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Dr. John Darby is a Senior Lecturer in the Department of Computing, Mathematics and Digital Technology at Manchester Metropolitan University (MMU). He serves as the programme leader for the MSc Computer Science and teaches AI and machine learning modules. His research focuses on non-invasive Computer Vision techniques for analyzing human movements, spanning from skeletal muscle analysis to behavior classification and human-object interactions. He holds a PhD from MMU and has industry experience as a Software Engineer at Echostar Europe. Education: BSc Hons. in Computational Physics (University of Edinburgh, 2000–2003), MSc in Mobile and Distributed Computer Networks (Leeds Metropolitan University, 2003–2004), and a PhD from MMU (2006–2010). Postdoctoral roles included Research Assistant at IRM (2010–2011) and Research Associate at SCMDT (2011–2013). Research Interests: His work integrates Machine Learning, Image Processing, and Particle Filtering to address challenges in surveillance, biomechanics, and healthcare. Key applications include markerless motion tracking, implement recognition, and clinical decision support systems. He collaborates with the Image and Sensory Computation Group on interdisciplinary projects. Advising & Grants: While specific student names or grant details are not listed, his role as a Senior Lecturer and programme leader implies involvement in supervising postgraduate students and securing research funding. His projects often involve clinician-led approaches and industry partnerships. Labs/Teams: Active contributor to the Image and Sensory Computation Group, focusing on human movement analysis and healthcare technology applications.

• Computer Vision
• Machine Learning
• Human Movement Analysis
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Fabien Alibart is a Research Officer and Permanent Researcher at the University of Sherbrooke (Canada), associated with the LN2-3IT/CNRS laboratory. His primary focus is on neuromorphic computing, memristive devices, and bio-inspired hardware solutions. He holds a PhD in Thin Film Physics from the University of Picardie Jules Verne (Amiens, France), specializing in optoelectronics and carbon-based devices. His research spans neuromorphic systems, organic electrochemical transistors, and memristive circuits. Key projects include developing iono-electronic materials for brain-inspired computing (IONOS project), cryogenic memristors, and 3D memory architectures. He has led multiple ANR and NSERC grants, focusing on neuromorphic interfaces and energy-efficient computing. Alibart's work intersects material science, electrical engineering, and biology. Notable contributions include memristor-based pattern classification, synaptic plasticity modeling, and neuromorphic hardware integration. His teams have pioneered organic/nanoparticle transistor synapses and developed CMOS-compatible memristive crossbars for analog AI acceleration. Collaborations span institutions like UdeM, IBM Zurich, and the European CHIST-ERA initiative. His lab focuses on advancing bio-interfacing technologies and neuromorphic engineering through multidisciplinary approaches.

• Neuromorphic Computing
• Memristive Devices
• Bio-inspired Computing
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Darren Rhodes is a Lecturer in Cognitive Psychology and Director of the Environmental Temporal Cognition Lab at Keele University, UK. His research focuses on how humans perceive time in extreme environments (e.g., Arctic, space analogs) and integrates cognitive computational models to study multi-sensory processing and consciousness. He advocates for open science practices and transparent research methodologies. University: Keele University Department: Department of Psychology Lab Affiliation: Environmental Temporal Cognition Lab Education: PhD in Computational Neuroscience from University of Birmingham (supervised by Dr. Max Di Luca), Postdoctoral Fellowship at Sackler Centre for Consciousness Science (under Prof. Anil Seth). Prior to Keele, held Senior Lecturer positions at Nottingham Trent University. Research Themes: Temporal perception in extreme environments Circadian rhythm dynamics Open science advocacy Chronobiological adaptations Key Awards: Senior Fellow of the Higher Education Academy (2024) for contributions to digital pedagogy and open science reforms. Current Projects: ERC TIMESTORM Project collaborations Applications of temporal perception research in astronaut training and polar well-being

• Cognitive Psychology
• Time Perception
• Extreme Environments
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Johannes Niediek is a Postdoctoral Researcher at Technical University of Berlin , specializing in computational neuroscience and neurophysiology. He holds a PhD in Neuroscience from the University of Bonn (2018) and a Diplom in Mathematics (2011). His research focuses on applying machine learning techniques to understand neural processes, particularly in reinforcement learning models and electrophysiological data analysis. Previously, he worked in Prof. Israel Nelken’s group at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem, studying behavioral modeling with reinforcement learning methods. He also contributed to epilepsy research at the Department of Epileptology in Bonn, analyzing depth-electrode recordings from epilepsy patients. His open-source contributions include the Combinato spike sorting toolkit, widely used in electrophysiological studies. Active on GitHub, he maintains repositories focused on neuroscience data processing and visualization. Research interests span neural coding mechanisms, temporal dynamics of memory, and the interplay between neural oscillations and cognitive functions. His work bridges computational modeling and experimental neurophysiology to uncover fundamental principles of brain function.

