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Claudia O’Steen: Academic and Artistic Profile Claudia O’Steen is an Associate Professor of Fine Arts at Winthrop University, within the College of Visual and Performing Arts. Her academic role combines teaching in Digital Media and Interdisciplinary Art with an active research-driven artistic practice. She holds an MFA in Digital + Media from Rhode Island School of Design (2015) and a BFA from Watkins College of Art (2012). Research and Creative Work Focus: Interdisciplinary art exploring navigation, environmental change, and scientific observation through sculpture, video, installation, and performance. Key Projects: Keweenaw Observing Station (2021–ongoing): Examines climate change impacts on Lake Superior. Levelling Network (2019): Explores tidal measurement and historical sites in Kronstadt, Russia. Limnologies (2025): Addresses Great Lakes ecosystems through multimedia installations. Awards and Recognition Winthrop University Outstanding Junior Professor (2022). Laura Bassi Foundation Award (2023). Multiple grants from Winthrop University Research Council. Featured in ArtConnect’s Artists to Watch 2021 . Residencies and Collaborations O’Steen has participated in global residencies, including Rabbit Island (MI), NCCA St. Petersburg (Russia), and Maajaam Farm (Estonia). She collaborates with artists like Aly Ogasian and scientists on projects such as Dead Reckoning and Transitional Landscapes . Teaching She teaches New Media and interdisciplinary courses at Winthrop and previously at the University of West Florida. Her pedagogy emphasizes fieldwork and research-driven art practices. Publications and Exhibitions Her work has been exhibited internationally, including at the Russian State Arctic and Antarctic Museum (Russia), apexart (NY), and Manifest Gallery (OH). Publications include artist books like Levelling Network and features in Double Magazine and BELMONT Magazine .

• Expanded Media
• New Media
• Interdisciplinary Studies
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Jivanta Schottli is a Lecturer in Indian Politics and Foreign Policy at the School of Law and Government , Dublin City University. Her expertise bridges domestic political dynamics and international relations, with a focus on maritime governance in the Indian Ocean and Indo-Pacific strategies. She holds a PhD Summa Cum Laude in Political Science from Heidelberg University, alongside degrees from the London School of Economics (Masters in Economic History and BSc in International Relations & History). Education: PhD in Political Science (Summa Cum Laude), Heidelberg University (Germany) Masters in Economic History, London School of Economics BSc in International Relations & History, London School of Economics Research Interests: Indian foreign policy mechanisms and their domestic-political drivers Maritime governance frameworks in contested Indian Ocean regions Emerging Indo-Pacific strategic narratives and China's South Asia engagement Historical analysis of Indian statecraft since 1947 Key Contributions: Her work analyzes evolving geopolitical tensions, with publications exploring maritime security, Indo-Pacific alliances, and the intersection of economic history with contemporary policy. Awards: No scientific awards listed in available materials. Advising & Grants: No student advisement or grant details provided in current data.

• Indian Foreign Policy
• Domestic-International Relations Intersections
• Maritime Governance
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Maarten Herman is a Senior Lecturer specializing in Cadetship Programmes at the Warsash Maritime School, part of Solent University. His role focuses on maritime education and training, particularly within nautical science and shipping operations. He is affiliated with the Warsash Maritime School, a renowned institution for maritime studies. While specific research interests are not detailed, his professional activities likely emphasize maritime safety protocols, cadet development, and operational practices in the shipping industry. No academic publications or grants are explicitly listed in the available data. No scientific awards or advisory roles are mentioned. His professional contributions are centered on educational programmes and maritime training initiatives.

• Maritime Education
• Nautical Science
• Shipping Operations
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Marie Lhuissier is a UI/UX Design Specialist affiliated with the Academy for AI, Games & Media at HKU. She graduated with honours from HKU's Games & Interactions department in 2018, with her project 'Anamnesis: A Journey Through Grief' earning a HKU Innovation Award nomination. Currently, she works in the Cradle Research & Development team, focusing on visual and experience design for digital simulation games and immersive technologies. Education : Masters in Games & Interactions, HKU (2018) Research Interests : Specializes in user-centric design for serious games, digital twins, and immersive environments. Her work integrates visual design, interaction design, and game mechanics to create impactful educational and environmental simulation tools. Current focuses include maritime spatial planning simulations and ocean flow visualization systems. Recent Work Trends : Her publications emphasize UI/UX challenges in complex simulations, digital twin applications for environmental monitoring, and procedural generation techniques in ocean modeling. Collaborations span engineering, environmental science, and game development disciplines. Grants & Projects : Co-Investigator in Norsaic (Marine Spatial Planning Tools) Core member of OR ELSE project (Ecosystem-based Sand Extraction) Contributor to ILIAD Digital Framework (Maritime Data Systems) Labs/Teams : Active in the Cradle R&D team, focusing on cross-disciplinary game-based solutions for real-world challenges.

