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John Koeplin is a Full-Time Professor of Accounting at the University of San Francisco's McLaren School of Business, Department of Accounting. His work integrates ethics and Jesuit educational values into accounting practices, emphasizing transparency and integrity in financial decision-making. He holds a Ph.D. in Accounting from the University of North Texas (1998), an MBA in Taxation from Golden Gate University (1983), and a Master of Divinity from Regis School of Theology (1991), where he was ordained as a Roman Catholic Priest. Dr. Koeplin has held leadership roles, including Associate Dean for Academic Affairs (2005–2006) and Chair of the Academic Standards Committee (1998–2005). He serves on the Board of Trustees for Downtown College Preparatory School (San Jose) and has contributed to Santa Clara University and USF boards. His research focuses on ethical leadership, Jesuit pedagogy, and sustainability reporting, yielding awards like the McLaughlin Prize (2000) and USF's Outstanding Teaching Award (2003). His publications explore topics such as Ignatian pedagogy, Jesuit values in curricula, and the intersection of Catholic social teaching with accounting education. He advocates for holistic education, ensuring students understand the societal impacts of financial choices.

• Accounting Ethics
• Jesuit Business Education
• Managerial Accounting
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Bernard Favrat is an Associate Professor of Medical Expertise at the University of Lausanne (UNIL), Faculty of Biology and Medicine. He serves as an assistant physician at the Romand University Center for Legal Medicine (CURML) and the University Medical Outpatient Clinic (PMU), with a dual focus on traffic medicine and internal medicine research. His clinical and academic work integrates forensic, clinical, and epidemiological perspectives. Bachelor of Medicine, University of Lausanne (1986) Doctor of Medicine, University of Lausanne (1996) Master of Teaching and Research (MER1), University of Lausanne Training in Clinical Epidemiology, Yale University (1995–1997) Bernard Favrat's research spans two major domains: clinical expertise in traffic medicine and clinical research in internal medicine. His work in traffic medicine focuses on substance use (alcohol, medication, illicit drugs) and driving ability, including studies on cannabinoids and recidivism prevention through educational interventions. He is developing neuropsychological and neuroergonomic tools to assess driver fitness, particularly in seniors and vulnerable populations. In internal medicine, he leads randomized controlled trials on iron therapy for non-anemic fatigue and international projects on vitamin deficiencies, including meta-analyses of individual patient data. His work often involves collaboration with the blood transfusion service and the University Institute of Family Medicine. His publications since 2010 reflect a strong focus on forensic medicine, internal medicine, and public health. Key themes include impaired driving, substance abuse, iron and vitamin deficiencies, and primary care diagnostics. His research combines clinical trials, systematic reviews, and epidemiological studies, published in high-impact journals such as BMJ, PLoS One, BMC Medicine, and Forensic Science International. Bernard Favrat has received no explicitly mentioned scientific awards in the text, but his sustained publication record and leadership in national expert committees indicate professional recognition. He is actively involved in teaching pre- and postgraduate students in general medicine, traffic medicine, and medical expertise. He contributes to the federal medical examination and delivers postgraduate lectures on driving fitness. He serves on several national assessment committees, including the Fachausschuss Strassenverkehr and the Collège romand des spécialistes en aptitude à conduire, and acts as a co-expert for specialist certification in traffic medicine. Since 2012, he has been involved in developing training programs for medical expertise in social insurance within Swiss Insurance Medicine. Bernard Favrat collaborates with multiple institutions, including the CHUV, Geneva University Hospitals (HUG), Transfusion interrégionale CRS, and the University Institute of Family Medicine. He leads or participates in interdisciplinary research teams focused on traffic medicine, neuropsychological assessment, and clinical nutrition. His work on a neuropsychological test for vulnerable drivers involves simulation and cognitive assessment tools.

