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Prof. Peter H. Verburg is a Full Professor in Environmental Spatial Analysis at the Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam, leading the Environmental Geography group within the Institute for Environmental Studies (IVM) under the Faculty of Science. He holds roles as a member of the Earth Commission and the Science-Policy Interface of UNCCD, and co-Editor-in-Chief of Landscape and Urban Planning . His work focuses on land use modeling, interdisciplinary research, and sustainability challenges, notably developing the globally used CLUE model. Education: PhD in Land Use Modelling (2000), Wageningen University MSc in Physical Geography (1996), Wageningen University Research Interests: His expertise includes land change analysis, spatial modeling, ecosystem services, and human-environment interactions. He employs methods from social sciences, econometrics, and earth sciences to address global issues like climate adaptation, sustainable city planning, and multi-functional land use. Recent projects emphasize small island resilience, European nature narratives, and food systems in urban and global contexts. Publications & Projects: With over 300 peer-reviewed articles and contributions to EU-funded initiatives such as BrightspotsCSA and CONtract SOLutions, his research bridges theory and policy. Recent publications highlight urban food interventions, spatial planning for island states, and climate impacts on agriculture. Awards: Highly Cited Researcher (top 1% in Web of Science) Advising & Grants: As a project leader and researcher in multiple grants, he supports sustainability transitions and climate-smart agriculture. He has advised through post-graduate courses and workshops on land use modeling and ecosystem services. His work emphasizes practical applications of research to decision-making frameworks. Labs/Teams: He leads the Environmental Geography group at IVM, fostering interdisciplinary collaboration and advancing land system change research globally.

• Land Change Analysis
• Spatial Analysis and Modelling
• Landscape Ecology
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Anna Abrahams is a Senior Programmer Artist Film and Artistic XR at Eye Filmmuseum in Amsterdam and teaches Moving Image at the Royal Academy of Art, The Hague, within the Photography department. She has been active in experimental film since 1989 as a co-founder of Rongwrong, an independent production foundation. Education: Studied film theory at the University of Amsterdam. Her research and practice focus on experimental film, virtual reality (XR), and moving image art. She bridges traditional film techniques (35mm, 16mm) with digital innovations, emphasizing immersive storytelling and artistic exploration of landscapes, urban spaces, and sociocultural themes. The films she has directed or co-directed, spanning 1995–2022, explore topics like psychogeography, counterculture, and digital experimentation. Her 2022 VR work Angels of Amsterdam highlights her engagement with extended reality technologies. As a co-author, she contributed to publications including Warhol Films , mm2. Experimental Film in the Netherlands , and film³ [kyü-bik film] , documenting avant-garde film practices and theoretical frameworks.

• Film Studies
• Experimental Film
• Virtual Reality (VR)
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Dr. Dirk Oudes is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Landscape Architecture and Spatial Planning at Wageningen University. His research focuses on the intersection of renewable energy transitions and landscape transformation, particularly solar power plants and agrivoltaics in the Netherlands. He explores how solar energy systems interact with agricultural landscapes, urban planning, and policy frameworks, emphasizing sustainable land use and climate adaptation. Recent trends in his publications highlight spatial analysis of solar infrastructure, regulatory challenges in energy projects, and circular economy principles in agrivoltaics. His work often bridges academic research with practical implementation, as seen in reports and media engagements addressing landscape aesthetics, public acceptance, and policy-relevant findings. Dr. Oudes collaborates with researchers like Sven Stremke and actively participates in workshops, keynote speeches, and expert consultations. He supervises PhD projects on landscape-inclusive energy transitions and spatial quality frameworks, contributing to both academic discourse and professional practice in sustainable design.

• Solar Energy
• Renewable Energy
• Energy Transition
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Sara De Vuyst is an Assistant Professor of Contemporary Visual Culture at Maastricht University’s Department of Literature and Art within the Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences. Her research focuses on feminist/queer media studies, ageing representations, and gender issues in media/journalism/technology. She previously held postdoctoral appointments at Ghent University (ERC project Later-in-Life Intimacies) and was a Visiting Professor at Vrije Universiteit Brussel. Education: PhD in Communication Studies (Ghent University) Professional Roles: Chair of ECREA’s Gender, Sexuality & Communication section National Coordinator for Global Media Monitoring (Belgium) Research Interests: Her work critically examines age/gender/sexuality intersections in media and art, with a focus on queer feminist resistance and digital spaces. She created the website LILI to challenge societal norms around ageing and identity. Key areas include: Queer ageing narratives Gendered digital journalism practices Feminist critiques of media representations Publications: Authored Hacking Gender and Technology in Journalism (2020), published widely in gender/media studies journals. Engages interdisciplinary methods combining quantitative/qualitative approaches. Advocacy: Actively addresses gender inequalities in media through policy work and educational initiatives. Serves as a thought leader in intersectional digital media ethics.

