جست‌وجوی استاد و پژوهشگر

• Sustainable Tourism
• Food Security
• Poverty Reduction
• +۶ مورد دیگر

Dr. Gebeyaw Degarege serves as Senior Lecturer and Coordinator for both the Bachelor of Sustainable Tourism (2024-present) and Bachelor of Tourism Management (2021-present) at Lincoln University's Department of Tourism, Sport & Society. His academic journey includes lecturing positions at Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology (2019-2020), Addis Ababa University (2011-2015), and Hawassa University in Ethiopia (2008-2011). His educational background features a PhD from University of Otago, Master of Tourism and Development from Addis Ababa University, Higher Diploma in Learning and Teaching, and BA from University of Gondar. His research spans sustainable tourism development with strong focus on food security, poverty reduction, and sustainable livelihoods across Ethiopia and New Zealand. Analysis of his publications reveals consistent interdisciplinary work bridging tourism studies with food systems, climate action, and sustainable development. His recent research examines pandemic impacts on tourism-food security nexus, indigenous food sovereignty, and agricultural heritage tourism in Africa. Key thematic clusters include sustainable livelihood diversification, policy barriers in coffee tourism, and crisis management in nature-based tourism destinations. Exceptional Thesis status awarded by University of Otago Regular media contributor on food security and tourism (SBS Amharic 2020) Actively supervising postgraduate research in sustainable tourism development, Dr. Degarege leads projects exploring New Zealanders' outdoor recreation patterns during pandemic constraints. His work aligns with UN Sustainable Development Goals 1 (No Poverty), 2 (Zero Hunger), 5 (Gender Equality), 8 (Decent Work), 12 (Responsible Consumption), 13 (Climate Action), and 17 (Partnerships).

• Carbon Mitigation
• Soil Water Repellency
• Bioenergy
• +۵ مورد دیگر

Richard Harper is a Professor at Murdoch University, affiliated with the Food Futures Institute and the School of Agricultural Sciences within the College of Environmental and Life Sciences. His research focuses on soil, water, and biodiversity management, with emphasis on carbon mitigation, soil water repellency, and ecohydrology. He has held roles including lead author on the 2014 IPCC report and chair of IUFRO’s Forests and Water Taskforce. Harper holds a B.Sc. Agric. (Hons) and Ph.D. (Agriculture) from the University of Western Australia. His current research includes 4 PhD and 2 MSc students, collaborating nationally and internationally. Awards include Murdoch University’s 2021 Excellence in Research Award for sustained achievement. Key research themes involve leveraging carbon markets for landscape restoration, managing soil water repellency in agricultural/forested systems, and exploring bioenergy solutions. His work bridges science and policy, addressing climate mitigation through reforestation, mangrove restoration, and forest hydrology. He teaches soil science, climate mitigation, and hydrology courses at Murdoch. Publications span over three decades, with recent focus on remote sensing for forest monitoring, mangrove carbon projects, and soil carbon dynamics. Grants and collaborations include government and international bodies, reflecting his role in translating research into actionable policy and practice.

• Ethics
• Applied Ethics
• Scientific Integrity
• +۴ مورد دیگر

Prof. Dr. Frans Brom is a leading academic in ethics of science and policy at Utrecht University's Ethics Institute , with a focus on Institutions for Open Societies . He combines academic research with strategic roles at institutions like the Rathenau Institute (2007-2015) and serves on multiple national/international ethics committees. Education PhD in Ethics (Utrecht University, 1997) Doctoral degrees in Ethics (Catholic Theological University Amsterdam) and Philosophy of Law (Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam) His research examines interactions between scientific, policy, and political rationalities in technology assessment, with particular interest in: Ethics of technology assessment Scientific integrity frameworks Animal biotechnology and welfare Trust in food/agricultural policy Science-based strategic advisory roles Democratic governance of emerging technologies Recent publications emphasize ethical dimensions in animal welfare policy , trust mechanisms in governance , and scenario planning for pandemics . He has organized major EU ethics forums and contributed to GMO policy frameworks. Key societal functions include: Chair of Wageningen University's Scientific Integrity Committee (2013-2015) Chair of Unilever's Central Research Ethics Advisory Group (2009-2015) Chair of COGEM's Subcommittee on Ethics and Social Aspects (2007-2015) Member of European ethics societies and editorial boards Brom actively bridges academic ethics research with practical policy advising through: Organizing political cafés on synthetic biology Participating in shale gas stakeholder discussions Developing ethical assessment frameworks for biotechnology Contributing to FAO expert meetings on food safety

