جست‌وجوی استاد و پژوهشگر

• Architecture Design
• Environmental Analysis
• Contemporary Art Integration
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Álvaro Siza Vieira is a renowned architect and Visiting Professor at the Faculty of Architecture of the University of Porto. He trained and taught at the Porto School of Fine Arts, and his global influence is evident through his roles at multiple educational institutions. Born in 1933, he has designed iconic structures such as the University of Aveiro Library, Serralves Museum of Contemporary Art, and the Portuguese Pavilion at Expo 98. Education: Studied architecture at the Porto School of Fine Arts. His career spans over 40 years, marked by a profound focus on environmental integration and design excellence. Projects reflect a synthesis of contemporary art and functional architecture, earning global acclaim. Research Interests: Specializes in architectural environmental analysis, sustainable design, and cultural institution planning. His work balances artistic vision with technical precision, emphasizing harmony between built spaces and natural surroundings. Awards: Recipient of the Pritzker Prize (architecture’s highest honor) and over a dozen international accolades. Honorary Doctorates include the University of Aveiro (2011) and numerous other global institutions. Advising & Grants: While no formal student-advisor relationships or grants are detailed, his projects often involve interdisciplinary teams and institutional collaborations. Major works like the Boa Nova Tea House and Galician Museum of Contemporary Art exemplify his influence on modern architectural discourse.

• Building Physics
• Sustainable Preservation
• Historic Building Restoration
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Prof. Dr.-Ing. Felix Wellnitz is a Professor of Building Physics at Berlin University of Technology's Department of Architecture and Building Technology. His academic career includes previous positions as Professor for Indoor Climate and Building Renovation at OTH Regensburg (2014-2018) and teaching assignments at GUC Berlin and FH Potsdam. He serves as a freelance architect and certified expert for thermal/moisture protection with specialized expertise in energy consulting for listed buildings. Education: Ph.D. in Engineering, Bauhaus University Weimar (2014) M.Sc. in Building Protection, University of Wismar (2012) Diploma in Architecture, TU Darmstadt (2004) Wellnitz's research focuses on sustainable preservation of architectural heritage, building physics innovations, and energy-efficient retrofitting. His work bridges historical preservation with contemporary climate challenges, particularly through advanced materials like aerogel-based insulation systems. Key research themes include: Climate-responsive restoration of modernist landmarks Building diagnostics and monitoring in cultural heritage Thermal performance optimization in historic structures Integration of renewable energy in sensitive contexts His publications demonstrate consistent focus on reconciling monument preservation with energy efficiency requirements. Recent work emphasizes practical applications of building physics principles in World Heritage sites, climate adaptation strategies for postwar modernism, and policy frameworks for sustainable renovation. Research Projects: High-performance insulation in Bruno Taut's Waldsiedlung Zehlendorf (World Heritage application support) Sustainable renovation of Hans Scharoun's Haus Schminke (€67,000 grant) Climate optimization of Asam Church in Weltenburg (€40,000 grant) Energy modernization of Margaretenau residential district (€3.45 million BMWi grant) He leads the Building Physics laboratory at BHT and collaborates with institutions including the Haus Schminke Foundation and Benedictine Abbey of Weltenburg. Professional memberships include the Berlin Chamber of Architects, WTA Scientific-Technical Working Group for Building Preservation, and Sep-Ruf-Society.

• Progressive Collapse
• Structural Fire Analysis
• Tensegrity Structures
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Dr. Feng Fu is a Senior Lecturer at the School of Mathematics, Computer Science and Engineering , City, University of London. He serves as Editor-in-Chief of the Proceedings of the Institution of Civil Engineers - Structures and Buildings and holds leadership roles in professional organizations like the Institution of Structural Engineers and American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE). His career blends academic research, industry consultancy, and code development, including contributions to ASCE standards on blast protection and disproportionate collapse mitigation. MSc in Software Engineering (University of Oxford), MBA (University of Manchester), PhD in Structural Engineering (University of Leeds), and BSc/MSc in Structural Engineering (Beijing University of Technology). Worked at WSP Group Ltd, Waterman Plc, and Beijing Institute of Architectural Design and Research, contributing to iconic projects like The Shard and Nakheel Tower. His research focuses on progressive collapse , structural fire analysis , tensegrity structures , and steel composite joints , with recent interdisciplinary work on machine learning and IoT applications in structural design. He has authored 160+ peer-reviewed papers, four books, and developed the first numerical procedure for progressive collapse analysis used in major projects. The 15 most recent articles span diverse topics including biomaterials for diabetic wound healing , seismic performance of composite structures , advanced sensors for structural monitoring , and multi-hazard analysis , reflecting his interdisciplinary expertise. Scientific Awards : Excellence in Teaching (2016), IStructE Young Researchers' Competition (2005), WUN Award (2003). Fellowships : Institution of Structural Engineers (2019–present), American Society of Civil Engineers (2020–present), Institution of Civil Engineers (2020–present), Higher Education Academy (2012–present). He supervises research students working on topics like progressive collapse under multi-hazards , FRP-reinforced concrete , and machine learning applications in structural analysis . His lab collaborates on international projects, including EU-funded initiatives and multi-institutional studies on structural resilience.