• Feminist Media Studies
• Queer Media Studies
• Ageing Studies
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Gideon Spanjar is a Professor of Innovation and Urban Green Spaces at Aeres University of Applied Sciences and holds a senior role as a researcher and project leader at Amsterdam University of Applied Sciences’ Faculty of Technology. He leads initiatives like the Sensing Streetscapes project and the EU-funded Cool Towns , focusing on urban transformation, climate resilience, and nature-based solutions. His work bridges urban design, environmental science, and human well-being through projects such as Building4Wellbeing and Biodiverse Cities . Research interests include spatial urban transformation, climate adaptation, and bio-based housing. He collaborates with municipalities, architecture firms, and international bodies to develop strategies for just, climate-resilient cities. Key outputs include the Urban Heat Atlas and Nature-inclusive Guiding Principles white paper, emphasizing participatory design and neuroarchitecture. Notable awards include the HvA Research of the Year 2022 for Sensing Streetscapes . His work spans academic publications, policy frameworks, and public engagement, reflecting a commitment to actionable urban solutions.

• Urban Transformation
• Climate Resilient Cities
• Sustainable Urban Development
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Dr. Merel van Tilburg is an Assistant Professor of Art History (1800–present) at the University of Groningen's Department of History of Art, Architecture and Landscape within the Faculty of Arts. She holds a PhD from the University of Geneva and has held fellowships at institutions including the Kunsthistorisches Institut in Florence and the École des Hautes Études en Sciences Sociales in Paris. Her research focuses on global modernisms, interculturality, gender studies, and the history of colonialism, with a particular interest in textile art, exhibition theory, and the intersections of art with architecture and environment. She has co-edited the correspondence between Odilon Redon and Andries Bonger and sits on the advisory board of De Witte Raaf . Her work bridges academic scholarship with curatorial practice, emphasizing critical and de-hierarchizing approaches to art history. Education: PhD in Art History (University of Geneva, 2013), MA/BA in Art History, Philosophy, Literature, and Theatre Studies (University of Amsterdam). Key Awards: Swiss National Science Foundation Fellowships (2013–2017), Max Planck Institute Fellowship (2013). Roles: Co-editor-in-chief of the Odilon Redon correspondence project, scientific advisor for the Musée Rath exhibition Nightfall (2016–2017). Her recent publications include reviews in De Witte Raaf and chapters on topics like 'The Carpet Paradigm' in modern art and gender in Bauhaus legacy. She actively contributes to exhibitions, curatorial debates, and interdisciplinary dialogues on art's societal role.

• Global Modernisms
• Interculturality
• Gender Studies
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Iris Burgers is an Assistant Professor of Architectural History at Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam's Faculty of Humanities, Department of Art & Culture, History, and Antiquity. She holds a PhD from VU Amsterdam (2021) and specializes in 20th-century architectural history and theory, particularly focusing on energy transitions' spatial impacts. She teaches in Media, Art, Design and Architecture (MADA) and Heritage Studies programs. Her current research project examines the Dutch gas energy transition's spatial implications (1810–2023), analyzing infrastructure development from gas factories to the Slochteren gas field discovery. She is a board member of the Environmental Humanities Center Amsterdam and series editor for the AUP Landscape and Heritage Studies Series. Research Interests: Energy history, urban planning, architectural visualization, cultural heritage Grants: BKO/SKO Alumni Fund (2023), Startersbeurs (2022) Activities: Organized 'Archives of Space, Sound and Material' event (2024), member of Adviescommissie Cultuurhistorie Leiden Publications include seminal works on Schiphol Airport's architectural development and spatial debt histories. Her work bridges historical analysis with contemporary urban challenges, emphasizing interdisciplinary approaches.