• Neuroscience
• Computational Neuroscience
• Machine Learning
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Scott Widmier is an Associate Professor in the Department of Marketing & Professional Sales at Kennesaw State University. He holds a PhD from Arizona State University and a BBA from Texas Christian University. His research focuses on Sales Strategy, International Marketing, and Direct Selling, with notable interests in institutional theory and global market selection. Education: PhD in Marketing, Arizona State University BBA, Texas Christian University MBA coursework completed at Arizona State University Research Interests: Marketing Strategy in Global Contexts Ethical and Sustainable Sales Practices Impact of Regulatory Environments on Sales Behavior Executive Education in Global Selling Skills Awards & Recognition: Nominated for NCSM Proceedings Editor KSU Foundation Distinguished Service Award Nominee Achievement Awards from NCSC His work combines academic rigor with practical insights, emphasizing institutional frameworks and factor endowment theory in market selection. Current research explores dark triad personality influences in hospitality and innovative survey methodologies for social sciences.

• Sales
• Marketing Strategy
• International Marketing
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Sara Nikolić is a Research Fellow at the Institute for Philosophy and Social Theory, University of Belgrade. She holds a PhD from the Faculty of Philosophy, University of Belgrade, with a dissertation on the anthropology of New Belgrade Blocks. A member of the European Network for Housing Research and Ethno-Anthropological Society of Serbia, her work focuses on housing practices, urban self-management, and sensory ethnography in post-socialist cities. She was awarded the Sasakawa Young Leaders Fellowship (2020/21 and 2021/22) for her research. Education: PhD in Anthropology, Faculty of Philosophy, University of Belgrade (2024), dissertation: "Anthropology of New Belgrade Blocks: Urban Dwelling, Creation of Social Spaces, and the New Life of Urban Commons" Research Interests: Critical ethnography of urban spaces and housing Sensory and visual methodologies in anthropology Post-socialist urban transformations Social and spatial exclusion dynamics Article Trends: Her recent work explores urban commons, olfactory boundaries, political disengagement in Serbia, and methodological innovations in studying poverty. Common threads include interdisciplinary approaches to urban sociology and a focus on marginalized voices in post-socialist contexts. Labs & Teams: She contributes to multiple research laboratories at the Institute, including the [EduLab] (educational theories), [DigiLab] (Digital Society), and [GenLab] (Gender Research), integrating multi-disciplinary perspectives into her studies.

• Anthropology
• Urban Studies
• Sensory Ethnography
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Dr. Julian Seifert is a former research associate at Ulm University's Institute of Media Informatics (Department of Media Informatics). His work focuses on Human-Computer Interaction (HCI), particularly in mobile computing, pervasive displays, and collaborative systems. He completed his PhD in 2015 with a dissertation on Mobile Mediated Interaction with Pervasive Displays , recognized for its contributions to the field. Key research areas include autonomous displays (Hover Pad), privacy-respecting mobile interactions (From the Private Into the Public), and hybrid device ecosystems (MobiSurf). His work often explores how mobile devices can seamlessly integrate with interactive surfaces and public displays to enhance collaboration and user experience. Notable achievements include an Honorable Mention Award (2014) for the AMP-D project and a Best Note Award (2013) for the Penbook system. His research bridges theoretical HCI principles with practical applications in domestic environments and healthcare workflows.

• Human-Computer Interaction (HCI)
• Mobile Computing
• Pervasive Computing
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Patrick Long serves as Dean of the School of the Arts and School of Humanities at Susquehanna University, where he is a Professor of Music. He holds a DMA from the Eastman School of Music and has over 80 compositions to his name, emphasizing live electronics and multimedia collaborations. His works have been performed internationally and featured in festivals like the Beijing Musicacoustica Festival. Long’s research focuses on composition, music technology, and percussion performance. He leads the Music Department, overseeing 13 faculty and 120 majors, and has developed innovative programs like the BM in Composition degree. Awards include the John C. Horn Award and multiple ASCAP recognitions. His discography includes seven commercial recordings, with an upcoming solo album. Long also performs in the rock band Faculty Lounge and consults on audio engineering projects. Education: Eastman School of Music (DMA 1996), Syracuse University (BM 1991) Research interests span composition techniques, music technology integration, and interdisciplinary performance. His compositions often blend live instruments with interactive electronics, as seen in works like Chimera and Marimba Lumina . Over 20 of his pieces receive regular international performances. Long’s teaching includes composition, theory, and music technology courses. He has mentored numerous students now active in academia and the music industry, such as David T. Little (Princeton PhD) and Erin Graham (Eastman School of Music). Grants and service include NASM accreditation leadership, curriculum development, and $350k in capital budget acquisitions for music facilities. His administrative roles include Department Head (2009–2012) and University Council member (2008–2014). Long maintains an active performance schedule as a percussionist and conductor, leading ensembles like the Susquehanna University Orchestra and collaborating with groups such as the Timaeus Ensemble.