• Construction Management
• Green Building
• Sustainable Development
• +۷ مورد دیگر

Dr. Bo Xia is a Professor at the School of Architecture & Built Environment, Queensland University of Technology (QUT). His expertise spans construction management, sustainable development, and age-friendly built environments. He holds editorial roles at journals like the International Journal of Construction Management and ASCE Journal of Management in Engineering. His research focuses on retirement village sustainability, project delivery systems, and megaproject governance, supported by grants from ARC and RICS. Education includes a PhD from Hong Kong Polytechnic University and roles as Adjunct Professor at Hefei University of Technology. He has supervised over 10 doctoral students, with notable works on retirement village dynamics and green building practices. Awards include Best Paper Awards at CRIOCM 2018 and 2013, and recognition for postgraduate supervision excellence. Current projects include 'Building a Better Built Environment for Older Australians' (ARC DP230101313) and resilience frameworks for disaster risk reduction in SE Queensland. His work bridges theoretical research with practical applications in urban sustainability and infrastructure policy. Key research themes are: Age-friendly communities & retirement village design Sustainable construction practices Project delivery innovation (design-build, PPP) Social license for infrastructure projects Megaproject social responsibility Publications highlight spatial analyses of retirement communities, public perception studies, and Bayesian network modeling. Collaborations span 12 universities across Australia, China, and the U.S., reflecting his global research impact.

• Construction Informatics
• Digital Construction
• Building Information Modelling (BIM)
• +۴ مورد دیگر

Mattias Roupé is an Associate Professor, Head of Department, and Research Area Leader at the Department of Construction Management and Engineering at Chalmers University of Technology. His research focuses on digital construction processes, including Building Information Modelling (BIM), Total BIM, Virtual Reality (VR), and digital twins. He holds a Ph.D. in Virtual Reality for decision-making in urban planning and building design. His work combines technical advancements in visualization and computational methods with human-centric aspects like perception and decision-making in design collaboration. Education: Ph.D. in Virtual Reality applications for urban planning and building design. Research interests span model-based construction processes, data-driven design, and immersive technologies for user involvement in healthcare and infrastructure projects. Notable projects include the Total BIM initiative, exploring integrated digital workflows, and the Digital Twin Cities Centre, advancing smart city technologies. His publications emphasize VR integration, BIM adoption challenges, and collaborative design tools. He leads several research grants funded by organizations like SBUF and Formas, focusing on construction innovation. Key contributions include frameworks for BIM-based scheduling, VR in healthcare facility design, and BIM-GIS integration for railway infrastructure. His work bridges technical and human factors to enhance construction efficiency and sustainability.

Jochen Linßenمشاهده پروفایل

استاد

• Energy Systems
• Renewable Energy
• Hydrogen Technology
• +۳ مورد دیگر

Prof. Dr.-Ing. Jochen Linßen is a Professor at the Institute of Climate and Energy Systems (ICE) , specifically within the Jülich Systems Analysis (ICE-2) group at the Research Center Jülich GmbH. His work focuses on advancing energy systems modeling, renewable energy integration, and hydrogen technology. Key research areas include the techno-economic analysis of energy transition pathways, hydrogen cost-potentials, and the interplay between energy systems and transportation networks. His expertise spans climate policy, infrastructure planning, and the development of frameworks for long-term mobility demand modeling. He has contributed to high-resolution assessments of renewable energy resources and the evaluation of green hydrogen’s role in decarbonizing industries. Recent work emphasizes AI-driven risk mitigation in energy systems and the impact of natural hazards on energy infrastructure resilience. Research Interests: Modeling of energy systems and hydrogen networks Renewables integration and curtailment challenges Transportation electrification and hydrogen fueling infrastructure Climate policy and decarbonization strategies Key Projects: ETHOS. MODE. regional framework for mobility demand analysis Global assessments of wind and solar power potentials Hydrogen supply chain optimization for Germany and Europe His collaborative approach bridges engineering, economics, and environmental science to address systemic challenges in energy transitions. Ongoing efforts include participatory mapping of green hydrogen potentials in sub-Saharan Africa and analysis of automated driving’s impact on road networks.

