جست‌وجوی استاد و پژوهشگر

Anthony Michael Mazzaمشاهده پروفایل

استادیار

• Homeland Security
• Cyber Risk Management
• Critical Infrastructure Protection
• +۵ مورد دیگر

Dr. Anthony Michael Mazza serves as Assistant Professor in the Department of Social and Behavioral Sciences at the College of Arts and Sciences, University of the District of Columbia (UDC), a position held since 2019. He concurrently acts as Graduate Program Coordinator and Chair of the DSBS Student Grievance Committee while maintaining an active industry role as Principal and Subject Matter Expert at NetTech Advisors, Inc. since 2010. His academic credentials include: Juris Doctor from New York Law School Master of Science in Homeland Security (Summa Cum Laude) from University of the District of Columbia Dr. Mazza's research integrates homeland security, cyber risk management, and law enforcement training with critical infrastructure protection. His current focus examines implicit bias in policing through work-integrated learning in police training curricula, analyzing the 'Encounter Equation' and its impact on community relations. This work bridges cyber criminology, terrorism studies, and legal frameworks for technology management. His publication record demonstrates specialization in cybersecurity architecture, particularly network defense paradigms for critical infrastructure. The 2021 article on Third Zone Network Architecture establishes his technical approach to securing vulnerable systems, reflecting consistent themes in cyber risk management and infrastructure protection across his scholarly output. Professional recognitions include: Myrtilla Miner Faculty Fellow (UDC, 2024-25) Faculty Leadership Award for Internship Placement (American Sustainable Business Network, 2024) Outstanding Community Service Award (Tyler Robinson Foundation, 2024) Dr. Mazza directs significant federal research initiatives including two Department of Homeland Security grants: a 2021 simulation tool for emergency management social determinants analysis and a 2025 surveillance project for vulnerable soft targets. He serves as Risk Strategies Project Lead for the Department of Treasury while mentoring students through UDC's graduate programs and the DASSH Hackathon initiative. His operational leadership extends to federal collaborations with FEMA, DHS, and the Montgomery County Youth Offender Advocacy program, where he chairs volunteer legal services.

• IT Portfolio Management
• Blockchain Technology
• Organizational IT Investment
• +۳ مورد دیگر

Dr. Zachary Steelman is an Assistant Professor at the Department of Information Systems, Walton College of Business, University of Arkansas. His research focuses on organizational IT portfolio management, blockchain technology applications, and the interplay between neurodiversity and IT adoption. PhD in Information Systems, University of Arkansas Teaching interests in blockchain, ERP, data analytics, and web/mobile development His research explores how IT infrastructure and policy changes affect individuals and organizations, with a particular emphasis on IT consumerization and blockchain governance. Recent projects include organizing university-wide blockchain hackathons with 200+ student participants and collaborating with corporate partners via the Blockchain Center of Excellence. Key article themes include trust dynamics in IT, blockchain integration in supply chains, neurodiversity effects on technology engagement, and habit formation in social media use. He serves as Associate Editor for blockchain/Fintech tracks at ICIS conferences. Professional affiliations: Association for Information Systems (AIS), Blockchain Center of Excellence. Teaching roles include graduate blockchain courses and workshops at University of Arkansas Blockchain Conferences.

• Pediatric Genetics
• Skeletal Dysplasias
• Genetic Bone Diseases
• +۵ مورد دیگر

