جست‌وجوی استاد و پژوهشگر

Mark Dallasمشاهده پروفایل

دانشیار

• Global Value Chains
• High-Tech Sectors
• China Studies
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Mark Dallas is an Associate Professor of Political Science at Union College (on leave until December 2025). He specializes in global value chains, high-tech sectors, and China's political economy. His research explores power dynamics in global production networks, East Asian regionalism, and national security implications of technological dependencies. Education: B.A. from Princeton University, M.A. and Ph.D. from University of California, Berkeley. Research interests focus on how technological advancements and global supply chains reshape economic and political landscapes. His work analyzes China's strategic industrial policies, semiconductor autonomy efforts, and the governance of telecommunications standards. He frequently engages with policy debates on global value chain inequities and pandemic-related supply chain vulnerabilities. Notable publications examine topics like consensus-building in standard-setting organizations, power dynamics across global production networks, and the interplay between multinational enterprises and state institutions. His 2020 paper on China's semiconductor ambitions highlights critical national security dimensions. Received the Council on Foreign Relations International Affairs Fellowship, reflecting recognition for his expertise in U.S.-China trade relations and global supply chain geopolitics. His congressional testimony (2023) underscored his role as a leading analyst on critical infrastructure dependencies. Teaching focuses on Asian development, contemporary Chinese politics, and the socio-political impacts of emerging technologies. Office located in Lippman Hall 211; contact via dallasm@union.edu.

Salman Azharمشاهده پروفایل

استاد

• Building Information Modeling (BIM)
• Construction Technology
• Sustainable Construction
• +۳ مورد دیگر

Salman Azhar is Hunt Professor and Graduate Programs Chair at Auburn University's McWhorter School of Building Science. His research advances BIM, VR/AR, and sustainable construction technologies. Research focuses on reality capture for construction, BIM-based sustainability assessment, and emerging technologies in AEC. He developed frameworks for carbon emission tracking through building lifecycles and modular construction optimization. Publications demonstrate leadership in construction digitization, with early foundational work on BIM adoption evolving into specialized applications in sustainability, prefabrication, and field operations. Recent reviews establish global research trends in reality capture and carbon management. As Graduate Programs Chair, he leads MS and PhD programs. International collaborations include projects in Kazakhstan, UAE, and Turkey. Laboratory activities integrate VR systems for construction education and jobsite applications.

• Architecture
• Urban Design
• Residential Design
• +۳ مورد دیگر

Gordon Nicholson is a Teaching Professor in Foundation Studies at the Savannah College of Art and Design (SCAD) since 2016. He holds an M.Arch. in History and Theory from McGill University, an M.Arch. in Urban Design from the University of Oklahoma, and a B.Arch. from the University of Tennessee. His professional career includes roles as a Partner at Guess Nicholson Architecture (2003–2015) and a sole practitioner under Gordon A. Nicholson Architect, LLC. Nicholson’s research interests span architecture, urban design, and sustainable residential design. He has been recognized for innovative projects like the reverse T house (AIA SC Merit Award, 2008) and Nautilus residence (AIA National Small Project Award, 2008). His work emphasizes ethical considerations in design, coastal adaptation, and historical preservation. His articles and presentations address topics such as climate resilience, small-scale housing, and Charleston’s architectural heritage. He is affiliated with organizations like the American Institute of Architects and the United States Green Building Council.

Heather Sahliمشاهده پروفایل

استاد

• Plant-Pollinator Interactions
• Endangered Species Conservation
• Reproductive Biology
• +۵ مورد دیگر

Dr. Heather Sahli is a Professor in the Biology Department at Shippensburg University . Her research focuses on plant-pollinator interactions , endangered species conservation , and local adaptation mechanisms , particularly in rare species like Iris verna and coastal plants such as Mondara punctata . She presented findings on reproductive limitations and salt spray tolerance at the 2024 National Botany Conference in Grand Rapids, Michigan. Primary Affiliation: Shippensburg University Department: Biology Sahli’s work explores how genetic diversity and environmental factors (e.g., light, soil nutrients) influence seed production and plant survival . Her team identified stomatal density as a key adaptation in Mondara punctata populations along the Atlantic coast. Recent publications highlight her contributions to understanding pollination networks in Hawaiian ecosystems, trait evolution under selection , and pleiotropic constraints in plant reproduction. Collaborative studies with students examine invasive species impact , floral polymorphism , and adaptive diversification . Scientific Awards: Not listed in provided text Sahli mentors graduate and undergraduate students, including Master’s candidate Chris Duff and undergraduates Leslie Taylor and Ekaterina Hampton . She emphasizes hands-on conservation through initiatives like transforming 12 university buildings into pollinator habitats . Her research directly informs conservation strategies for endangered species in Pennsylvania and Hawaii.