• Public Transport
• Logistics and Supply Chain Management
• Transport Infrastructure
• +۵ مورد دیگر

Dr. Geoffrey Clifton is a Senior Lecturer in Transport and Logistics Management at the Institute of Transport and Logistics Studies (ITLS) within the University of Sydney Business School. He holds a Bachelor of Economics with first class Honours in Economic Statistics from the University of Queensland and a PhD from the University of Sydney. Joining the University of Sydney in 2004 after teaching at the University of Queensland since 1998, Clifton brings extensive academic and practical experience, having previously worked for three years at the Reserve Bank of Australia. As Program Director for the Master of Logistics and Supply Chain Management, he oversees academic development and quality assurance for the Master's program as well as the Graduate Diploma and Certificate in Logistics and Supply Chain Management. His teaching portfolio includes foundational courses in supply chain management, production and operations management, quantitative logistics, and transport analysis. Clifton's research primarily focuses on public transport challenges, particularly growing patronage in suburban areas and providing transport for people with special needs due to age or disability. His work explores how reforms to policies, planning, pricing and provision of public transport services can deliver value for money solutions that support transport accessibility for all. His research methodologies include choice modeling, surveys, and smart card data analysis, with recent work examining railway safety, flexible transport systems, and the impact of emerging technologies on transport enterprises. As a consultant, Clifton has worked with aviation, maritime, logistics, rail, taxi and bus industries as well as governments both within Australia and internationally. His expertise is frequently sought by media outlets including ABC, Sydney Morning Herald, The Guardian, and Channel 7, where he comments on current transport issues ranging from Sydney's rail network challenges to light rail systems and public transport policy. Clifton coordinates multiple research projects, supervises postgraduate students, and has published extensively in leading transportation journals. His recent work demonstrates a strong focus on railway safety analysis, transport accessibility, and the integration of different transport modes within urban environments.

Dirk Junkerمشاهده پروفایل

استاد

• Urban and Open Space Planning
• European City Morphology
• Public Space Design
• +۳ مورد دیگر

Prof. Dirk Junker is a Professor at the Osnabrück University of Applied Sciences , Faculty of Agricultural Sciences and Landscape Architecture. He serves as Academic Coordinator for International Study Projects and Head of the Eye-Tracking Laboratory. Urban & Open Space Planning European City Morphology Perception-Based Design Research Focus: His work explores the intersection of urban design and public space through the lenses of European city patterns, modernist ideals, and sensory perception. Key themes include: City-body human spatial behavior Phenomenology of streets Intuitive planning methods Domestication of urban spaces Publications address topics like urban light rituals, post-war city transformations, and experimental housing models. He investigates the dual relationship between landscape and city, emphasizing the courtyard as a foundational urban element. Engagements: Co-founder of the Council for European Urbanism (Germany), Vice-Chair of the Friends of the Dominikanerkirche Art Hall, and advocate for alternative housing models through DAKSBAU cooperative in Dessau.

• First World Political Ecology
• Environmental Policy
• Urban Foraging
• +۷ مورد دیگر

Patrick T. Hurley is an Assistant Professor in the Environmental Studies Program at Ursinus College , where he investigates intersections of political ecology, environmental conservation, and land-use change. His work bridges First World political ecology with global resource conflict dynamics, focusing on urban-rural gradients and exurban development. Expertise in mining opposition and amenity migration Research on urban foraging and social-ecological resilience Recipient of Ursinus Mellon Summer Research Grant Recent publications analyze urban forests as provisioning ecosystems, exploring foraging practices among Russian-speaking immigrants in NYC (2022), social-ecological memory in Philadelphia (2024), and urban greenspace governance (2020). His scholarship links local land struggles to global neoliberalism patterns, particularly in Turkey’s Kaz Dağları region (2018). Hurley’s work integrates ethnobotany, environmental justice, and critical urban studies. He examines how marginalized communities navigate resource access, with projects like the Ursinus Food Forest (2022) demonstrating practical applications of cultural-ecological reconnections.