Greg Steinbergerمشاهده پروفایل

مدرس

• Business Leadership
• Brand Building
• Corporate HR Management
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Greg Steinberger serves as a Lecturer at California Polytechnic State University, leveraging over 30 years of multifaceted business experience spanning entrepreneurial ventures, corporate leadership, and military service. He founded Doc Burnstein's Ice Cream Lab in 2003, transforming it into an iconic regional brand and publicly-owned Benefit Corporation through innovative marketing and brand development strategies. His professional expertise bridges theoretical business education with real-world application, emphasizing practical skill development for students. Key research and teaching domains include: Strategic business leadership across organizational scales from startups to Fortune 500 enterprises Integrated brand identity creation and market positioning systems Human resource management frameworks for dynamic corporate environments Entrepreneurial marketing tactics in competitive consumer markets Socially responsible business models through Benefit Corporation structures

Frank Mollicaمشاهده پروفایل

مدرس

• Computational Cognitive Science
• Language Acquisition
• Conceptual Development
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Frank Mollica is a Lecturer in Computational Cognitive Science at the Complex Human Data Hub , School of Psychological Sciences, University of Melbourne. He is also an Honorary Fellow at the Institute for Language, Cognition and Computation, School of Informatics, University of Edinburgh, and an associate member of the Center for Language Evolution at the University of Edinburgh. University: University of Melbourne , University of Edinburgh School: School of Psychological Sciences , School of Informatics Academic Rank: Lecturer Research Interests Frank’s research explores how humans construct conceptual systems supporting cognition and language, focusing on computational modeling and experimental methods. He investigates: Development of rich conceptual systems in children and adults Cognitive efficiency, diversity, and transmission Context-building in language processing Information-theoretic models of communication Publication Trends His recent work spans computational models of: Memory retrieval costs in semi-compositional systems Color perception and referential overinformativeness Lexicalization frequency across languages Context-sensitive word frequency effects Legal language accessibility Kinship term acquisition Labs & Affiliations Frank is affiliated with the Complex Human Data Hub (Melbourne), Institute for Language, Cognition and Computation (Edinburgh), and the Center for Language Evolution (Edinburgh).

• Natural Language Processing
• Cognitive Science
• Child Language Acquisition
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Prof. Velina Slavova is a full Professor in the Department of Informatics at New Bulgarian University (NBU), where she has taught since 1995. Her international academic engagements include invited professorships at Université de Nantes (1998-2017), Université Française d'Égypte (2005-2012), and ongoing teaching at the Francophone Institute of Management in Sofia. Educational background comprises: Mechanical Engineer, Higher Institute of Mechanical and Electrical Engineering, Sofia Specialist in Applied Mathematics and Informatics Candidate of Technical Sciences Robotics specialization, École Nationale des Mines de Paris Cognitive Science specialization, New Bulgarian University Research focuses on interdisciplinary domains: Natural Language Processing : Emotion recognition, text analysis, computational semantics Cognitive Modeling : Language acquisition frameworks, concept formation Data Science Applications : Corpus linguistics, statistical text analysis Cross-disciplinary Studies : Psycholinguistics, computational social science Her work often bridges computer science with cognitive psychology and linguistics. Recent publications (2020-2023) predominantly investigate emotion recognition through linguistic features, child language acquisition patterns, and semantic role modeling, utilizing corpus-based statistical approaches across multiple languages. Professional leadership includes: Co-chair of International Conference on Cognitive Modeling in Linguistics (since 2007) Member of Scientific Council, Francophone University Agency (2004-2010) Regional Bureau of Experts, Francophone University Agency (2006-2016) Teaching spans fundamental and advanced topics: Core CS: Algorithms, Data Structures, Database Design Specialized: Natural Language Processing, Information Systems Practicums: Database implementation, programming Contact: Office hours Friday 13:00-15:00 & Saturday 14:30-17:30 (Building II, Room 712), email: vslavova@nbu.bg

• Protected Area Management
• Cultural Studies
• Archaeology
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Prof. Zuhal Kaynakci Elinç is a full-time Professor and Dean at the Faculty of Architecture, Akdeniz University, where she leads the Department of Interior Architecture. She has held progressive academic positions since 1996, advancing from Research Assistant to Professor. Her administrative roles include serving as Dean (2023–present), Department Head (2014–2015), and institutional coordinator for Erasmus/Farabi programs. Education: • Ph.D. in Archaeology, Akdeniz University (2000–2007) • M.S. in Environmental Sciences, Akdeniz University (1996–1999) • B.S. in Landscape Architecture, Çukurova University (1991–1995) Research Focus: Her work integrates cultural heritage, sustainable design, and environmental management. Key areas include: Protected area conservation strategies Historical landscape restoration Accessibility in built environments Adaptive reuse of cultural sites Mediterranean garden archaeology Publication Trends: Her 15 most recent articles (2020–2023) emphasize heritage conservation, sustainable tourism, and inclusive design. Recurring themes involve archaeological site interpretation, material conservation, and pedagogical innovations in design education, often contextualized within Mediterranean landscapes. Projects & Advising: She directs research projects including: TUBITAK-funded seismic safety training for interior architecture students (2022–2024) Typological studies of traditional Turkish storage systems (2020–2021) Living walls in Mediterranean climates (2015–2017) She has supervised 9+ graduate theses addressing heritage preservation, elderly-friendly design, and museum spaces. Professional Engagement: Active in Tlos Excavations (2013–present), editorial boards for engineering journals, and international conferences on cultural landscapes.