• User Interface Design
• User Experience Design
• Digital Simulation Games
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Ingrid Ystgaard is an Associate Professor in the Department of Historical and Classical Studies at the Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU). Her primary research focuses on Iron Age archaeology, conflict archaeology, and environmental archaeology, with a particular emphasis on Central Norway and the Ørland region. She led archaeological excavations at Ørland Main Air Base from 2015 to 2019, uncovering significant Iron Age and Viking Age settlements. Ystgaard holds a PhD from NTNU (2014), where her dissertation addressed warfare practices in Central Norway between AD 100–900. Her work integrates environmental data with archaeological findings, examining human-environment interactions over millennia. Key projects include the analysis of settlement organization, hillforts, and subsistence strategies in prehistoric communities. She has authored/co-authored major publications such as En kort introduksjon til jernalderen i Norge (2024) and contributed to edited volumes like Complexity and Dynamics (2023). Ystgaard actively engages in public outreach, delivering lectures on archaeological discoveries and their cultural significance. Her research spans interdisciplinary collaborations, combining pollen analysis, radiocarbon dating, and zooarchaeology. Notable findings include insights into societal collapse during the 6th-century climate crisis and the role of fortified settlements in conflict dynamics. Ystgaard also participates in policy discussions on cultural heritage management, emphasizing ethical excavation practices and open-access publishing in archaeology.

• Iron Age Archaeology
• Conflict Archaeology
• Environmental Archaeology
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Basanta Raj Pokhrel is a Research Scientist at the Department of Electric Energy, Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU), and is associated with the National Smart Grid Laboratory. He holds a PhD in Energy Technology from Aalborg University, Denmark, and a master’s degree in Electrical Power Engineering from Kathmandu University, Nepal, and NTNU, Norway. Research Interests: His work focuses on smart grid operation, wide-area monitoring systems (WAMS), power system flexibility, real-time grid monitoring, and hydrogen integration in power systems. He has over ten years of experience in research project management, laboratory operations, and smart grid infrastructure development. Key Projects: CINELDI: Enhancing grid efficiency through smart grid technologies ZeroKyst: Developing green hydrogen solutions for maritime fuel Hydro-Himalaya: Strengthening energy education in the Hindu Kush Himalayas Teaching: He teaches courses such as Power System Analysis, Embedded Generation, and Power System Dynamics at the Master’s level, and core undergraduate courses like Switchgear and Control, and Measurement and Instrumentation. Advising: He supervises PhD and MSc theses on topics like grid flexibility, green hydrogen production, and cyber-security in smart grids. Collaborations include Kathmandu University, University of South-Eastern Norway, and NTNU. Labs & Teams: He leads research at the National Smart Grid Laboratory, focusing on innovative grid solutions and cybersecurity resilience.

• Power System Operation
• Smart Grids
• Real-Time Grid Monitoring
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Preben Joakim Svela Vie is an Adjunct Associate Professor in the Department of Energy and Process Engineering at the Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU). His research focuses on electrochemistry, energy storage systems, and lithium-ion batteries, with an emphasis on thermal management, degradation mechanisms, and safety. He has collaborated extensively on studies involving battery diagnostics, hydrogen technology, and fuel cells. His work bridges fundamental electrochemical principles with practical applications in energy systems. Key research interests include battery entropy analysis, thermal behavior of energy storage systems, and the integration of renewable energy technologies. His recent publications explore methods to accelerate entropy profile estimation, incremental capacity analysis for battery diagnostics, and the effects of degradation on thermal transport in lithium-ion batteries. He has also contributed to popular scientific articles discussing battery safety in maritime contexts and the reuse of second-life batteries from electric vehicles. Collaborations span institutions such as the University of Cambridge (via co-author Paul Shearing) and industry partners, reflecting a focus on both academic rigor and applied energy solutions. His research often involves advanced techniques like neutron imaging and operando studies to characterize battery materials and performance under varying conditions.

• Electrochemistry
• Energy Storage Systems
• Lithium-Ion Batteries
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Dr. Matthew Leavesley is a Researcher at James Cook University , specializing in archaeology and genetic studies of Papua New Guinean populations . His work bridges coastal and island archaeology with evolutionary genomics , focusing on human adaptation , prehistoric exchange networks , and cultural heritage in Oceania .