• Sustainable Construction
• Energy Efficiency in the Built Environment
• Building and Urban Energy Simulation
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Shayan Mirzabeigi is an Assistant Professor of Sustainable Construction Management at the State University of New York College of Environmental Science and Forestry (SUNY ESF) . He holds a Ph.D. in Sustainable Construction Management from SUNY ESF (2024) and is pursuing a second Ph.D. in Mechanical & Aerospace Engineering at Syracuse University (expected 2025), working with Professor Jianshun Zhang in the Building Energy and Environmental Systems Lab (BEESL). Education: Ph.D., Sustainable Construction Management, SUNY ESF, 2024 Ph.D. (In Progress), Mechanical & Aerospace Engineering, Syracuse University, 2025 (expected) M.Sc., Building Engineering, Politecnico di Milano, 2020 B.Sc., Architectural Engineering, University of Tehran, 2016 His interdisciplinary research focuses on building energy simulation , climate resilience , construction automation , and human-building interaction , with a particular emphasis on cold climate adaptations. He directs the Sustainable and Resilient Built Environment Lab (SARBEL) and contributes to the integration of BIM-IoT frameworks and drone-based building diagnostics . His recent publications address thermal anomaly detection , occupant-centric retrofit protocols , and multi-scale retrofit solutions for cold climates. He has presented at major conferences including ASHRAE, STRATUS, and COBEE. Scientific Awards and Grants : ASHRAE College of Fellows Travel Award (2024) Best Poster Award, STRATUS 2024 SUNY ESF GSA Senate Travel Grant (2024) ASHRAE Student Travel Grant (2024) Building Enclosure Symposium Attendance Scholarship (2023) He has advised graduate students like Fahad Iqbal (MS) and contributed to peer-review activities for journals like Energy & Buildings and Building Simulation . His teaching includes courses on Data Science for Sustainability , Sustainable Energy Systems , and Green Building .

Yotam Smilanskyمشاهده پروفایل

مدرس

• Dynamical Systems
• Aperiodic Order
• Mathematical Quasicrystals
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Dr. Yotam Smilansky is Lecturer in Dynamical Systems & Analysis within the Department of Pure Mathematics at the University of Manchester. His office is located in the Alan Turing Building (Room 2.217). Previously, he held positions as Hill Assistant Professor at Rutgers University and Orzen Postdoctoral Fellow at Hebrew University of Jerusalem. Smilansky's research centers on aperiodic order, examining mathematical structures that exhibit order without periodicity. Key focus areas include distribution properties of point sets, mathematical quasicrystals, tiling theory, and the manifestation of order-disorder relationships. His work connects dynamical systems with number theory, metric geometry, and combinatorics, with applications in mathematical physics. Recent publications (2020-2023) demonstrate progressive development in understanding Delone sets, substitution tilings, and cut-and-project systems. Articles consistently feature rigorous analysis of statistical properties, equivalence relations, and geometric invariants in aperiodic structures. Smilansky completed his PhD at Tel Aviv University under Barak Weiss, specializing in geometric aspects of dynamical systems. He welcomes PhD students interested in dynamical systems and aperiodic order.