• Medical Expertise
• Traffic Medicine
• Internal Medicine
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Amit Jain, MD, MBA, is an Associate Professor at the Johns Hopkins School of Medicine and the Johns Hopkins Carey Business School. He holds a dual appointment in the Department of Orthopaedic Surgery and Neurosurgery and is the Chief of Minimally Invasive Spine Surgery at Johns Hopkins. He is a Core Faculty member and Executive Team member of the Hopkins Business of Health Initiative (HBHI), with affiliate roles at the Bloomberg School of Public Health and the Lab for Computational Sensing and Robotics at the Whiting School of Engineering. Dr. Jain's research centers on health economics, value-based care, quality and safety in musculoskeletal care, and the development of surgical robotic devices. He holds a NIH R01 grant as Principal Investigator and has published over 250 peer-reviewed articles in top-tier journals including JAMA, Nature Communications, and JBJS. His work bridges clinical innovation, engineering, and health policy to improve patient outcomes and system-level value. His recent publications reflect a strong focus on health services research, ethics in surgical care, pandemic response, healthcare payment models, and policy issues such as non-compete clauses and prior authorization. These works demonstrate a consistent theme of improving healthcare delivery through data-driven, interdisciplinary, and ethically informed strategies. Multiple research honors and awards Dr. Jain is deeply involved in mentoring students and trainees and leads significant grant-funded research, particularly in surgical robotics and value-based care. He collaborates widely across schools and disciplines, securing seed grants and larger funding mechanisms through HBHI. His leadership as Medical Director of Value-Based Care in the Johns Hopkins Health System involves shaping care delivery models and contracting strategies at the population level. He is affiliated with the Lab for Computational Sensing and Robotics, where his team develops next-generation robotic devices for spinal surgery. He also plays a key role in the Hopkins Business of Health Initiative, fostering collaboration between clinicians, business experts, health economists, and ethicists to tackle systemic healthcare challenges.

• Spine Surgery
• Health Economics
• Value-Based Care
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Dr. Klaus Th. Hess is a faculty member at the Institute of Mathematics, University of Rostock, where he specializes in actuarial mathematics. He is actively involved in teaching, research, and publication, with a strong focus on insurance mathematics, risk theory, and statistical modeling in actuarial science. His affiliation includes roles in course instruction, supervision of academic projects, and ongoing scholarly contributions. University: University of Rostock School: Institute of Mathematics Department: Department of Mathematics Email: klaus-thomas.hess@uni-rostock.de Office: Building 3, Room 330, Ulmenstraße 69, 18057 Rostock His research interests center on actuarial and insurance mathematics, with emphasis on credibility models, loss reserving techniques, risk theory, and statistical methods in insurance. He has made significant contributions to the understanding of collective models, chain-ladder methods, multinomial models, and reinsurance optimization. His work bridges theoretical probability with practical applications in non-life insurance. The analysis of his recent publications reveals a consistent focus on statistical and probabilistic modeling in insurance contexts. Key themes include loss reserving methodologies (e.g., chain-ladder, credibility models), estimation techniques (maximum likelihood, marginal sum), and structural models for claims and risk processes. His work often involves collaborative research, particularly with Klaus D. Schmidt, and appears in leading actuarial journals and authoritative handbooks. Dr. Hess has co-authored influential textbooks and contributed chapters to major reference works in loss reserving and insurance mathematics. Notable among these is the 2016 textbook Schadenversicherungsmathematik and multiple editions of the Handbook on Loss Reserving . These contributions reflect his standing as a key figure in German-speaking actuarial academia. He advises bachelor’s and teaching-track mathematics students through seminars and practical courses. While specific grant funding is not mentioned, his sustained research output and textbook authorship indicate active engagement in academic projects. He teaches core courses such as Mathematics 1 and 2 for Chemistry, Statistics for Biology, and specialized topics like Damage Insurance and Demographic Models. Dr. Hess is associated with the Dresdner Schriften zur Versicherungsmathematik, a preprint series reflecting his long-standing research collaboration with scholars at TU Dresden. His work environment supports both independent and collaborative research in actuarial science, with a strong emphasis on mathematical rigor and practical applicability in insurance.