Professor YASEMİN ALANAY is a distinguished academic and clinician at Acibadem Mehmet Ali Aydinlar University School of Medicine, Department of Medical Sciences. She has held significant leadership positions including Dean of the Medical School from 2015-2022 and currently serves as Manager of the Research and Application Center since 2023. Prior to joining Acibadem University in 2011, she was affiliated with Hacettepe University where she completed her medical training and advanced her career in pediatric genetics. Her research interests span Pediatric Genetics, Skeletal Dysplasias, Genetic Bone Diseases, Medical Genetics, Child Health and Diseases, and Undiagnosed Rare Diseases. Dr. Alanay's work has significantly contributed to understanding the genetic basis of skeletal disorders, particularly through her discovery of the FKBP10 gene in osteogenesis imperfecta during her postdoctoral fellowship at UCLA-Cedars Sinai Medical Center. Her research has evolved from gene identification to treatment development and addressing undiagnosed patients. Analysis of her recent publications reveals a strong focus on rare genetic disorders, with particular emphasis on skeletal dysplasias like achondroplasia. Her work on vosoritide treatment represents significant clinical contributions to growth disorder management. She has also pioneered research in undiagnosed diseases, whole-genome sequencing diagnostics, and international collaborative approaches to rare disease research through initiatives like the Undiagnosed Hackathon. Hacettepe Science Promotion Award (2010) Dr. Alanay has advised numerous thesis projects (3 listed in metrics) and has been instrumental in securing research funding for rare disease studies. Her leadership extends to international collaborations, having organized the International Skeletal Dysplasia Society meeting in Istanbul in 2015 and serving as its President. She was a Board Member of the European Society of Human Genetics from 2012-2017 and served on their Scientific Program Committee from 2018-2021. She established the Skeletal Dysplasia Database at Hacettepe University, which enabled multinational collaborations in gene identification research. As a clinical geneticist and dysmorphologist, she was part of the Multidisciplinary Craniofacial Team at Hacettepe, establishing cohorts for undiagnosed craniofacial and craniosynostosis patients. Her current work continues to focus on advancing diagnostics and treatments for rare genetic disorders through her research center at Acibadem University.

• Medical Genetics
• Pediatric Genetics
• Rare Diseases
• +۴ مورد دیگر

Assoc. Prof. ÖZLEM AKGÜN DOĞAN is an Associate Professor at Acibadem Mehmet Ali Aydinlar University, School of Medicine, Department of Medical Sciences, specializing in Pediatric Health and Diseases. She serves as Ethics Committee Member, Postgraduate Education Responsible, Deputy Postgraduate Education Coordinator, and Member of the Faculty Board at the same institution. Additionally, she is the ACURARE Vice President at Acibadem Mehmet Ali Aydinlar University School of Medicine. Dr. Akgün Doğan completed a Post Doc at Yale University (2021-2022) through the Fulbright Program. She is an active member of the European Board of Clinical Genetics and serves as the Undiagnosed Disease Network International Country Representative for Turkey. Her academic career includes teaching at undergraduate, postgraduate, and doctorate levels in courses related to Translational Medicine, Developmental Genetics, Mendelian Inheritance, and Pediatric Genetics. Her research focuses on Medical Genetics, Pediatric Genetics, Rare Diseases, Undiagnosed Diseases, and Genomic Medicine. Analysis of her recent publications reveals a strong emphasis on whole-genome sequencing applications, deep phenotyping for rare disease diagnosis, skeletal dysplasias, and molecular characterization of genetic disorders in pediatric populations. Her work demonstrates significant contributions to understanding BCL11B-related diseases, achondroplasia treatments, craniosynostosis registries, and diagnostic approaches for critically ill infants. 107 publications indexed in Web of Science 57 publications indexed in Scopus 91 H-Index in Web of Science 84 H-Index in Scopus 9 thesis advisory roles Dr. Akgün Doğan has secured multiple research grants including projects on ARID1B-related disorders, undiagnosed skeletal dysplasias, craniosynostosis registry development, and rapid genome sequencing for critically ill infants. She currently supervises postgraduate student J.Ceren on craniosynostosis registry research and serves as an Assistant Editor for the European Journal of Medical Genetics. Her leadership extends to organizing workshops on rare diseases and genomic medicine, and she is frequently invited to speak at national and international conferences on genetic diagnostics and rare disease research.

