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Thomas Woolleyمشاهده پروفایل

دانشیار

• Mathematical biology
• Morphogenesis
• Reaction-diffusion theory
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Dr Thomas Woolley is a Reader in Applied Mathematics at Cardiff University's School of Mathematics, where he leads research in mathematical biology with a focus on pattern formation and cellular dynamics. His academic journey began at the University of Oxford (2004-2017), where he specialized in mathematical biology, completing doctoral research on the pattern formation behind fish spots and zebra stripes. At Cardiff, he maintains an active research program while supervising PhD students and engaging in significant mathematical outreach. Dr Woolley's research interests center on mathematical biology, particularly morphogenesis, reaction-diffusion theory, cellular motion, stochastic dynamics, and neurobiology. His current work investigates muscle stem cell protrusions known as blebs that enable cells to navigate toward damaged muscle tissue for healing and regeneration. He develops analytical links between discrete cellular protrusions and continuous population distributions, with the goal of algebraically coupling observable cellular motion to unobservable structural features of the cell membrane. His research also explores Turing-type pattern formation across biological systems, from feather development to fingerprint variation. His recent publications demonstrate consistent output across high-impact journals, with work spanning theoretical mathematical biology, medical applications, and public health modeling. Notable recent projects include modeling indoor airborne transmission during the pandemic, analyzing bat movement patterns, and investigating pattern formation in biological systems. His research shows strong interdisciplinary connections between mathematics, biology, and medicine. Poster prize at international biology conference Dr Woolley actively supervises doctoral students and research assistants, with a track record of successful PhD completions. His supervision approach emphasizes connecting mathematical theory with biological applications, often through collaborations with experimentalists. He has developed several interactive web applications to implement research findings, including tools for predicting Covid-19 transmission and optimizing public transport seating during the pandemic. His work on stem cell motion and pattern formation continues to advance our understanding of fundamental biological processes with potential therapeutic applications.

Aydın Şükrü Bengüمشاهده پروفایل

استاد

• Medical Biochemistry
• Antioxidants
• GC-MS Analysis
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Professor Aydın Şükrü Bengü is a distinguished academic at Bingöl University's Vocational School of Health Services, where he was promoted to full Professor in 2025. With a career spanning over 25 years in academia and research, he has established himself as a leading expert in medical biochemistry with specialized focus on natural products analysis. His academic journey began with a Biology degree from Karadeniz Technical University in 1996, followed by a Master's in Biochemistry from the same institution's Medical Faculty in 2000. He completed his doctoral studies in Medical Biochemistry at Atatürk University's Medical Faculty, graduating in 2014. His career progression at Bingöl University started as a Specialist in the Central Research Laboratory in 2009, then as Assistant Professor (2014), Associate Professor (2020), and finally Professor (2025). Professor Bengü's research focuses on medical biochemistry with particular emphasis on: Analysis of natural products, especially mushrooms and honey Antioxidant research and oxidative stress mechanisms Advanced analytical techniques including GC-MS and HPLC Trace element and fatty acid profiling in biological samples Investigating protective effects of natural compounds against toxin-induced damage His work bridges fundamental biochemical research with practical applications in nutrition and health. His extensive publication record shows a clear trend toward investigating the biochemical properties of natural compounds and their protective effects. The majority of his recent work examines how substances like astaxanthin, arbutin, and various plant extracts mitigate damage caused by toxins, heavy metals, and oxidative stress in biological systems. His research demonstrates methodological rigor with consistent use of biochemical, histopathological, and analytical techniques. Professor Bengü's scholarly contributions have been recognized through prestigious awards: Multiple TUBİTAK UBYT Publication Incentive Awards (2016, 2018, 2022, 2023 x2) Best Paper Award at European Conference on Science, Art & Culture (2018) Ministry of National Education awards (2004-2005) As a supervisor, Professor Bengü has guided multiple graduate students through thesis research, primarily focusing on biochemical analysis of natural products. His research projects often involve collaborations across disciplines and institutions, demonstrating his ability to integrate biochemical expertise with practical health applications. He has served as principal investigator on projects analyzing Bingöl honey, propolis, and mushroom varieties, contributing to regional economic development through scientific validation of local products. Professor Bengü maintains active involvement in academic service, serving as a reviewer for numerous prestigious journals across biochemistry, toxicology, and food science disciplines. His expertise in analytical techniques and natural product research positions him as a valuable contributor to both academic and applied research communities.

• Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery
• Aesthetic Surgery
• Rhinoplasty
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Erol BENLİER is a Professor at Trakya University Faculty of Medicine, Department of Plastic, Reconstructive and Aesthetic Surgery. With extensive experience in both clinical practice and academic research, he has established himself as a prominent figure in the field of plastic surgery, particularly specializing in rhinoplasty, breast surgery, and reconstructive techniques. His educational background includes multiple doctoral degrees (1998, 2011, 2012), a Master's degree (1990), an Associate's degree (2013), and a Bachelor's degree (2015), along with certification from the European Board of Plastic Reconstructive and Aesthetic Surgery. Dr. BENLİER has demonstrated exceptional commitment to advancing surgical techniques through continuous education and specialization. Dr. BENLİER's research interests span a wide range of plastic surgery disciplines, with particular emphasis on rhinoplasty techniques, breast anthropometry, facial aesthetics, and innovative reconstructive methods. His work on the depressor septi nasi muscle modifications, nasal tip rotation, and ethnic considerations in rhinoplasty has contributed significantly to the field. He has also conducted extensive research on breast dimensions across different populations and body types, providing valuable reference data for aesthetic procedures. Analyzing his recent publications reveals a strong focus on refining surgical techniques and addressing specific challenges in plastic surgery. His work spans from anatomical studies of facial muscles to innovative approaches in breast surgery and reconstructive techniques. The publications demonstrate a consistent pattern of addressing clinical challenges with methodical research, often combining anatomical knowledge with practical surgical innovations. As an active educator, Dr. BENLİER serves on academic promotion committees, chairs conference sessions, and contributes to the training of future plastic surgeons. His involvement in national and international conferences, including serving as a course chairman for rhinoplasty and facial aesthetics, highlights his leadership role in the plastic surgery community. His refereeing activities for academic journals and promotion committees demonstrate his respected position within the academic hierarchy. Dr. BENLİER maintains active research collaborations, as evidenced by his co-authored publications and participation in multi-center studies. His work on flap reconstruction, wound healing, and complications management shows his commitment to improving patient outcomes through evidence-based practice. His diverse research portfolio reflects both depth in specific areas like rhinoplasty and breadth across the entire spectrum of plastic and reconstructive surgery.