• Actuarial Mathematics
• Insurance Mathematics
• Risk Theory
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Fabiola María Meco Tebar is a Professor in the Department of Civil Law at the Faculty of Law, University of Valencia. She is affiliated with the Institute of Human Rights (IUDHUV) and actively participates in multiple research groups, including DyPM Law, rights and elder people; GEDPED Study Group on European Private and Digital Law; and WIP Welfare, Insurance and Pensions. Her research focuses on civil law with a strong emphasis on human rights, particularly the rights of children, older persons, and vulnerable populations. Key areas include ageism in financial systems, inclusive legal education, dignity in death, shared custody, and the social function of property. She integrates pedagogical innovation through cooperative learning and concept mapping in legal teaching. The most recent publications reflect a consistent engagement with Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), gender violence, child and elderly rights, legal interpretation, and social responsibility. Her work bridges doctrinal analysis with social justice, often focusing on marginalized groups and legislative reform in Spain and the Valencian Community. She has coordinated significant legal commentaries, notably on the Valencian Law on Childhood and Adolescence, demonstrating leadership in regional legal scholarship. While no specific scientific awards are listed, her extensive publication record and research group leadership indicate recognition in her field. Fabiola María Meco Tebar advises students and contributes to academic mentoring, though specific names of advisees are not provided. She has led projects related to inclusive education and human rights integration in curricula. Her research is supported through institutional affiliations and collaborative groups rather than explicitly mentioned grants. She is a core member of the Institute of Human Rights (IUDHUV) and contributes to interdisciplinary teams focused on welfare, digital law, and elderly rights. Her work within GEDPED and WIP reflects engagement with European legal frameworks and social policy development.

• Civil Law
• Human Rights
• Family Law
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Manuel Ventura Marco is an Associate Professor in the Department of Financial Economics and Accounting at the Universitat de València. He is actively engaged in research related to actuarial science, pension systems, and social security accounting, with a particular focus on long-term care financing and demographic modeling. Research Interests: His work centers on actuarial modeling of pension schemes, particularly Notional Defined Contribution (NDC) systems, integrating disability and long-term care benefits. He investigates longevity inequalities, biometric data coherence, and the socioeconomic determinants of life expectancy, especially in Spain. His research promotes transparency in pension accounting through the development of actuarial balance sheets and improved financial reporting. The analysis of his recent publications (2020–2024) reveals a strong thematic consistency in pension system design, actuarial accounting, and long-term care annuities. His work bridges financial economics, public policy, and demographic analysis, with applications in social insurance reform and sustainable pension financing. He frequently examines gender and income-based disparities in longevity and proposes innovative actuarial solutions for retirement security. Scientific Contributions: Developed methodologies for transforming pension liability tables into full actuarial balance sheets. Explored gender and income-based inequalities in life expectancy among Spanish pensioners. Proposed integration of long-term care benefits into NDC pension frameworks. Advanced actuarial models for joint life care annuities and unisex pricing. Manuel Ventura Marco was supervised by Dr. Carlos Vidal Meliá during his doctoral studies and completed his PhD in 2015 with a thesis on actuarial social security theory. He has contributed to the research group WIP Welfare, Insurance and Pensions . While no formal students or grants are listed, his sustained publication output indicates active research leadership. He has not disclosed email contact information in the provided text.

• Actuarial Science
• Pension Systems
• Social Security Theory
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Dr. Sabrina Luk Ching Yuen is an Assistant Professor in Public Policy and Global Affairs at Nanyang Technological University's School of Social Sciences. She specializes in sustainable health financing, smart cities, ageing, e-government, and long-term care. Her academic journey includes a PhD from the University of Birmingham, followed by roles at institutions like the Open University of Hong Kong and Kunming University of Science and Technology before joining NTU in 2017. Dr. Luk teaches courses on e-government, healthcare policy, crisis management, and ageing-related topics at both undergraduate and postgraduate levels. She has developed modules for the Master of Science in Applied Gerontology and Nanyang Centre for Public Administration. Her research focuses on gerontechnology, cybersecurity, and digital health, with notable contributions to UNESCAP reports on science and innovation policies. Her recognitions include the 2012 Michael O'Rourke PhD Award and 2024 Nanyang Education Award. She actively engages in international dialogues, delivering lectures on smart cities and AI governance across Asia. Recent media engagements include analyses on China's ageing challenges for The New York Times and Barron's. Dr. Luk co-authored works on adaptive governance in higher education and AI ethics. She mentors teams in global health innovation hackathons and advises governments on digital transformation strategies. Her advocacy spans cybersecurity resilience, equitable technology access, and sustainable ageing solutions aligned with UN SDGs.