Angelo Spognardiمشاهده پروفایل

دانشیار

• Information Security
• Social Media Fake Phenomena
• Network Security
• +۵ مورد دیگر

Angelo Spognardi is an Associate Professor in the Department of Computer Science at Sapienza University of Rome, leading the Network Security Lab group since March 2020. He teaches courses including Practical Network Defense and Programming Unit 2 for Computer Science and Cybersecurity programs. His research spans information security , with emphasis on fake phenomena in social media , fake content analysis in review systems, adversarial machine learning , and network security for resource-constrained devices . His work integrates bio-inspired models for bot detection and focuses on resilient metrics against disinformation campaigns. Recent publications explore LLM-powered bot detection and IPv6 security. He leads the Prebunking research project predicting coordinated inauthentic behaviors in social media. His lab promotes initiatives like CyberX Mind4Future , offering cybersecurity training with virtualized labs and hackathons. Master's students in Cybersecurity under his guidance achieve 100% placement with top salaries in Italy. Spognardi maintains active collaborations with the Sysma group at IMT Lucca and previously worked with DTU IoT Center and CNR's Institute of Informatics and Telematics. His industry impact includes frameworks like SafeDroid for Android malware detection and analyses of IoT broker vulnerabilities.

• Medical Data Science
• Medical Informatics
• Digital Transformation in Healthcare
• +۵ مورد دیگر

Prof. Dr. Dr. Felix Balzer serves as W3 tenured Professor for Medical Data Science at Charité - Universitätsmedizin Berlin and the Einstein Center Digital Future, while also directing the Institute of Medical Informatics and holding the position of Chief Medical Information Officer (CMIO). His unique dual expertise bridges medical requirements and information technology, translating computer science into practical medical applications that improve patient care while addressing clinician workload challenges. Dr. Balzer's research spans Medical Data Science, Healthcare Digitalization, and Patient-Centered IT Solutions. His educational background combines medicine (MD from Albert-Ludwigs-Universität Freiburg) and computer science (MSc), with board certification in anesthesiology and a PhD in Informatics from Humboldt University. His interdisciplinary approach is evident in his co-initiation of the Digital Urban Center for Aging and Health (DUCAH), which addresses the intersection of digitization, urbanization, and health. Analysis of his publication record reveals a strong focus on healthcare digital transformation, with recent work emphasizing patient monitoring systems, secondary data use, and integration of digital tools into clinical workflows. His research demonstrates consistent growth in impact, with publications spanning clinical medicine, computer science, healthcare management, and medical education. Certificate 'Medical Informatics' (GMDS/GI/BVMI) As an educator, Dr. Balzer develops medical informatics curricula with emphasis on interdisciplinary training. His leadership extends to practical healthcare transformation at Charité, including implementation of new electronic medical record systems and serving as Deputy Chief Medical Officer for Clinical Digitalization since February 2025. His vision includes patient-centered digital tools that enable pre-visit check-ins, real-time wait information, and greater patient involvement in healthcare decisions. Dr. Balzer actively addresses the ethical dimensions of healthcare digitalization, recognizing that technological advances must balance innovation with data protection and patient autonomy. His work with the ECDF facilitates the interdisciplinary collaboration necessary to address these complex challenges holistically.

• Molecular Diagnostics
• Clinical Biochemistry
• Genetic Diseases
• +۳ مورد دیگر

Rossella Tomaiuolo is an Associate Professor at Vita-Salute San Raffaele University and Director of the School of Specialization in Clinical Pathology and Clinical Biochemistry. She holds technical expertise in molecular diagnostics for hereditary diseases and human reproduction, with over 80 peer-reviewed publications cited in PubMed, Scopus, and Web of Science. Education : MD (1998), Clinical Biochemistry Residency (2002), PhD in Biotechnological Sciences (2006), Executive Master in Healthcare Management (2020) Her research focuses on advanced diagnostic technologies for high-social-impact diseases like hereditary genetic disorders, infertility, and COVID-19. She has led the One4Two NGS-based infertility screening project, winning multiple awards including the Female Entrepreneurship Award (2015) and European EIT-Innostar funding (2016). Recent publications address topics such as biomarker harmonization, health technology assessment, and value-based healthcare implementation. Scientific Awards Bursary Award (20th European Congress of Clinical Chemistry, 2013) Premio SIBioC (2012) Hackathon Merck for Health winner (2017) Horizon 2020 Seal of Excellence and Grant (2018) As a director of specialization programs and active conference speaker, she bridges laboratory medicine with healthcare management and technology transfer initiatives. Her work emphasizes diagnostic efficacy, patient-reported outcomes, and ethical considerations in clinical practice.