Jasmit Singh Rangrمشاهده پروفایل

مدرس

• Sustainable Architecture
• Environmental Design
• Landscape Integration
• +۳ مورد دیگر

Jasmit Singh Rangr is a Lecturer in Architecture at the University of California, Berkeley, and founder of Rangr Studio, a design firm focused on harmonizing architecture with climate, landscape, and environment. He holds an M.Arch from Yale University School of Architecture and a B.A from Yale University. His work emphasizes ecological integration, with projects in the U.S., Dominican Republic, Mexico, Costa Rica, and India. He has been awarded globally, including the 2023 Architizer Best XS Firm and 2015 Architizer A+ Award. Rangr Studio’s projects like Modern Cabin (2015) and Casa Kimball (2020) exemplify his philosophy of site-responsive design. His Berkeley Hills residence (2019) showcases seismic innovation and energy efficiency. He has taught at UC Berkeley since 2019, contributing to architectural education while maintaining a thriving practice. Selected Awards: Architizer Winner: Best XS Firm (2023), German Design Award (2022), World Design Award (2021), Architizer A+ Award (2015). Rangr’s research explores climate-responsive design, sustainable materials, and site-specific solutions. His work has been featured in San Francisco Chronicle , Architizer , New York Times , and international publications.

Andreas Wallraffمشاهده پروفایل

استاد

• Quantum Optics
• Quantum Information Processing
• Superconducting Circuits
• +۳ مورد دیگر

Andreas Wallraff is a Full Professor in the Department of Physics at ETH Zurich, where he leads cutting-edge research in quantum optics and quantum information processing using superconducting electronic circuits. His work focuses on large-bandwidth microwave techniques at ultra-low temperatures, leveraging ETH's FIRST laboratory clean room facilities for device fabrication. He actively collaborates within the Quantum Systems for Information Technology (QSIT) program and teaches advanced courses such as 'Quantum Science with Superconducting Circuits' (Autumn 2025). Education: Imperial College London and RWTH Aachen (B.Sc. equivalent in Physics, 1994) RWTH Aachen (Diploma in Physics/M.Sc. equivalent, 1997) University of Erlangen-Nuremberg (Ph.D. in Physics, 2000) Wallraff's research centers on quantum-coherent phenomena in superconducting circuits, with emphasis on quantum optics implementations, qubit control, and quantum information processing. His group pioneers experimental techniques for observing quantum effects like energy level quantization and tunneling in macroscopic systems, building on his early work with Josephson vortex oscillators. Current efforts integrate microwave engineering with quantum error correction, multi-qubit architectures, and hybrid quantum systems involving semiconductors and graphene quantum dots. His recent publications reveal a strong trend toward scalable quantum computing solutions, particularly in quantum error correction (surface codes, lattice surgery), multi-module processor integration, and real-time feedback control. Work spans fundamental quantum optics (photon-qubit coupling) to engineering challenges (flux control calibration, leakage reduction), with increasing focus on practical implementations for fault-tolerant systems. Scientific Awards: Nicholas Kurti European Science Prize (2006) for 'decisive and innovative experiments on quantum mechanical effects in superconducting circuits' Wallraff leads an active research group integrated into ETH's QSIT initiative, securing substantial grants for quantum processor development and cryogenic infrastructure. His team maintains collaborations across ETH on semiconductor quantum dots, atomic cavity QED, and single-molecule spectroscopy, while developing novel fabrication techniques like polymer spacer processes for 3D-integrated circuits. Future work targets loophole-free Bell tests, quantum networks, and real-time reinforcement learning for quantum control. The group operates within ETH's Laboratorium für Festkörperphysik (HPF D 9), utilizing advanced cryogenic setups for 100-qubit-scale systems. They maintain close ties with Yale University (where Wallraff was a postdoc) and contribute to international quantum computing roadmaps through publications in high-impact journals.

• Sustainable Architecture
• Building Physics
• Low-Carbon Construction
• +۴ مورد دیگر

Dr. Arianna Brambilla is an Associate Professor in Architecture and Associate Dean (Education) at the University of Sydney's School of Architecture, Design and Planning. She holds a PhD in Building Physics and Systems and a GradCert in Higher Education. Her research bridges architecture, engineering, and sustainability, focusing on human-centered design, building performance, low-carbon technologies, and healthy environments. She co-chairs the Building Efficiencies cluster in the Smart Sustainable Building Network and is an active member of the Sydney Environment Institute and The Net Zero Institute. Her academic background combines architecture and engineering from Politecnico di Milano, Italy. Key research areas include moisture management in buildings, biophilic design frameworks, and innovative envelope technologies. She has authored/co-authored books like *Moisture and Buildings* (2021) and *A Biophilic Design Guide* (2022), and leads projects on decarbonizing non-domestic buildings, multisensory environments, and resilient design strategies. Grants: 2024: Timber Active Envelopes: Modular Facades for Resilient Built Environments 2023: ARC Research Hub for Timber in Australia’s Built Environment 2023: Cool Canopies (Nano Institute) Media Engagement: Featured in *The Conversation* on climate-resilient Indigenous housing and urban sustainability. Her work emphasizes holistic approaches to sustainability, integrating technical innovation with occupant well-being. Current research includes AI-driven design optimization, digital smell technologies, and climate-risk assessments for buildings.