Lars Uwe Bleherمشاهده پروفایل

استاد

• Architecture
• Urban Planning
• Digital Media Design
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Lars Uwe Bleher serves as Professor for Presentation, Design, Digital Media & Design and Head of the Department for edt | emerging design technologies at Darmstadt University of Applied Sciences, Faculty of Art and Design. His work bridges architecture, urban planning, and digital innovation, with a focus on practical applications in existing structures, museum design, and spatial communication. His educational background includes: Diplom Architektur & Stadtplanung from Universität Stuttgart (with distinction) Master of Architecture from University of Oregon, Eugene & Portland Fulbright Scholarship and Baden-Württemberg/Oregon Program scholarship Rotary Travel Grant Bleher's research focuses on the intersection of traditional architectural practices with emerging digital technologies. His work explores innovative approaches to building in existing structures, museum design, and communication in space. He has developed specialized courses in digital and emerging design technologies that integrate cutting-edge fabrication methods like 3D printing with architectural practice. His research on acoustic wall design (hörBAR) and the 'Built Cabin' pavilion demonstrates his commitment to translating theoretical concepts into tangible, functional spaces that address contemporary design challenges. His professional recognition includes numerous prestigious design awards across multiple categories, with recent honors including aed Gold 2021 and ADC Bronze 2022 for the 'Archäologisches Rätsel Unterregenbach' project. He has also been nominated for both the Teaching Award of Hochschule Darmstadt and the Hessian Teaching Award for Excellence, highlighting his dual commitment to research and pedagogy. ADC Deutschland ADC of Europe iF Design Award Red Dot Design Award Iconic Award D&AD London Cannes Lions Festival aed Gold 2021 ADC Bronze 2022 As an educator, Bleher has supervised numerous student projects across various semesters, focusing on adaptive reuse of existing structures, museum design, and spatial communication. His edt. Laboratory (Room R131) serves as a hub for experimentation with emerging design technologies. He has established significant industry partnerships with organizations including Stiftung Archäologische Forschung Unterregenbach, Finanzministerium Baden-Württemberg, Institut für Stadtgeschichte Frankfurt, and Fraport AG, providing students with real-world design challenges. Bleher maintains an active professional practice as a registered architect and urban planner (AK BW), and is a partner at Atelier Markgraph in Frankfurt, specializing in spatial communication. His edt Laboratory serves as the primary research and development space for his work with emerging design technologies, where students and researchers explore the integration of digital fabrication, spatial design, and user experience.

• Advertising Discourse
• Discourse Analysis
• Sociolinguistics
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Jana Pelclová serves as Assistant Professor and Deputy Head of the Department of English and American Studies within the Faculty of Arts at Masaryk University, Brno. Her institutional affiliation includes correspondence address at Arna Nováka 1/1 and office in building G/G.309 at Gorkého 57/7, with contact via phone 549 49 6327 and email pelclova@phil.muni.cz. Her research focuses on Advertising Discourse, Discourse Analysis, Sociolinguistics, Multimodal Communication, Gender Studies, and Linguistic Landscape. Key investigations include: Discourse analysis of motherhood narratives in advertising and social media Sociolect patterns among Czech mothers on Facebook Multimodal iconicity in print advertisements Linguistic landscape of Brno's urban signage Gender representation in contemporary media Methodologically, she combines discourse analysis with sociolinguistic and multimodal approaches to examine cultural narratives. Analysis of her 53 publications (2007-2025) reveals three dominant research trajectories: (1) Evolution of motherhood discourse in digital spaces (2023-2025), examining parental regret, 'cannamommies', and green parenting; (2) Multimodal advertising analysis (2014-2019), focusing on iconicity and food narratives; (3) Brno's linguistic landscape studies (2017-2019), analyzing street signage poetics. Her work consistently bridges theoretical linguistics with contemporary social issues. No scientific awards were documented in the provided information. Professional activities include conference organization (14th ESSE Conference 2018, 10th International Conference on Language/Culture/Mind 2024) and academic leadership as Deputy Head of Department. No student advising or research grant details appear in the source material. No dedicated research laboratories or structured teams are mentioned, though collaborative work appears in conference organization and co-authored publications.