Christine Clavienمشاهده پروفایل

دانشیار

• Medical Ethics
• Descriptive Ethics
• Ethics of Nudges
• +۴ مورد دیگر

Christine Clavien is an Associate Professor at the Institute of Ethics, History, and Humanities (iEH2) within the Faculty of Medicine at the University of Geneva. Previously, she served as a Senior Lecturer and Researcher at iEH2 since 2015, and was an Assistant Professor in the Department of Ecology and Evolution at the University of Lausanne. She maintains significant external roles as a member of the National Ethics Commission in human medicine (CNE), the University Commission for Ethical Research at the University of Geneva (CUREG), and the national working group "Advance planning concerning health". Dr. Clavien completed her thesis on evolutionary ethics through a joint program at the Universities of Neuchâtel (Switzerland) and Paris I, followed by a post-doctoral fellowship at Columbia University in New York. Her academic journey reflects a deep commitment to bridging philosophical inquiry with empirical research across multiple disciplines. Her research spans medical ethics (including allocation of responsibilities, patient-healthcare professional relationships, and end-of-life issues), descriptive ethics (examining moral skills development, moral motivation, and altruism), the ethics of behavioral nudges, and research integrity. Clavien employs interdisciplinary methods that integrate philosophical analysis with empirical data to develop practical solutions for promoting respectful behavior and appropriate communication in academic and professional contexts. Her work demonstrates consistent focus on translating theoretical ethical frameworks into concrete applications for healthcare and research settings. Clavien's research output shows clear trends toward practical applications of ethical theory, particularly in healthcare contexts. Her recent publications increasingly focus on developing and testing interventions—such as integrity games, nudges, and conversation tools—that operationalize ethical principles in real-world settings. The interdisciplinary nature of her work is evident in the diverse methodological approaches spanning philosophical analysis, qualitative research, and quantitative experimental designs. Prix pour le partenariat avec nos patients at Hackathon des HUG #4 (2019) Project selected in highlights by jury of national hackathon Versus Virus (2020) As an educator and mentor, Clavien manages multiple ethics courses including Bioethics, Introduction to Applied Ethics, and Science and Ethics. She serves on the steering committee for the doctoral program "Biomedical Sciences, Bioethics" and supervises doctoral theses in philosophy and biomedical sciences. Her research has attracted substantial funding, including a Horizon 2020 grant of 2.4 million euros over three years for the INTEGRITY project and funding from the Swiss National Science Foundation for her work on IoT in occupational health. These grants reflect the significance and practical relevance of her research agenda. Clavien leads the "Ethics and Science" research group and participates in the "Biomedical Ethics" research group. Her current research portfolio includes ANTICIped (developing conversation tools for advance care planning with children), ANTICIPATION (using card games for advance care planning), LET US AGREE (a mobile app for advance care planning), and investigations into the ethical implications of IoT in occupational health. These projects demonstrate her commitment to addressing pressing ethical challenges in healthcare through innovative, practical solutions.

Alessio Cavicchiمشاهده پروفایل

استاد

• Rural Economics
• Agri-food Sector Innovation
• Sustainable Tourism
• +۴ مورد دیگر