• Foreign Language Teacher Cognition
• Language Teaching Methodology
• Non-Native Speaking Professionals in TESOL
• +۴ مورد دیگر

Dr. Sibel Tatar is an Associate Professor at the Department of Foreign Language Education, Faculty of Education, Boğaziçi University. She has been teaching there since 2003, following her PhD in Language Education from Indiana University (2003) and B.A. in Translation and Interpretation from Hacettepe University (1997). Her research focuses on foreign language teacher cognition, TESOL methodologies, and non-native speaking professionals in education. Her educational background includes a PhD specialization in Language Education from Indiana University, emphasizing teacher development and intercultural communication. Her work spans over two decades, with a strong emphasis on qualitative research in language education contexts. Research interests include teacher identity, pre-service training, and the impact of native speakerism on educational policies. Her recent studies explore transformative learning through virtual exchange programs (COIL projects) and critical reflection techniques for teacher candidates. Dr. Tatar has received multiple awards from Boğaziçi University and grants for projects on teacher feedback mechanisms, technology integration, and EFL hiring practices. She has supervised numerous PhD theses and co-authored over 20 journal articles and book chapters. Her professional service includes roles on the Awards Committee and Financial Aid Interviews Committee at Boğaziçi University, reflecting her commitment to educational equity. She has also contributed to international conferences and editorial work, including the EUROSLA Yearbook.

Ismini Vasileiouمشاهده پروفایل

دانشیار

• Cybersecurity Policy
• Cybersecurity Governance
• Cyber Resilience
• +۱۲ مورد دیگر

Dr Ismini Vasileiou is an Associate Professor at De Montfort University within the School of Computer Science and Informatics, Faculty of Computing, Engineering and Media. She serves as Director of the East Midlands Cyber Security Cluster, leading regional and national cybersecurity initiatives. Her work bridges academia, industry, and government, focusing on cyber resilience, policy, education, and inclusion. Her research interests include: Cybersecurity Policy and Governance Human Factors and Social Engineering Cyber Resilience and Risk Management Cybersecurity Education and Pedagogy Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion in Cybersecurity AI and Cybersecurity Secure by Design Principles Her recent publications reflect a strong interdisciplinary focus on cybersecurity education, human behavior, digital transformation, and workforce development. Trends show a consistent emphasis on experiential learning, threshold concepts, and addressing the cyber skills gap through degree apprenticeships and inclusive practices. She has received several honors, including: Cyber Security Diversity Academic Champion, EMIC Network (2024) Winner, Students as Partners Cup (2014) Runner-up, WISE Advisor Award (2014, 2012) Most Dedicated Project Supervisor SSTAR Award, University of Plymouth (2012) Dr Vasileiou supervises multiple PhD students and has secured substantial external funding, including £5.8 million from the Office for Students and £100,000 from DSIT. She has led bids for major initiatives like the Leicester and Leicestershire Institute of Technology. She actively mentors students in areas such as cyber behavior, learning analytics, and agile medical device development. She is involved in key labs and networks, notably the East Midlands Cyber Security Cluster, and contributes to national frameworks through advisory roles with NCFE, QAA, IfATE, and the Institute of Apprenticeships. Her leadership extends to professional societies including BCS, IFIP, and UCISA.

