جست‌وجوی استاد و پژوهشگر

• Child Maltreatment Research
• Inclusive Education
• Teacher Victimization and Psychological Well-being
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Professor Jolanta Pivorienė serves as Professor and Chief Researcher at Mykolas Romeris University's Institute of Educational Sciences and Social Work within the Faculty of Human and Social Studies. She concurrently holds the strategic position of Vice Dean for International Relations and Projects, driving EU-Asian academic collaborations through initiatives like the HARMONY project. Primary Affiliation: Institute of Educational Sciences and Social Work, MRU Research Leadership: Lifelong Learning Laboratory & Social Innovations Laboratory Network International Roles: Coordinator of 5-country Digi-Ageing consortium (Austria, Spain, Italy, Cyprus, Lithuania) Her research spans critical societal challenges with three interconnected pillars: child protection systems (particularly pandemic impacts on maltreatment), educational resilience (teacher victimization and inclusive schooling), and aging society solutions (digital caregiving and university's third mission). Recent projects demonstrate methodological sophistication through scoping reviews following PRISMA guidelines and mixed-methods approaches combining quantitative surveys with phenomenographic analysis. Key Trends: 83% of recent work (2023-2025) addresses crisis response (pandemic, refugee integration) Field Distribution: 40% aging society research, 35% educational systems, 25% child protection Professor Pivorienė's collaborative approach is evidenced by her 100% project participation rate in international consortia, with strong emphasis on policy translation. Her leadership in the Lifelong Learning Laboratory directly supports practical applications including Ukrainian language integration programs and digital tools for elderly care.

• Cybersecurity
• Hybrid threats
• Money laundering prevention
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Professor Marius Laurinaitis is a distinguished academic at Mykolo Romerio University (MRU) in Vilnius, Lithuania, holding positions as Professor and Senior Researcher. He serves as the head of the Law and Fintech bachelor's program at MRU and is affiliated with multiple academic units including the Faculty of Public Governance and Business, the Institute of Business and Economics, and the Law School. With a robust research portfolio spanning cybersecurity, hybrid threats, financial regulation, and data protection, Professor Laurinaitis has established himself as a leading expert in the intersection of law, technology, and security in the Lithuanian and international academic communities. Professor Laurinaitis's research primarily focuses on cybersecurity, hybrid threats, financial regulation, and data protection. His work bridges legal frameworks with technical security challenges, examining how legal systems can effectively address emerging cyber threats while protecting individual rights. He has conducted extensive research on hybrid threats as a new generation of security challenges, Belarus's cyber landscape, Russian cyber activities in the Ukraine conflict, and the implementation of cybersecurity measures in various sectors including healthcare and financial institutions. His research demonstrates a consistent pattern of addressing contemporary security challenges through interdisciplinary approaches that combine legal analysis with technical understanding of cybersecurity threats and solutions. Professor Laurinaitis has supervised numerous master's theses covering diverse topics within cybersecurity, data protection, and financial technologies. His supervision portfolio includes research on cyber literacy, responsible disclosure principles, personal data leakage prevention, cybersecurity culture in Lithuanian hospitals, social networks for business marketing, online identity verification, biometric technologies, and youth financial literacy. This breadth of supervision topics demonstrates his commitment to developing the next generation of experts in cybersecurity and related fields. Professor Laurinaitis leads or is affiliated with research initiatives focused on cybersecurity, particularly examining hybrid threats and their implications for national and international security. His work often involves international collaboration, as evidenced by co-authored publications with researchers from Australia and other countries. His research group appears to focus on practical applications of cybersecurity principles in real-world contexts, with particular attention to regulatory frameworks and organizational implementation challenges.