• Architectural History
• Spatial History
• Energy Transitions
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Prof. Lars Hein is a Professor of Ecosystem Services and Environmental Change at Wageningen University & Research, serving as Deputy Chair of the Environmental Systems Analysis Group. He focuses on ecosystem accounting methodologies, contributing to the UN's System of Environmental-Economic Accounting (SEEA). His research bridges ecological economics, natural resource management, and sustainable development. Previously, he worked at Shell International and the FAO/World Bank, gaining industry and international policy experience. He has authored over 100 articles and received the prestigious European Research Council Personal Grant (2010). His work emphasizes integrating environmental data into national accounting frameworks to inform policy decisions. His research interests include ecosystem valuation, climate adaptation, and land-use planning. He collaborates on projects like NATURELAB (EU-funded) and has advised on natural capital accounting for governments and international organizations. Prof. Hein's expertise spans GIS applications, biodiversity assessment, and the socio-economic impacts of environmental policies. He teaches courses in environmental systems analysis and regional environmental management, fostering the next generation of sustainability scholars. Prof. Hein's awards include the ERC Grant and recognition for advancing ecosystem accounting standards. His projects address global challenges such as peatland restoration, deforestation impacts, and sustainable resource use. He actively participates in advisory roles for industry and NGOs, ensuring research translates into actionable strategies for environmental stewardship.

• Ecosystem Accounting
• Ecological Economics
• Natural Resource Management
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Prof. Martijn Oosterbaan is a Professor of Cultural Anthropology at Utrecht University, leading the Chair in Anthropology of Religion and Security. He holds a PhD from the University of Amsterdam and completed postdoctoral research at the University of Groningen. His research focuses on religion, media, urban transformations, and security in Brazil and Europe, with particular emphasis on Pentecostalism, popular culture, and the interplay between state violence and socio-religious dynamics. He coordinates the Research Master in Cultural Anthropology and Sociocultural Transformation. Education: PhD (2006) and postdoc (2006-2009) at University of Amsterdam/Groningen Research Projects: ERC Consolidator Grant (Sacralizing Security), NWO-funded studies on criminal aesthetics and women's football Awards: Seed Money for Sustainable Cities Research Hub (2018), New Materialisms Conference Grant (2018) Teaching: Courses on religion, media, and globalization His work bridges anthropology with urban studies, examining how religious practices and media shape urban spaces and security frameworks. Recent articles analyze Pentecostal autoconstruction in Rio, theological-political policing, and post-Olympic urban legacies. He collaborates internationally on projects linking infrastructure, sustainability, and social transformation.

• Cultural Anthropology
• Religion
• Security Studies
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Steyn Bergs is Assistant Professor of Modern and Contemporary Art at Utrecht University's Department of History and Art History. His research operates at the intersection of contemporary art, aesthetics, critical theory, political economy, and media theory. Bergs examines infrastructures in contemporary art and artistic practices addressing uneven development and non-linear conceptions of time. His current projects analyze ruination aesthetics, postcolonial representations, and infrastructural metaphors in artistic practice. His publications demonstrate expertise in African and postcolonial cinema, ecological art, and institutional critique. Recent work explores representations of infrastructure in Global South contexts and aesthetic responses to ecological crisis. Bergs regularly collaborates with artists as a founding member of MAX, a Brussels-based space for artists and researchers.

• Contemporary Art
• Aesthetics
• Critical Theory
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Dr. Arash Ghajarjazi is a researcher in Persian and Iranian Studies at Utrecht University, affiliated with the Department of Philosophy and Religious Studies. He holds a Ph.D. in Philosophy and Religious Studies, an MA in Media and Performance Studies, and a BA in English Language and Culture. His research focuses on media history, memory studies, and the cultural and religious dynamics of Iran from the 19th to the 20th century, with a particular emphasis on the interplay between modernity, religion, and literature. He is currently a postdoctoral researcher on the ERC Advanced Grant project *Beyond Sharia* and has published two monographs and numerous articles. His work includes analyzing the cultural history of media in 19th-century Iran and the reception of Omar Khayyam's poetry. He contributes to teaching in the Research Master's program in Religious Studies and has delivered lectures on topics like Rumi's symbolism and the 2022 Iranian movement. He has also been involved in academic activities such as conferences and workshops, including organizing the *The Taste of Islam* conference. Ghajarjazi's research spans interdisciplinary areas including Deleuze studies, medieval Persian literature, and the cultural history of early radio in Iran. He is affiliated with the Netherlands Interuniversity School for Islamic Studies (NISIS) and actively engages in public lectures and performances, such as *Knot, About Iran?!* and discussions on Rumi's religious themes.