• Consumer Behavior
• Pricing Strategy
• Auctions
• +۷ مورد دیگر

Eric A. Greenleaf is a Professor of Marketing at New York University's Leonard N. Stern School of Business, where he has been a faculty member since 1988. He teaches undergraduate and MBA courses in Introduction to Marketing, Market Research, New Product Development, and Pricing Strategies, as well as doctoral seminars on Pricing Theory and Response and Context Effects in Surveys. Education: Ph.D. in Marketing, Columbia University, 1986 M.B.A., Columbia University, 1981 B.S. in Town Planning and Design, University of New Hampshire, 1977 (Summa Cum Laude) Professor Greenleaf's research centers on consumer behavior in pricing, auctions, and marketing research. His work explores how consumers react to prices, the economics of auctions (particularly in art markets), the application of neuroscience in marketing, aesthetic responses to products, and methodological issues in survey research. He has published in leading journals such as Journal of Consumer Research , Marketing Science , Management Science , and Public Opinion Quarterly . The analysis of his recent publications reveals a consistent focus on behavioral aspects of pricing and auctions, with increasing integration of neuroscience and psychological mechanisms. His work spans experimental design, field studies, and theoretical modeling, often bridging marketing with economics and psychology. Key themes include partitioned pricing, bidding behavior, regret and rejoicing in auctions, and context effects in consumer judgment. Scientific Awards and Honors: Winner, Marketing Science Institute Behavioral Pricing Competition Grant (2004) Winner, MSI Pricing Strategy Competition Research Grant (1994) Nominated for Paul E. Green Award, Journal of Marketing Research (1998) Beta Gamma Sigma Honor Society Phi Beta Kappa Honor Society Summa Cum Laude, University of New Hampshire Professor Greenleaf has received significant research funding, including a large NIH grant (2009) with colleagues in Psychology and Marketing to study public service ads using neuroscience methods. He has advised on school enrollment forecasting in Manhattan. He has held visiting positions at Columbia University, Wharton, and the Haas School of Business. He has not advised any named students in the provided texts, but his long tenure suggests mentorship of numerous doctoral candidates. He is actively engaged in research and teaching, with no indication of retirement or part-time status.

Lorien Nesbittمشاهده پروفایل

دانشیار

• Urban Forestry
• Environmental Justice
• Climate Resilience
• +۷ مورد دیگر

Lorien Nesbitt serves as an Associate Professor in the Department of Forest Resources Management at the University of British Columbia's Faculty of Forestry. Her interdisciplinary scholarship bridges urban forestry, environmental justice, and climate resilience through participatory and justice-oriented approaches. She leads the Urban Natures Lab, fostering collaborations with community organizations, municipal governments, and interdisciplinary scholars to co-create equitable urban environments. Her research examines recognitional justice, green gentrification, and urban nature's role in human health within complex social-ecological systems. She investigates how civic stewardship and plural knowledge systems inform inclusive greening while analyzing power dynamics shaping urban nature access. A growing emphasis explores climate justice and nature-based solutions' potential for just urban adaptation, advancing methodologies that connect lived experiences to technical solutions to avoid top-down planning pitfalls. Analysis of her recent publications reveals a critical focus on equity in urban greening, with systematic reviews and empirical studies addressing green gentrification, governance, and spatial access patterns. Her work increasingly integrates participatory methods and emerging technologies to assess green space benefits across demographic groups in multicultural contexts, highlighting distributional and recognitional justice dimensions. Dr. Nesbitt's contributions have been recognized with: Green College Leading Scholar (UBC) 2019 GIS Scholarship (Esri Canada) 2017 Gold Award for Excellence in Planning Practice (PIBC) 2014 Through the Urban Natures Lab, she develops community-engaged projects that translate research into actionable strategies for equitable urban futures. Her work emphasizes co-creation with marginalized communities to ensure urban greening initiatives advance social justice rather than displacement, particularly in densifying cities facing climate pressures.