• Healthy Ageing
• Smart Cities
• E-Government
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Dr. Robert Campain is a Research Fellow at Swinburne University of Technology, affiliated with the School of Business, Law and Entrepreneurship and the Centre for Social Impact. His work centers on disability and social inclusion, with a focus on the lived experiences of people with disability, their families, and carers. He collaborates extensively with community organizations such as Mind Australia, Spinal Life Australia, and international partners in Vanuatu and Papua New Guinea. His research expertise includes the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS), psychosocial disability, inclusive research methodologies, and outcome measurement in human services. He has developed accessible data collection methods involving people with intellectual disabilities and those using assistive technologies, promoting co-design and participatory research. His recent publications highlight trends in evaluating community services, psychosocial recovery coaching, and the rights of children with disability in developing countries. He emphasizes holistic, rights-based approaches that bridge local and universal human rights frameworks. Recipient of multiple research grants from organizations including St Vincent de Paul Society, Volunteering Victoria, and Mind Australia. Lead or co-author on over 30 publications including journal articles, reports, and book chapters. Active supervisor of PhD research on disability and NDIS outcomes. Dr. Campain’s work is deeply collaborative, involving partnerships with disability service providers, government bodies, and NGOs to enhance social impact and inform policy. He is currently developing outcome measures in partnership with Uniting Vic Tas to improve program effectiveness across community services.

• Disability and Social Inclusion
• Sociology
• Public Policy
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Dr. Andrew Joyce is a Senior Research Fellow at Swinburne University of Technology, affiliated with the School of Business, Law and Entrepreneurship and the Centre for Social Impact. With over 25 years of experience, he specializes in public health evaluation, health promotion, and social policy, particularly for vulnerable populations including people with disability, refugees, and those in disadvantaged employment settings. His research interests span public health, health promotion, disability and health, social determinants of health, social enterprise, and systems thinking. He has led extensive research on workplace wellbeing for people with intellectual disabilities, decision-making in public policy (e.g., NDIS, pandemic responses), and the role of social enterprises in improving health and employment outcomes. Andrew Joyce has published widely in high-impact journals such as Frontiers in Public Health , BMC Public Health , and Health Promotion International . His recent work emphasizes systems approaches to health promotion, organizational structures that support wellbeing, and policy barriers to inclusive employment. He frequently collaborates with researchers like Campbell, Wilson, Green, and Carey, and his publications often focus on vulnerable populations, equity, and structural change. He has received multiple scientific awards, including: Outstanding Paper in the 2019 Emerald Literati Awards First Place, Research Impact Awards (2017) Major Prize, Rotary’s Community Services Awards (2011) Norm Hyde Awards for Pastoral Care in Education (2008, 2007) Silver Award, TheMHS Conference (2005) Andrew Joyce supervises several PhD candidates, with topics including systems thinking in health promotion, work integration social enterprises, children’s wellbeing in schools, and asbestos policy. He is actively involved in grant-funded research, with recent projects focusing on employment transitions, social impact toolkits, and disability employment catalysts. His work is supported by organizations such as the Department of Social Services, Lord Mayor’s Charitable Fund, and the Australian Research Council. He is a key member of the Centre for Social Impact and contributes to teaching and professional development in public health and social enterprise. His research has informed policy and practice in health promotion, disability services, and employment support, demonstrating strong real-world impact.