Alessio Cavicchi serves as Full Professor of Rural Economics and Valuation at the Department of Agricultural, Food, and Agro-Environmental Sciences at the University of Pisa, where he also holds the position of Delegate for the Promotion of Entrepreneurial Culture and Social Innovation. Previously, he was Associate Professor and Full Professor at the University of Macerata, where he founded the institution's first spin-off company. His institutional roles include coordination of the Start for Future project funded by the European Institute of Innovation and Technology and membership on the Advisory Board of the European Commission's Joint Research Center. Dr. Cavicchi's educational background includes a degree in Economics from the University of Florence, a PhD in Economics of Food and Environmental Resources from Parthenope University of Naples, and a Master of Science in Food Economics and Marketing from the University of Reading (UK). He joined the University of Pisa in September 2021 after a distinguished career at the University of Macerata, where he served as delegate for the Erasmus program and for departmental internationalization. His research focuses on consumer choices in markets for traditional and quality products, sustainable tourism, and innovation processes in the agri-food sector and rural areas. Cavicchi has published over 200 articles and book chapters, serving as co-editor of the Elsevier book series 'Consumer Science and Strategic Marketing' and managing editor of the 'International Food and Agribusiness Management Review.' His work demonstrates consistent engagement with practical applications of academic research in real-world contexts. Analysis of his recent publications reveals a strong thematic focus on sustainable food systems, social innovation in rural areas, and university engagement in regional development. His scholarship increasingly emphasizes co-creation models, entrepreneurial education, and the role of higher education institutions in driving sustainable transformation of agrifood systems, reflecting his dual academic and institutional leadership roles. As an educator, Cavicchi teaches Innovation and Management of Agri-food Businesses at the University of Pisa and coordinates the MOOC 'Sustainable Food Systems: a Mediterranean Perspective' for the United Nations' Sustainable Development Solutions Network. He has coordinated numerous European Erasmus+ projects focused on university-business-territory collaboration and serves as facilitator for the Italian Society of Agricultural Economics thematic group on 'Business, Entrepreneurship, Innovation.' His work with the Contamination Lab and organization of sustainability hackathons demonstrates commitment to experiential learning approaches. Professor Cavicchi maintains significant external engagement as an invited expert for the World Tourism Organization, European Commission, and Italy's Ministry of University and Research. His advisory roles include contributions to the PON Research and Innovation, National Research Program, PRIMA Program, and Heinnovate initiative on Entrepreneurial and Civic Universities, positioning him at the intersection of academic research and policy development in rural and agricultural economics.

• Italian Literature
• Women's Studies
• Journalism
• +۵ مورد دیگر

Arianna Ceschin serves as a Research Fellow at the Department of Humanities, Ca' Foscari University of Venice, with a focus on 20th-century Italian female literature and journalism. She graduated (2011) and earned a Master's (2013) in Literature from Ca' Foscari, followed by a PhD in Italian Studies (2018) examining women's journalism in the 1940s. PhD thesis: "Preferisco sbagliare tutto ma buttarmi a capofitto": Paola Masino and Alba de Céspedes' magazine "Mercurio" Master's thesis: "Veder chiaro è sempre stato il mio perfetto": Paola Masino as a 20th-century writer Her research centers on Italian modernist literature, with particular emphasis on: Women's journalistic and literary contributions Memory and identity in urban narratives Canon formation and archival recovery Interdisciplinary approaches to gender and space Her publications (2014-2021) reveal a strong focus on 20th-century Venetian writers, food symbolism in literature, and spatial identity. She co-organized academic conferences in Oxford, Rome, and Perugia. Scientific awards include: 2015 & 2018 Elca Ruzzier Prize (International Women's House, Trieste) 2018 Città di Castello National Prize 2018 Second Place in Fake News Hackathon (Rimini) As a freelance journalist (Veneto Journalists' Association), she contributes to cultural and political reporting. She also serves as copywriter and press officer for TEDXMontebelluna and assists in departmental web communications at Ca' Foscari.

