reviews. She has led projects on fundamental care assessment tools and nurse-patient relationship dynamics. Her awards include the Flinders University Mid-Career Researcher Award (2019) and Stanford University’s Top 2% Researchers ranking (2021, 2024). She supervises students exploring topics like fundamental care delivery and men’s mental health. Her collaborations include global ILC members and interdisciplinary teams. Current projects involve AI applications in nursing education and predictive modeling for fundamental care frameworks. Dr. Feo advocates for systemic improvements in healthcare through relational care paradigms, emphasizing the intersection of theory and practice.

• Immersive Visualization
• Human-Computer Interaction
• Interface Design
• +۸ مورد دیگر

Volker Kuchelmeister is a Research Fellow at the University of New South Wales (UNSW), working as lead immersive designer at the UNSW felt Experience and Empathy Lab (feel). He has established and directed leading media-art research labs including the ZKM Centre for Art and Media Karlsruhe Germany - Multimedia Studio; UNSW iCinema Centre Media Lab and the UNSW National Institute for Experimental Art - Immersive Media Lab. Kuchelmeister is an expert in presence, embodiment and place representation for immersive applications. His research spans immersive visualization, human-computer interaction, interface design, new media in the performing arts, cinematography, interactive narrative, experimental imaging, and spatial mapping. He explores how immersive technologies can transform understanding of memory, dementia, urban environments, and cultural heritage through projects like EmbodiMap VR, InSight AR, and waumananyi: the song on the wind. His recent work focuses on using immersive technologies for health applications, particularly dementia care and mental health. Projects like The Visit VR demonstrate his commitment to using immersive experiences to foster empathy and understanding of complex health conditions while exploring new forms of documentary and therapeutic applications. Dr. Kuchelmeister has received numerous awards for his work, including: Originality and Impact Award at the 25th ACM Symposium on Virtual Reality Software and Technology (2019) Dean's Award for Excellence in Research from UNSW Art & Design (2019) Gold IDEA Award for International Design Excellence (2009) Silver Medal at the Interactive Media Design Review (2001) Kuchelmeister has collaborated as Chief Investigator on multiple Australian Research Council, Australian Council for the Arts and University grants totaling over AUD 1.5 million. He has been a Senior Research Associate on groundbreaking immersive visualization projects and is a Co-Inventor of key iCinema technologies including AVIE (Advanced Visualization and Interaction Environment), iDome, and Spherecam 360º video capture system. These platforms have been deployed across twelve sites globally and generated $6.5 million in commercial sales. His immersive experiences, interactive installations and experimental video projects are exhibited internationally in prestigious venues including Centre Pompidou Paris, The Institute of Contemporary Art Boston, ZKM Center for Art and Media Karlsruhe, Powerhouse Museum Sydney, and Museum Victoria. He has collaborated with renowned artists including Robert Lepage, Saburo Teshigawara, Liz Lecompte and The Wooster Group, and William Forsythe.