• Cultural Studies
• Media History
• Communication Studies
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Dr. Jaap Verheul is an Assistant Professor of Screen Media in the Department of Media and Culture Studies at Utrecht University. He holds a Ph.D. in Cinema Studies from New York University and has held visiting scholar positions at institutions including the École Normale Supérieure in Paris and King’s College London. Prior to Utrecht, he taught at King’s College London, the University of Groningen, and the University of Southampton. Education & Academic Background: Ph.D. in Cinema Studies, New York University Research Interests: European, British, and American cinema Media industries and transnational flows Screen cultures and digital media Popular culture analysis Cultural spectrality (e.g., James Bond franchise) Racial justice and social media activism Publications & Awards: Edited collection The Cultural Life of James Bond: Specters of 007 (2020), which won the BAFTSS Best Edited Collection Award. Ongoing monograph on European screen cultures and media industry regulations. Recent articles include studies on Black Lives Matter memorials in social media and presidential masculinity in transatlantic contexts. Grants & Labs: No explicit grants mentioned, but research focuses on transnational media industries and cultural policy.

• Film History
• Media Archaeology
• Digital Media
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Dr. Koen Salemink is an Assistant Professor at the University of Groningen's Faculty of Spatial Sciences, affiliated with the Department of Cultural Geography. His research focuses on rural development, digitalization in rural areas, community development, cultural geography, and social exclusion. He serves as the European Editor of Local Economy and contributes to projects such as the EU-funded INTENSS-PA and ITRACT initiatives. His work bridges theoretical insights with practical policy applications, emphasizing equitable rural futures and debunking urban-rural dichotomies. Key projects include analyzing rural broadband initiatives, youth migration patterns, and digital infrastructure gaps. Salemink has supervised multiple PhD projects on topics like rural digital resilience and cultural landscape preservation. His research has been published in journals like Journal of Rural Studies and Sociologia Ruralis , and he frequently engages in media discussions about urban-rural relations. He teaches courses on human geography and urban planning, integrating participatory methodologies into his pedagogy. Salemink’s interdisciplinary approach addresses both academic and societal challenges, advocating for inclusive rural development in the face of technological and socio-economic changes.

• Rural Development
• Community Development
• Cultural Geography
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Y.B.C. van Mil is a researcher at the History, Form & Aesthetics department of Delft University of Technology's Architecture and the Built Environment school. Their work bridges urban history, geospatial mapping, and regional development, particularly in port cities and coastal zones. Research Interests : Urban and spatial history, port cities, regional development, historical geospatial mapping, maritime planning, and coastal zone analysis. Publications focus on port-city-regions, European coastal dynamics, and water systems, emphasizing taxonomy design, policy implications, and historical-geographical interactions. Collaborations span maritime flows, regional demography, and waterfront accessibility. Recent Activities include editorial work for Ocean and Society and presentations at global conferences on topics like the Seine's river-urban integration, water system visualization, and port city mapping frameworks.

• Urban History
• Port Cities
• Regional Development
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Inte Gloerich is a Lecturer and researcher at the Faculty of Digital Media and Creative Industries (FDMCI), with a concurrent PhD researcher position at Utrecht University's Department of Media and Culture Studies since 2020. She holds a Master's and Bachelor's degree in New Media & Digital Culture and Media Studies from the University of Amsterdam (UvA), respectively. Her research focuses on blockchain technology's societal and cultural implications, particularly through the MoneyLab project, which explores financial democratization via artistic and activist interventions. Key interests include blockchain's sociotechnical imaginaries, power dynamics, ownership, and ethical challenges in governance and digital economies. Recent work includes analyzing blockchain's role in urban governance, decentralized autonomous organizations (DAOs), and speculative design approaches to crisis response. She has authored/co-authored over 40 publications, including peer-reviewed articles in journals like Frontiers in Sustainable Cities and Political Geography . Gloerich actively engages in academic talks, workshops, and media commentary on blockchain art, NFTs, and crypto-economics. She has contributed to media outlets like Metropolis M and participated in over 80 academic and public activities since 2012.

• Blockchain Technology
• Digital Economy
• Sociotechnical Imaginaries
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