Klen Čopič Puciharمشاهده پروفایل

دانشیار

• Augmented Reality
• Mixed Reality
• Virtual Reality
• +۷ مورد دیگر

Dr. Klen Čopič Pucihar serves as Associate Professor at the Faculty of Mathematics, Natural Sciences and Information Technologies (FAMNIT) at the University of Primorska in Koper, Slovenia. He holds multiple leadership roles including Department Chair of Information Sciences and Technologies, Deputy Chair of HICUP Lab, and Study Programme Coordinator for the Doctoral Computer Science program. His research centers on Human-Computer Interaction with particular emphasis on: Augmented, Mixed, and Virtual Reality systems Micro-gesture recognition using radar sensing (e.g., Google Soli) Paper interfaces and augmentation of physical media AR for educational applications, particularly vocabulary learning Addressing the 'dual-view problem' in handheld AR systems Dr. Čopič Pucihar's work is driven by the vision to 'unclog the bottleneck' between humans and digital information. His recent publications (2019-2025) show a strong trajectory from theoretical interaction techniques toward practical educational applications and novel input methods using radar sensing, with consistent output in top venues including CHI, ISS, MobileHCI, and ISMAR. His notable achievements include: Best Paper Award at ACM IUI 2025 Honorable Mentions at ACM EICS 2022 and ACM ISS 2022 Best Poster Award at ISMAR Multiple hackathon victories including at Columbia University As Study Programme Coordinator for Doctoral Computer Science, Dr. Čopič Pucihar mentors graduate students and shapes research directions. His HICUP Lab hosts an international research group focused on making digital interfaces more intuitive and effective for human use through advanced sensing methods and personalized services. HICUP Lab leverages techniques from data mining, machine learning, computer vision, and human perception to develop interfaces that function as extensions of human minds, bodies, and behavior, with the ultimate goal of enabling 'digital augmentation of human abilities to its fullest potential.'

Azza Silotry Naikمشاهده پروفایل

مدرس

• Isolation, purification and formulation of functional ingredients
• Plant by-products
• Marine by-products
• +۵ مورد دیگر

Dr. Azza Silotry Naik is an Assistant Lecturer in Food Science and Environmental Health at TU Dublin (since August 2022), affiliated with the Food Innovation and Health Research Centre. Her previous roles include Senior Scientist at Nuritas, Postdoctoral Researcher at University of Limerick and Teagasc, and Assistant Professor at D.Y. Patil University (India). Education: PhD in Food Biotechnology, Institute of Chemical Technology, Mumbai (2015) M.Tech in Bioprocess Technology, Institute of Chemical Technology, Mumbai (2009) Her research centers on sustainable valorisation of biological by-products through bioprocessing, focusing on marine/plant sources to develop functional ingredients, bioactive peptides, and preservatives. This work bridges food science, biotechnology, and circular economy principles. Recent publications (2018-2024) demonstrate consistent focus on sustainable food systems, with themes including marine resource utilization (seaweed, mesopelagic fish), waste upcycling (brewers' spent grain, mussel by-products), and health-focused ingredient development. Methodological emphasis spans extraction techniques, peptide characterization, and functional validation. Awards: IFT (USA) Graduate technical writing award Hackathon in marine biotechnology winner (2021) She supervises 2 PhD students and has secured €153,500+ in competitive funding for projects related to sustainable food innovation. She maintains active industry-academia collaborations through projects like Nuritas optimization and Enterprise Ireland feasibility studies. Dr. Naik contributes to international scientific networks including COST Actions Ocean4Biotech and ACRYRED, and serves on committees for the Institute of Chemistry of Ireland and EU Chem Society.