• Climate Crisis Response in Architecture
• Sociocultural Identity in Design
• Economic Equity in Urban Planning
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Gillian Shaffer Lutsko is a Lecturer at the University of Southern California's School of Architecture, serving as the Citizen Architect Fellow 2022-23. She leads the architecture studio sl Collective, focusing on design responses to contemporary challenges like climate crisis, identity evolution, economic disparity, and technological impacts. Her work has been exhibited at the Venice Biennale and Seoul International Biennale, supported by the National Endowment for the Arts. Currently teaching courses on architectural design, material systems, and design communication, she emphasizes hands-on material exploration and sustainable design principles. Education includes a Bachelor of Architecture from Pratt Institute and a Master of Architecture II from Princeton University with a certificate in Media + Modernity. Her research explores resilient urban development exemplified by projects like the Coachella Valley Master Plan, addressing environmental fragility through modular, community-focused infrastructure. Notable recognition includes the 2024 ACSA Architectural Education Award with Erin Kasimow. Her academic service includes prior teaching roles at UCLA and Pratt Institute's Berlin program. Professional experience spans architecture firms in Berlin, Tokyo, Boston, and NYC. She actively engages in public discourse through exhibitions and lectures such as the 'Limits of Visibility' presentation examining the Salton Sea's ecological and social dynamics.

• Space Architecture
• Lunar Exploration
• Extraterrestrial Habitation
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Madhu Thangavelu is a Lecturer at the University of Southern California (USC), holding dual appointments in the School of Architecture and the Department of Astronautical Engineering (Viterbi School of Engineering). He specializes in space architectures, lunar exploration strategies, and extraterrestrial habitation design. His work bridges architecture and engineering through innovative concepts such as robotic construction systems and modular lunar base designs. Education: M.Arch. in Building Science (USC School of Architecture, 1989); B.Sc. in Engineering (National Institute of Technology, India, 1980); International Space University (MIT, 1988). He was mentored by Dr. Eberhardt Rechtin, renowned for NASA’s Deep Space Network architecture. Research interests include space system architectures, planetary defense, and robotic construction. His co-authored book The Moon: Resources, Future Development and Colonization (Wiley, 1999) is a seminal work in lunar exploration. He leads USC’s ASTE 527 Space Exploration Studio and ARCH 599 Extreme Environment Design Seminar, advising graduate theses. Scientific Awards: NASA NIAC Phase 1 & 2 Awards (for robotic lunar construction technologies). Recognized for pioneering concepts like Contour Crafting (3D-printed habitats) and MOBIUS lunar tourism strategies. Active in international organizations such as the International Space University and Moon Village Association. Advising & Grants: Supported projects include NIAC-funded lunar robotics and planetary defense initiatives. His labs explore teleoperations, bio-regenerative life support systems, and interplanetary mission logistics. Collaborates with NASA, the National Research Council, and aerospace industry partners. Labs & Affiliations: Involves USC’s Human-Building Integration Lab and Landscape Futures Lab. Serves as North American Coordinator for Moon Village Association and Vice President of the National Space Society (NSS India branch).