• Composition
• Music Theory
• Music Technology
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Milad Haji Amiri is a researcher at Delft University of Technology's Faculty of Industrial Design Engineering, specifically within the Design, Organisation and Strategy department and affiliated with the DesIgning Value in Ecosystems research group. With a PhD and active publication record from 2014-2024, he contributes to the academic community through research at the intersection of design theory, organizational practices, and creative processes. His research interests span Design Theory , Organizational Transitions , Creative Practices , Design Education , Universal Design , Idea Generation Techniques , and Co-Design . His work demonstrates a consistent focus on how creative practices can facilitate organizational change and how design principles can be applied across various contexts from educational settings to public spaces. Dr. Haji Amiri's recent publications (2022-2024) show a clear trajectory toward understanding how creative practices can drive organizational transformation, particularly during crises. His work combines theoretical frameworks with practical applications, examining design processes in educational contexts, architectural considerations, and organizational change initiatives. His approach integrates both Western design theory and insights from his earlier work in Turkish design contexts. Scientific Recognition: First Prize in National Toy Design Competition (2010) organized by the Chamber of Architects of Turkey His research methodology spans qualitative and theoretical approaches, with publications appearing in design journals and conference proceedings. While specific grant information isn't available in the provided materials, his sustained publication record suggests ongoing research support. Dr. Haji Amiri's work contributes to the Faculty of Industrial Design Engineering's mission of advancing design knowledge and practice through rigorous academic inquiry.

• Design Theory
• Organizational Transitions
• Creative Practices
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Dr Mathew Emmett is an Associate Professor in Architecture at the University of Plymouth's School of Art, Design and Architecture. He leads the Master of Architecture (ARB/RIBA Part 2) program and has held roles in MA Architectural Design and 3D Design. His work bridges architecture with interdisciplinary fields like cybernetics, AV installation, and situated cognition. Emmett's research emphasizes transcultural communication through spatial design, exemplified by projects like Sender/Receiver (Tate Modern, 2016) and St Sebastian: Plague Memory (Rome, 2022). Education: PhD in Situated Cognition and Architecture, Doctorate in Architecture, Fine Art Foundation at Central Saint Martins. Awards include the Gardener Theobald Scholarship and Sir Henry Herbert Bartlett Award. He has collaborated with figures like Charles Jencks and Eberhard Kranemann (Kraftwerk). Teaching spans institutions globally, including Eindhoven University of Technology and The Royal College of Art. Supervised PhDs include Leah Dinning and Zoe Latham. As Principal Investigator of the €4.1M EU Marie Curie Project 'Cognovo', he advanced interdisciplinary cognitive innovation. Exhibitions span installations in London, Rome, Tokyo, and Germany. Key projects explore public realm design, healthcare environments, and immersive digital experiences. His work is featured in venues like Tate Modern and the Museo dell'Arte Classica.

• Architecture
• Immersive Installations
• Healthcare Design
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Dr. Martin Coath serves as an Associate Lecturer within the Doctoral College at the University of Plymouth, alongside roles as a Senior Researcher at the University of Lapland’s Arctic Centre and an Academic Adviser for education projects at Canterbury Christ Church University. With prior experience across multiple institutions including the Universities of Essex, Nottingham, and Reading, his career spans research, teaching, and academic advising. His research interests evolved from computational neuroscience—focusing on neural models of auditory systems—to climate change, educational research, and public engagement. Current work emphasizes transdisciplinary collaboration, climate service development for winter tourism in Northern Finland, and science communication in educational settings. Key projects include co-designing the SnowApp climate service and developing educational tools like the How Scientific is that? guide. He actively bridges academic and business sectors through climate-related case studies and roadshows. Publications span neurocomputational models of perception, climate service frameworks, and educational methodologies. His transdisciplinary approach addresses global challenges such as sustainability and science literacy.