• Marine Bioacoustics
• Sensory Ecology
• Neuroecology
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Dr Lucille Chapuis is an ARC DECRA Fellow at La Trobe University's Ecological Plant and Animal Sciences school in Melbourne, specializing in marine bioacoustics and neuroecology. She pioneers low-cost acoustic monitoring technologies and novel imaging techniques to investigate hearing systems in aquatic organisms, particularly elasmobranchs and other marine species. Her work contributes significantly to global ocean monitoring initiatives and understanding of underwater soundscapes. Chapuis's research focuses on sensory ecology of aquatic organisms, exploring how fish and marine animals perceive and respond to underwater sound. Her work lies at the intersection of sensory biology, neuroecology, and conservation, with emphasis on understanding hearing mechanisms in fishes (including elasmobranchs and deep-sea species) and invertebrates. She investigates how soundscapes shape ecological interactions and how human-induced noise affects vulnerable marine life, combining passive acoustic monitoring, 3D bioimaging, and experimental neurophysiology. Her publications reveal a strong trend toward interdisciplinary marine acoustics research, combining traditional biological methods with cutting-edge computational approaches. Recent work emphasizes AI applications for coral reef soundscapes, low-cost monitoring technologies, and detailed anatomical studies of hearing systems across diverse marine taxa. Her research spans fundamental neuroanatomy to applied conservation, with increasing focus on anthropogenic noise impacts across multiple marine ecosystems. ARC DECRA Fellowship Swiss National Science Foundation Postdoc Mobility Fellowship Marie Skłodowska-Curie Fellowship Chapuis leads international research collaborations focused on marine bioacoustics and sensory ecology. Her lab develops innovative tools including low-cost hydrophones (HydroMoth) for widespread acoustic monitoring of marine ecosystems. Current projects investigate the impacts of boat noise, deep-sea mining sounds, and other anthropogenic noise sources on marine organisms, contributing to evidence-based conservation strategies. She actively participates in global ocean monitoring initiatives addressing Sustainable Development Goal 14 (Life Below Water). Dr Chapuis's lab explores how aquatic animals perceive, produce, and interact with sound in their environments, focusing on understudied taxa to uncover sensory adaptations. The team combines field studies with advanced bioimaging techniques to investigate hearing mechanisms across diverse marine species, from coral reef fish to deep-sea organisms.

Tatjana Mijošek Pavinمشاهده پروفایل

پژوهشگر ارشد

• Environmental Toxicology
• Metal Bioaccumulation
• Aquatic Ecosystem Pollution
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Tatjana Mijošek Pavin is a Postdoctoral Fellow at the Laboratory for the biological effects of metals within the Institute for Marine and Environmental Research at Rudjer Boskovic Institute in Zagreb, Croatia. She holds a PhD in Biological responses in indicator organisms to wastewater exposure in Dinaric and Pannonian rivers from the Faculty of Science, Zagreb (2021), and a Master's degree in Morphological and genetic diversity of populations of the invasive crayfish Pacifastacus leniusculus from the same institution (2015). Her educational background includes doctoral research at the University of Zagreb focusing on biomarker responses in aquatic organisms exposed to wastewater in Croatian river systems. Her Master's thesis examined genetic diversity of invasive crayfish populations, establishing her early interest in aquatic ecology and anthropogenic impacts on freshwater systems. Dr. Mijošek Pavin's research program centers on environmental toxicology with emphasis on metal bioaccumulation in aquatic food webs. She investigates how wastewater discharges affect metal(loid) distribution in karst river ecosystems, particularly the Krka River in Croatia. Her innovative work explores acanthocephalan parasites as sensitive bioindicators of environmental pollution, examining molecular mechanisms through transcriptomics and advanced imaging techniques. She has developed expertise in electrochemical determination of metallothioneins, metal distribution in fish calcified structures, and multi-biomarker approaches to assess ecological risks. Analysis of her publication record reveals a sophisticated evolution from basic ecotoxicology to integrated molecular approaches. Her recent work combines traditional biomonitoring with cutting-edge techniques like NanoSIMS imaging and CiteSpace literature analysis. A consistent theme is the examination of parasite-host systems as environmental sentinels, with particular attention to spatial and temporal patterns of pollution in karst hydrological systems. While specific awards are not documented in the available information, her extensive publication record in high-impact journals including Scientific Reports, Environmental Pollution, and Science of the Total Environment indicates significant recognition within the environmental toxicology community. Dr. Mijošek Pavin actively participates in collaborative research networks, frequently co-authoring with Vlatka Filipović Marijić, Zrinka Dragun, and Sara Šariri. Her work appears to be supported by institutional research programs at Rudjer Boskovic Institute focused on environmental monitoring and pollution assessment in Croatian aquatic ecosystems. Within the Laboratory for the biological effects of metals, she contributes to multidisciplinary teams investigating metal speciation, bioavailability, and toxic effects in freshwater systems. Her research integrates field studies in contaminated river sites with laboratory analyses of biomarkers, metal distribution, and molecular responses across multiple trophic levels.