• Urban Resilience
• Architectural Drawing
• Building Information Modeling (BIM)
• +۴ مورد دیگر

Giorgio Garzino is a Full Professor at the Polytechnic University of Turin, affiliated with the Department of Structural, Building and Geotechnical Engineering (DISEG) and the Interdepartmental Centre R3C - Responsible Risk Resilience Centre. He serves as a Building Program Management Advisor and holds roles in collaborative agreements with public institutions. His teaching responsibilities include courses on urban resilience design, sustainable urban refurbishment, and climate-responsive heritage analysis within the Master's Degree in Building Engineering. Research interests focus on Urban Resilience, Architectural Drawing, and BIM interoperability. He leads projects on hospital construction modularity, post-war urban transformation, and digital heritage tools. Key collaborations involve the Piedmont Region and healthcare authorities for hospital infrastructure development. Projects include the redevelopment of San Biagio Hospital in Domodossola and the new Alessandria Hospital facility, emphasizing resilience and sustainability. Publications span topics like hospital design optimization, urban vulnerability mapping, and historical preservation. Garzino actively contributes to international conferences on architectural representation and resilient urban planning, integrating technical precision with historical context.

Ben Clevelandمشاهده پروفایل

دانشیار

• Learning Environments
• Educational Architecture
• School Design
• +۳ مورد دیگر

Associate Professor Ben Cleveland is affiliated with the University of Melbourne's Melbourne School of Design , part of the Faculty of Architecture, Building and Planning. He serves as Associate Director of the Learning Environments Applied Research Network (LEaRN) and has led major research initiatives such as the ARC Linkage Project 'Building Connections: Schools as Community Hubs' (2018–2021). His expertise spans innovative learning environments, school design policy, and community infrastructure integration. Research Interests: Cleveland focuses on aligning spatial design with pedagogical needs, emphasizing the role of schools as community hubs, biophilic design principles, and equitable facility sharing. His work bridges architecture, education, and urban policy through evidence-based frameworks and participatory methodologies. Key Contributions: His recent projects include evaluating Victorian school designs for the Catholic Education Melbourne, advising on state school building programs, and co-authoring influential reports on school-community infrastructure networks. He actively consults on school projects across Australia and New Zealand, emphasizing sustainable and adaptive spatial solutions. Grants & Advising: As a Chief Investigator in multiple ARC Linkage Projects, Cleveland has advanced understanding of innovative learning environments' impact on teaching practices and student well-being. He supervises PhD/Masters students in learning environments research and teaches interdisciplinary subjects like 'Innovative Spaces and Pedagogy.'

Dominik Holzerمشاهده پروفایل

دانشیار

• Architecture
• Building Information Modelling (BIM)
• Parametric Design
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Dr. Dominik Holzer is an Associate Professor in Digital Architecture at the University of Melbourne's Melbourne School of Design. He specializes in design technology, Building Information Modelling (BIM), and collaborative design processes. His research focuses on parametric design, information management across construction phases, and building performance optimization. Holzer also serves as a consultant through AEC Connect and actively contributes to industry standards via roles in Standards Australia’s BD-104 Working Group and the Australian Institute of Architecture’s BIM steering committee. Education: PhD in Architecture (2009, RMIT University) Research interests include BIM implementation, computational design, and cross-disciplinary collaboration in the built environment. He frequently publishes in FM Magazine’s BIM column and presents at industry events. Holzer’s work bridges academic research and professional practice, emphasizing innovation in design technology and sustainable construction practices. Notable contributions include the BIM Manager’s Handbook series and leadership in advancing BIM standards in Australia. His recent publications address BIM applications in global contexts like Tanzania and explore emerging technologies in architectural education.

Anne Le Maitreمشاهده پروفایل

مدرس

• Evolutionary Morphology
• Geometric Morphometrics
• Vertebrate Paleontology
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Anne Le Maître is a Lecturer and Associated Researcher at the University of Vienna's Department of Evolutionary Biology, with additional affiliation at the Konrad Lorenz Institute for Evolution and Cognition Research. Her research examines developmental and evolutionary mechanisms shaping vertebrate morphology, particularly ear evolution in mammals. Using geometric morphometrics, µCT imaging, and multivariate statistics, she investigates morphological variability and integration in fossil and extant species. Current FWF-funded projects analyze evolvability of inner/middle ears across birds and mammals, building on prior work about developmental canalization in human craniofacial development. Fieldwork includes paleontological excavations in Eocene deposits (Myanmar) and Pleistocene sites (Greece). Her teaching portfolio includes geometric morphometrics and statistical methods for evolutionary biology. As Editor-in-Chief of Bulletins et Mémoires de la Société d’Anthropologie de Paris, she promotes open science in biological anthropology.