• Public Health
• Health Promotion
• Social Determinants of Health
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Janice Tona, PhD, OTR, is a Clinical Associate Professor in the Department of Rehabilitation Science at the University at Buffalo. She serves as Program Director for the Occupational Therapy Program and specializes in neuropsychiatric disorders, particularly PANS and Long-COVID. Her work focuses on functional implications of these conditions and improving care for individuals with developmental disabilities through sensory/motor interventions and interprofessional collaboration. Education: PhD in Educational Psychology (UB 2003), MS in Occupational Therapy (University of Pittsburgh 1989), BS in OT (Utica College 1984) Affiliations: NY State OTA Academic Affairs Alliance co-chair, AOTA mentorship programs Research emphasizes pediatric neuropsychiatric conditions, including sensory processing challenges in PANS patients and optimizing primary care experiences for developmental disability populations. She has pioneered work on PANS/PANDAS in school settings and developed occupational therapy programs at University Pediatric Dentistry to improve dental care access for individuals with disabilities. Her scholarship spans over four decades, with notable contributions to clinical reasoning development in OT practitioners and interprofessional competency measurement tools. Recent studies focus on virtual educational supports and caregiver burden in PANS families. Awards: FAOTA Fellow, AOTA Credentialed Leader in Academia Certifications: SIPT administration, Bobath pediatric course completion Teaching responsibilities include pediatrics, neuroscience, and evidence-based practice. She has mentored numerous educators through AOTA programs and contributed to core public health curriculum integration in allied health education.

• Neuropsychiatric Disorders
• Pediatric Acute-Onset Neuropsychiatric Syndrome (PANS)
• Long-COVID
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Dr. Jennifer C. Lai is a Professor at the University of California, San Francisco (UCSF) School of Medicine, specializing in Transplant Hepatology and Geriatrics. She serves as Director of Hepatology Research at UCSF and leads the ARCH (Advancing Research in Clinical Hepatology) program, while also directing the Patient-Facing Research Core at the NIH-funded UCSF Liver Center. Stanford University (B.S.) Tufts University School of Medicine (MD/MBA) Columbia University Medical Center (Internal Medicine Residency) UCSF (Gastroenterology & Transplant Hepatology Fellowships, 2011-2012) Her research focuses on integrating geriatric assessments (frailty, sarcopenia, multimorbidity) into liver transplant protocols, addressing organ allocation disparities, and optimizing donor quality metrics. She pioneered the Liver Frailty Index, a tool to predict mortality risk in cirrhosis patients, and leads the NIH-funded FrAILT Study. Recent publications highlight her work on AI applications in hepatology, telemedicine frailty tools, and socioeconomic factors affecting transplant outcomes. She has secured continuous NIH funding since 2013, including R01 and K24 grants. AGA Young Investigator Award (2020) AST Clinical Science Career Development Award (2016) Top 40 Under 40 Bay Area Leader (2015) NIH R01 & K24 grants Dr. Lai mentors clinical researchers through her NIH K24 mid-career grant and leads the Lai Liver Lab. Her work bridges hepatology, geriatrics, and data science to improve pre- and post-transplant care.

• Transplant Hepatology
• Geriatrics
• Frailty Assessment
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Jérôme Ronchetti is a Lecturer in Economics at Université Jean Moulin Lyon 3, affiliated with the iaelyon School of Management. He serves as Head of the Department of Administrative and Commercial Management of Organizations (GACO) and President of the ACD GACO in France. His research focuses on health economics, labor economics, aging economics, and applied microeconometrics, with a particular emphasis on public policy evaluation. University: Université Jean Moulin Lyon 3 School: iaelyon School of Management Department: GACO Academic Rank: Lecturer Ronchetti's research explores critical intersections of health and economic policy. Key themes include: Cost-effectiveness of geriatric interventions in aging populations Comparative analysis of healthy aging across OECD countries Formal vs informal care dynamics in European dependency Occupational health risks in long-term care sectors Unemployment's impact on health behaviors and outcomes His recent publications examine electronic cigarette effects on smoking cessation, wage dynamics in employer-provided health insurance systems, and physiological age metrics for aging population analysis. He collaborates with researchers like Thomas Rapp, Jessica Sicsic, and Anne Terriau on projects related to frailty transitions and sickness benefit policies. Ronchetti contributes to academic discourse through peer-reviewed journals such as Social Science & Medicine, European Journal of Health Economics, and Revue Economique. His work bridges theoretical economic analysis with practical policy implications, particularly in healthcare and labor markets.