• Climate Change
• Educational Research
• Public Engagement Training
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Elizabeth Diller is a Professor of Architectural Design at Princeton University and a founding partner of Diller Scofidio + Renfro (DS+R), an interdisciplinary studio renowned for innovative architecture, installations, and urban design. Her work bridges architecture with performance, art, and cultural critique, emphasizing the social and spatial dimensions of design. Education: Bachelor of Architecture (B.Arch.) from The Cooper Union, New York Research Interests: Exploring the intersection of architecture with cultural, social, and technological systems. Designing public spaces that challenge conventional urban paradigms, such as the High Line and Zaryadye Park. Interdisciplinary projects blending architecture with performance art and digital media, exemplified by installations like Architecture, Not Architecture and The Mile-Long Opera . Articles & Projects: Her work emphasizes transformative urban spaces and cultural institutions, such as The Shed, MoMA expansion, and the Vatican-inspired Heavenly Bodies exhibition. These projects highlight her focus on merging historical and contemporary aesthetics with functional innovation. Awards: MacArthur Foundation Fellowship ("Genius Grant") Wolf Prize in Architecture TIME 100 Most Influential People (2018) Grants & Advising: Leads major global projects, including the V&A East Storehouse and UNM's Center for Collaborative Arts and Technology. Active in academic advising at Princeton and serves on the UN Council on Urban Initiatives. Labs/Teams: DS+R, a 100+ member studio with partners Charles Renfro and Benjamin Gilmartin, operates across architecture, urbanism, and art. Notable collaborations include installations at the Metropolitan Museum of Art and Fondation Cartier.

• Architecture
• Urban Design
• Installation Art
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Frank Suurenbroek is a Full Professor in the Department of Spatial Urban Transformation at the Faculty of Technology, Amsterdam University of Applied Sciences. His research focuses on urban design, spatial transformation, sustainability, and governance, with key interests in neuroarchitecture, public space optimization, and adaptive urban strategies. He actively collaborates internationally and has received recognition for his work, including the 'Best paper prize' in 2025. His research spans multiple crises contexts and nature-based urban development, often involving interdisciplinary projects. Research interests include leveraging sensory data (e.g., eye-tracking) to assess streetscapes and well-being impacts, with a focus on forgotten neighborhoods and innovative spatial frameworks. He has been featured in media discussions on urban densification, high-rise developments, and neuroarchitecture applications. Key Awards: Multiple nominations and awards for the 'Sensing Streetscapes' project, including HvA Research of the Year 2022. Activities: Organized workshops on adaptive spatial transformations and delivered invited talks on neuroarchitecture and urban wellbeing. His work bridges academic research and practical urban development, emphasizing experience-driven design and crisis-resilient urban strategies.

• Urban Design
• Urban Spatial Transformation
• Sustainability
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Maryam Parsa is a Tenure-Track Assistant Professor in the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering at George Mason University. Her research focuses on neuromorphic computing, Bayesian optimization, and algorithm-hardware co-design, aiming to develop energy-efficient, secure, and resilient AI systems for edge computing applications. She holds a PhD from Purdue University, supported by an Intel/SRC fellowship, and previously worked at Oak Ridge National Lab. Education: PhD in Electrical and Computer Engineering, Purdue University (2020) MS in Civil Engineering, Purdue University (Year unknown) MS in Electrical and Computer Engineering, University of Ottawa (Year unknown) BS in Electrical and Computer Engineering, Khaje Nasir Toosi University of Technology (Year unknown) Research Interests: Neuromorphic learning and bio-inspired robotics Bayesian optimization for materials discovery Privacy-preserving spiking neural networks Edge AI and real-time embedded systems Major Achievements: Lead a $2.4M 3-year project on 3D chip creation (2023) Recipient of Intel/SRC PhD Fellowship Current Work: Developing neuromorphic architectures for smart healthcare and cyber-physical systems Pioneering causal machine learning for materials innovation Advancing privacy & security in neuromorphic systems Labs/Teams: Active in Mason's neuromorphic computing research group with collaborations in national labs and industry partners.

• Neuromorphic Computing
• Neural Architecture Search
• Bayesian Optimization
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Filipe Veiga is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering at George Mason University. He holds a PhD in Machine Learning and Robotics from Technische Universität Darmstadt, an MSc in Electrical and Computer Engineering from Instituto Superior Técnico, and a BS in Engineering Sciences from the same institution. His research focuses on integrating perception and biomimetic control approaches to enable intelligent robotic behavior, particularly in tactile sensing, dexterous manipulation, and human-robot collaboration. Key areas include real-time state estimation, hierarchical control systems, and tactile feedback mechanisms for robotics applications. His work bridges machine learning with physical systems to solve challenges in manipulation and perception. Veiga's publications emphasize advancements in tactile sensor design, reinforcement learning for robotic tasks, and human-centric robotic systems. His contributions span theoretical frameworks and practical implementations, with applications in both industrial and assistive robotics. No academic awards or grants are explicitly mentioned in the provided materials. His advising record remains undocumented here. His research is anchored in the university's engineering department, though specific lab affiliations are not detailed.

• Robotics
• Machine Learning
• Tactile Sensing
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