Nikolaus Obwegeserمشاهده پروفایل

استاد

• Digital Innovation
• Business Transformation
• IT Management
• +۵ مورد دیگر

Professor Nikolaus Obwegeser serves as the Institute Director of the Digital Technology Management institute within the Business Institute at Bern University of Applied Sciences. His leadership position reflects his expertise at the intersection of business strategy and digital technologies, where he guides research initiatives and academic programs focused on contemporary digital challenges facing organizations. Professor Obwegeser's research spans several interconnected domains focused on digital transformation. His work examines digital innovation processes , particularly how organizations navigate the shift from radical to incremental innovation ('innovation drift'). He investigates business transformation methodologies, as evidenced by his book 'Hacking Digital,' which provides practical frameworks for accelerating business transformation. His research also extends to IT service management , with studies on ITIL processes from a lean perspective, and educational technology , where he examines how audience response systems impact student learning and metacognition. Analysis of Professor Obwegeser's recent publications (2019-2021) reveals a strong focus on practical applications of digital innovation, particularly in crisis contexts. His work shows increasing attention to the organizational implications of digital artifacts and the challenges of maintaining radical innovation ambitions within established organizational structures. The publications span business, technology management, and educational domains, demonstrating his interdisciplinary approach to studying digital transformation. Professor Obwegeser maintains active research collaborations across international boundaries, as evidenced by his co-authorship with researchers from diverse geographic and disciplinary backgrounds. His work appears in reputable journals including Nature, IEEE Transactions on Engineering Management, and Journal of Computer Assisted Learning, reflecting the interdisciplinary nature and quality of his research contributions. As Institute Director of Digital Technology Management, Professor Obwegeser leads an organization focused on bridging business strategy with digital technology implementation. The institute provides a platform for research, education, and practical application of digital transformation principles, serving as a hub for academic and industry collaboration in the field of digital business innovation.

• Sustainability Transformation
• Green Skills Development
• Inclusive Education
• +۲ مورد دیگر

Dr. Marie-Sophie Attems is a Researcher at the Competence Center for Sustainability Transformation and Responsibility within Vienna University of Economics and Business. Her work centers on driving sustainability initiatives through applied research and educational innovation. Contact: marie-sophie.attems@wu.ac.at . Her research examines critical sustainability challenges including: Development of green skills for regional transformation Anti-greenwashing leadership programs Inclusive pedagogy in higher education AI applications for sustainable development goals She currently leads five funded projects: GREEN LEAP (2024-2025): Authentic sustainable leadership training INSIGHT (2024-2027): Inclusive teaching methodologies Green Skills Challenge (2024-2025, 2025-2026 dual phases) UNcode Hackathon (2023-2024): AI solutions for UNIDO objectives No scientific awards or student advisement details are currently available. She operates through the Competence Center for Sustainability Transformation and Responsibility, which serves as her primary research base at WU.

Daniel Nicolae Armenciuمشاهده پروفایل

مدرس ارشد

• Sustainable Architecture
• Heritage Protection
• Bioclimatic Architecture
• +۶ مورد دیگر

Daniel Nicolae Armenciu serves as a Senior Lecturer at Ion Mincu University of Architecture and Urbanism (UAUIM) in Bucharest, Romania, within the Department of Interior Design and Architecture. With a doctoral degree in architecture (Dr.arch.), he maintains an active research profile with 28 publications and significant involvement in international projects. His research interests span sustainable architecture, heritage protection, bioclimatic design, museum architecture, and contemporary interventions in historical sites. Armenciu's work critically examines the intersection of traditional building practices and modern sustainability requirements, with particular focus on wood architecture and the ecological discourse surrounding traditional materials like brick. Analysis of his recent publications reveals a strong emphasis on climate-responsive design solutions, sustainable architectural education methodologies, and the integration of heritage conservation within sustainability frameworks. His research increasingly addresses Eastern European urban-rural transition zones, human behavior in built environments, and innovative teaching approaches for sustainability. Mention, Romanian Building Award for EfdeN Signature Solar House (2019) Nomination for Piranesi Prix de Rome International Competition (2018) First Prize at Premio Piranesi, Tivoli-Rome (2018) Armenciu demonstrates active research leadership through multiple Erasmus+ projects and collaborations with institutions across Germany, Spain, Croatia, and Poland. His work with the CCPEC-UAUIM research center focuses on sustainable architectural education and transdisciplinary approaches. He has organized significant academic events including the Sibiu Workshops and VR Hackathon & Conference at UAUIM, contributing to the scholarly academic space within his institution. His laboratory work, primarily through CCPEC-UAUIM, appears to focus on sustainable design applications, BIM-GIS technologies, and bioclimatic architecture research, though specific laboratory facilities aren't detailed in the available information.