Brent Lagesseمشاهده پروفایل

دانشیار

• Cybersecurity
• Machine Learning
• Pervasive Computing
• +۶ مورد دیگر

Brent Lagesse is an Associate Professor at the University of Washington - Bothell , affiliated with the Division of Computing & Software Systems under the School of Science, Technology, Engineering & Mathematics . His research focuses on security in emerging environments , particularly secure machine learning and privacy in sensor-rich systems . Ph.D. in Computer Science from the University of Texas at Arlington (2009) Research Interests include: Detecting and locating hidden webcams Scalable AI/ML defense mechanisms Privacy-preserving video sharing AI systems for air quality prediction Automated yeast cell analysis CRISPR/CAS9 guide-donor libraries Article Trends : Recent publications emphasize secure machine learning for smart city applications, privacy-preserving technologies , and resource-constrained security in crowdsensing environments . Collaborative work spans cybersecurity education , environmental monitoring , and context-aware systems . Scientific Awards : Cybersecurity Fulbright Scholar (University of Cambridge, 2018) Johann-von-Spix International Guest Professorship (University of Bamberg, 2019-20) Advising & Grants : Advises current research students Neil Prakasam and Nicholas Handaja NSA grant ($96k) for GenCyber curriculum development (2022) NSF grant ($300k) for AI-enhanced cybersecurity workforce studies (2021) T-Mobile grants for ML security metrics and dataset anonymization (2020-2022) Laboratory : Leads the Security of Emerging Environments (SEE) Lab , developing practical and theoretical frameworks for smart city security and privacy-preserving technologies .

Leonhard Dobuschمشاهده پروفایل

استاد

• Organizational Openness
• Open Strategy
• Intellectual Property Rights
• +۶ مورد دیگر

Leonhard Dobusch is a full Professor of Business Administration with a focus on Organization at the University of Innsbruck's Faculty of Business and Management, specifically within the Institute for Organisation and Learning. He has held this position since February 2016, after serving as a Junior Professor at Freie Universität Berlin from 2012-2016. Professor Dobusch maintains active international collaborations with researchers at institutions including ETH Zurich, University of Oxford, University of Zurich, and University of Duisburg-Essen. University of Innsbruck: Professor of Business Administration (since 2016) Freie Universität Berlin: Junior Professor of Management (2012-2016) Freie Universität Berlin: Postdoc at Chair for Inter-Organizational Cooperation (2009-2012) Stanford Law School: Research Fellow at Center for Internet & Society (2008) Max Planck Institute for Social Research: Postdoc Fellow (2008-2009) Professor Dobusch's research centers on three interconnected areas that challenge conventional organizational thinking. His work on organizational openness examines how principles like open source software, open science, and open innovation manifest in practice, revealing how formal openness often leads to unintended exclusion. His second research stream investigates alternatives to intellectual property rights in regulatory uncertain environments, particularly in pharmaceutical innovation where he studies approaches to vaccine development beyond traditional patent systems. Thirdly, he develops the concept of 'organisationality' to redefine how we understand organization in increasingly fluid social systems. His research has significant implications for companies, public administrations, and scientific institutions navigating the challenges of openness, regulatory uncertainty, and new organizational forms in the digital age. Professor Dobusch's publication record demonstrates consistent high-impact contributions to organizational studies, with articles appearing in top journals including Organization Studies, Journal of Management Studies, and Long Range Planning. His work shows a clear trajectory from studying open source software adoption in city administrations (his doctoral research) to broader questions about organizational forms, openness, and intellectual property in complex systems. 2025: Best Reviewer Award of the Journal Organization Theory 2025: Prof of the Year Award in Rhetoric and Didactics 2022: Best Paper Award of the Strategy Practice Interest Group 2020: Ideas Worth Teaching Award by Aspen Institute for 'Organizing in Times of Crisis' 2020: LehrePlus!-Preis der Universität Innsbruck 2016: LehrePlus!-Preis for 'Open Organizations and Organizing Openness' course Professor Dobusch actively integrates his research into teaching, exemplified by his award-winning wiki-based course 'Open Organizations and Organizing Openness' and the collaborative online course series 'Organizing in Times of Crisis', which received international recognition. He currently leads a three-year DFG/FWF-funded research project 'Organising Creativity under Regulatory Uncertainty: Alternative Approaches to Intellectual Property' with Professor Sigrid Quack. Within professional networks, he serves as Chair of the Executive Board of the Interest Group 'Strategizing Activities and Practices' at the Academy of Management and regularly leads sub-themes at the European Group of Organization Studies Colloquium on Organizational Openness. Professor Dobusch contributes to several research communities through his blogs 'osconjunction.net' and 'governancexborders.com', and participates in the Momentum-Kongress that connects academic research with social and political practice. His work bridges theoretical innovation with practical relevance, particularly in how organizations can navigate the tensions between openness and closure, formal regulation and creative adaptation.