• Archaeology
• Coastal Archaeology
• Human Evolution
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Sue van den Heever is a University Distinguished Professor of Atmospheric Science at Colorado State University (CSU), affiliated with the Walter Scott Jr. College of Engineering. She earned her Ph.D. in Atmospheric Science from CSU and has held significant roles, including PI of the NASA INCUS mission and Visiting Professor at Oxford University. Her research focuses on cloud processes, aerosol-cloud interactions, and numerical modeling, with over 30 graduate students supervised. Education : Ph.D., Atmospheric Science, Colorado State University, 2001 M.S., Physical Geography, University of the Witwatersrand, 1994 B.S. and B.S. Hons, Mathematics and Geography, University of the Witwatersrand, 1990 Research Interests : Van den Heever's work emphasizes deep convective cloud systems, aerosol effects, and model development. She leads the INCUS mission to study tropical convective storms and oversees the RAMS model. Her research integrates field campaigns (e.g., CAMP 2 Ex, BACS) with advanced simulations to address climate and weather dynamics. Grants & Campaigns : Principal Investigator of NASA INCUS mission (2021–current) Co-PI of NSF BACS field campaign (2022) PI of C 3 LOUD-Ex (2016–2017) Awards : AMS Edward N. Lorenz Teaching Excellence Award (2018) Fellow of the American Meteorological Society (2021) Multiple NASA and NSF awards for leadership and research Labs & Teams : Leads the van den Heever Cloud Processes Group at CSU, collaborating with NASA, NSF, DOE, and ONR on field campaigns and model development.

• Atmospheric Science
• Cloud Processes
• Aerosol-Cloud Feedbacks
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Dr. Christopher Nowotarski is an Associate Professor in the Department of Atmospheric Sciences at Texas A&M University . He joined the university in 2014 following his PhD, MS, and BS studies in Meteorology at Pennsylvania State University. His research focuses on improving the prediction of severe convective storms and their hazards, particularly tornadoes associated with supercells and tropical cyclones. Key tools include idealized cloud-resolving simulations and analysis of field experiment data (e.g., TRACER, DCOTSS, VORTEX-SE). Dr. Nowotarski’s educational background includes: Ph.D. Meteorology, Pennsylvania State University M.S. Meteorology, Pennsylvania State University B.S. Meteorology, Pennsylvania State University His research group investigates supercell dynamics , tropical cyclone tornadoes , boundary layer interactions , and machine learning applications . Current projects include DOE-funded TRACER studies on aerosol impacts in Houston and collaborative NSF work on overshooting tops in DCOTSS. Past work explored Southeast US tornado environments, permafrost effects on Arctic meteorology, and data assimilation techniques using the ADRAD radar. Students advised include David Topping, Seth Thompson, and others listed in detail. Key collaborative partnerships span the College of Geosciences , College of Engineering , and College of Architecture at TAMU, as well as external institutions like NCAR, Penn State, and OU. He has organized sounding programs in data-sparse regions and developed VR visualization tools for weather data. Teaching responsibilities include courses such as Radar Meteorology , Severe Weather and Mesoscale Forecasting , and Convective Storms Field Studies . His work emphasizes bridging research and operational forecasting, with contributions to improving model analyses of tropical cyclones and evening transition dynamics.

• Severe Convective Storms
• Tornado Dynamics
• Boundary Layer Meteorology
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Helen Farr is an Associate Professor at the University of Southampton's Faculty of Arts and Humanities, specializing in maritime archaeology with a focus on submerged paleolandscapes and early seafaring. She co-leads the Maritime Archaeology Programme and holds roles at UNESCO UNITWIN and the ARC Centre of Excellence for Australian Biodiversity and Heritage. Education: PhD (Cambridge University, Neolithic Mediterranean obsidian circulation), postdoctoral research at Cambridge, and a Leverhulme Early Career Fellowship at Southampton (2009-2012). Research emphasizes seafaring origins in Sahul, using seismic data and marine cores to reconstruct ancient coastlines. Current projects include the ERC-funded ACROSS initiative examining early human dispersal between Sunda and Sahul. Teaching includes master's courses on maritime archaeology and undergraduate modules on obsidian analysis, underwater heritage, and field survey techniques. Active in STEM outreach and media engagement, including work on the Black Sea MAP project. Awards include the ERC Horizon 2020 Grant (2018-2023) and Leverhulme Fellowship. Serves on editorial boards and professional organizations, including the Society of Antiquaries of London.