• Health Economics
• Labor Economics
• Public Policy Evaluation
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David Orentlicher is the Judge Jack and Lulu Lehman Professor of Law at the University of Nevada, Las Vegas (UNLV) William S. Boyd School of Law, where he directs the Health Law Program. A dual graduate of Harvard Medical School (MD) and Harvard Law School (JD), he uniquely bridges legal and medical expertise in constitutional law, presidential power, and health law. Education: MD and JD from Harvard, 1981 Current Role: UNLV Professor and Health Law Program Director Prior Academic Roles: Indiana University (Law and Medicine), University of Chicago Law School, Northwestern University School of Medicine, Princeton University His research focuses on health law , constitutional law , and presidential powers , with particular emphasis on end-of-life decisions , healthcare access , and judicial reform . Recent work examines aid-in-dying safeguards , hospital cost containment , and comparative health law frameworks. Key article trends include bioethics (35+ publications), constitutional challenges (15+ on Supreme Court dynamics), and health policy analysis (25+ on cost containment, reproductive rights, and organ donation). His scholarship appears in journals like New England Journal of Medicine , JAMA , and American Journal of Bioethics . Scientific recognitions include: Top Scholar ranking in constitutional law (ScholarGPS) Member, American Law Institute Former President, American Society of Law, Medicine & Ethics Legislative impact: Authored Nevada's AB156 (2023) on substance use treatment access

• Health Law
• Constitutional Law
• Presidential Power
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Christopher Coyle is a Professor at the Finance Centre for Economic History within Queen's Business School at Queen's University Belfast. His research focuses on financial market structure and development , fixed income markets , corporate finance , and financial history . He actively supervises PhD research and contributes to academic discourse through publications and presentations. Research Themes : Historical financial systems, corporate governance, capital market evolution, and regional enterprise development. Teaching : International Finance (BSc) and Market Microstructure (MSc). Recent publications analyze patent examination's role in innovation , shareholder liability frameworks , and 19th-century trade institutions . His work spans Finance , Corporate History , and UK Economic Development with emphasis on long-term data analysis. Scientific Awards : Fellow of The Higher Education Academy (2016)

• Financial Market Structure and Development
• Fixed Income Markets
• Corporate Finance
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Charles Perrings is a tenured Professor in the School of Life Sciences at Arizona State University, where he co-directs the ecoSERVICES Group. His research focuses on the intersection of ecological and economic systems, particularly the impacts of biodiversity change on human wellbeing, globalization's role in disease dispersal, and science-policy integration in environmental decision-making. Education: Ph.D. in Economic History, University of London (1982) B.A. in Economics, University of London (1976) His research spans ecological economics, biodiversity conservation, and infectious disease risk modeling. Recent work examines water resource economics in arid zones, pandemic preparedness strategies, and ecosystem service valuation for policy-making. He has mentored 37 doctoral students, 35 master's students, and 7 postdocs. Publications Trends: His articles address cross-border disease risks, water security in cities, and biodiversity's economic value. Key themes include mathematical modeling of epidemics, sustainable development trade-offs, and policy-relevant environmental valuation. Scientific Awards: 2008 Kenneth Boulding Memorial Award (International Society for Ecological Economics) Research Grants: He led NSF-NIH-USDA funded projects like RAPID Trade (2014-2018) and NIH's MASpread (2011-2016). Current work includes EU EcoFINDERS and French AnaEE-Services programs.

• ecological-economic systems
• management of environmental public goods under uncertainty
• environmental implications of economic development
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