• Seafaring
• Submerged Palaeo Landscapes
• Maritime Heritage
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Amanpreet Singh is a Lecturer in the School of Fashion and Textiles at RMIT University, Melbourne. His expertise bridges textile engineering and business strategy, with a focus on sustainable fashion, logistics clusters, and supply chain analytics. He holds a Bachelor’s in Textile Engineering and a Master’s in Business Administration, combining technical and strategic skills. Research interests include fashion sustainability, port logistics optimization, coopetition dynamics, and lean manufacturing. His work emphasizes quantitative models for supply chains and environmental impact reduction. He is open to supervising postgraduate research in these areas. Publications span topics like textile waste treatment, port efficiency analysis, and sustainable manufacturing trends. His interdisciplinary approach addresses challenges at the intersection of technology, logistics, and environmental stewardship.

• Fashion Sustainability
• Logistics Clusters
• Coopetition
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Jan Buermann is a Research Fellow in the Agents, Interaction and Complexity (AIC) research group within the Department of Electronics and Computer Science (ECS) at the University of Southampton. His work focuses on designing fair AI systems to manage self-interested agents' diverging interests for efficient resource utilization under uncertainty. Key areas include smart energy systems, net-zero decarbonization, and citizen-centric AI systems. He contributes to projects like CCAIS (Citizen-Centric AI Systems) and FEVER (Future Electric Vehicle Energy Networks), emphasizing practical applications of AI in energy and transport. Education: BSc and MSc in Computer Science from the University of Paderborn (Germany) PhD in Computer Science from the University of Southampton (2022) Research Interests: Fair AI systems and incentive engineering Resource allocation under uncertainty Multi-agent systems, robotics, and adversarial patrolling Smart energy systems and maritime decarbonization Recent Publications: Jan's recent work spans fair AI frameworks, EV charging optimization, multi-robot systems, and maritime decarbonization simulations, reflecting a balance between theoretical advancements and real-world applications. Grants & Projects: Active roles in CCAIS and FEVER projects Prior research on decarbonization pathways in maritime transport Supervision: Current PhD student: Hugo Rene Webber. Lab/Team Affiliations: Agents, Interaction and Complexity (AIC) Research Group Department of Electronics and Computer Science (ECS)

• Artificial Intelligence
• Multi-Agent Systems
• Resource Allocation
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David Orton is a Professor of Zooarchaeology at the University of York, where he directs the MSc in Zooarchaeology. His research focuses on Neolithic Balkans, medieval fishing, and commensal fauna, with a particular emphasis on integrating biomolecular methods and large-scale data synthesis. He leads the RATTUS project exploring rats' role in European history and coordinates the SeaChanges ITN, a marine archaeology and biology training network. Orton holds a BA from the University of Cambridge, an MSc from York, and a PhD from Cambridge (2008). His fieldwork includes Çatalhöyük (Turkey) and the Vinča culture in Serbia, alongside projects in Turkey, the Balkans, and Northwest Europe. He has supervised numerous PhD projects and contributed to over 70 publications. His teaching spans undergraduate and postgraduate levels, emphasizing zooarchaeological identification and data analysis. Orton is active in editorial roles, including Assistant Reviews Editor for the European Journal of Archaeology , and frequently presents at international conferences. His work bridges archaeology with environmental science, aiming to inform modern biodiversity conservation through historical data.

• Zooarchaeology
• Neolithic Balkans
• Medieval Fishing
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Dr. Mark Nicholson is a Professor and Reader in the Department of Computer Science at the University of York, specializing in System Safety Engineering. His research focuses on safety certification of modular systems, data integrity in safety-critical systems, and application of safety engineering in aerospace, automotive, railway, medical, and maritime domains. He has developed Masters programs in System Safety with automotive and railway applications, including collaborations in China. He holds a DPhil in Real-Time Systems and has extensive experience in EU research projects and CPD teaching for industries like Airbus and BAE Systems. Education: BA (Ebor): Economics/Statistics PgCert (Ebor): Academic Practice MSc (Southampton): Operations Research DPhil (Ebor): Allocation of Tasks in Hard Real-Time Systems Research Interests: Safety Certification of Modular Systems Data Chains and Big Data in Safety-Critical Systems System Safety Engineering in Civil Aerospace, Automotive, and Medical Domains His work emphasizes practical applications, including CPD training for industry professionals and contributions to standards in electromagnetic risk management and autonomous systems assurance. Teaching & Outreach: Conducts external CPD courses for Airbus, BAE Systems, and railway institutions. Active in developing safety frameworks for emerging technologies like autonomous aviation and robotics. Grants & Collaborations: Involved in EU projects, including the StAMP Committee and initiatives in railway safety in China. His research group focuses on High Integrity Systems, addressing challenges in assurance and safety for complex systems.

• System Safety Engineering
• Safety-Critical Systems
• Aerospace Safety
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