جست‌وجوی استاد و پژوهشگر

Danielle Sulikowskiمشاهده پروفایل

مدرس ارشد

• Comparative Cognition
• Cognition
• Behavioral Ecology
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Danielle Sulikowski is a Senior Lecturer and Associate Head of School in the School of Psychology at Charles Sturt University (Bathurst Campus). She holds a PhD from Macquarie University (2010), a BSc(Hons) from Macquarie University (2005), and a BSc from the University of New England (2003). Her research focuses on comparative cognition, integrating psychology, behavioral ecology, and evolutionary principles to study spatial cognition, attractiveness, visual attention, and lateralization in humans and animals like noisy miners. Her teaching responsibilities include PSY201 (Research Methods and Statistics in Psychology) and PSY307 (Cognition), delivered both internally and via distance learning. Key research interests span cognition, learning, perception, biopsychology, and evolutionary psychology, with projects involving human subjects and avian species. She maintains a research laboratory website for her comparative cognition work. Recent publications explore topics ranging from dark personalities in online behavior to facial symmetry studies and evolutionary mate strategies. Her work frequently bridges traditional psychology with ecological and evolutionary frameworks, emphasizing adaptive cognitive mechanisms in foraging and social behavior. No scientific awards are explicitly mentioned, though her extensive publication record reflects significant academic contribution. Teaching and advisory roles include no listed students, but her research engages with broader societal issues like domestic violence policy implications and digital media effects.

Nora McDonaldمشاهده پروفایل

استادیار

• Digital Privacy
• Artificial Intelligence
• Machine Learning
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Nora McDonald is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Information Sciences and Technology at George Mason University. She holds a PhD in Information Science from Drexel University and a BS in English from Cornell University. Her research focuses on digital privacy, ethical technology design, and the societal impacts of emerging technologies like AI. She investigates privacy practices in dynamic surveillance environments, particularly for marginalized populations, and examines how data relations shaped by social media algorithms influence identity and societal norms. Her work has been published in top venues including ACM CHI and CSCW, earning multiple Best Paper awards. She is actively involved in designing curricula addressing AI ethics and generative AI policy in higher education. Currently, she leads a National Science Foundation-funded study on privacy ecosystems and collaborates on projects like equitable community internet access during crises. Research interests span artificial intelligence, machine learning, cybersecurity, and human-centered computing. Notable projects include studies on post-Roe reproductive privacy challenges, neurodivergent identity verification systems, and Gen Z's interaction with AI technologies. She teaches courses on human-computer interaction (HCI) and technology ethics, mentoring students pursuing PhDs in privacy and health informatics. Awards: Best Paper Awards at ACM CHI and CSCW Grants: NSF SaTC grant for privacy ecosystems research Labs/Teams: Leads George Mason's Privacy & Health Informatics Initiative

Roman Birkeمشاهده پروفایل

پژوهشگر ارشد

• Transnational history of the 19th and 20th centuries
• History of human rights
• History of global population policies and reproductive policies
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Dr. Roman Birke is a Research Fellow at the Department for Interdisciplinary and Multiscalar Area Studies (DIMAS) at the University of Regensburg since April 2024. Previously, he held postdoctoral and research positions at institutions such as Friedrich-Schiller-University Jena and the University of Vienna. His affiliations include roles as a Doctoral Fellow and Visiting Scholar at Trinity College Dublin and Columbia University. Roman Birke holds a PhD in History from the University of Vienna (2018), following a Mag. phil. (M.A.) in History (2013) and a bachelor’s degree from the same institution (2007-2013). His research focuses on transnational history of the 19th and 20th centuries , with particular emphasis on History of human rights, global population policies and reproductive rights, history of eugenics and genetics, gender history, persecution of homosexuality under National Socialism, colonialism, and digital methods in humanities. His work bridges social, political, and medical history, exploring intersections of human rights advocacy and global governance. In his recent publications, Birke examines topics such as Nazi-era medical persecution of homosexuals, human rights frameworks in population control movements, and Eleanor Roosevelt’s role in shaping international human rights discourse. His work highlights transnational networks and the interplay between policy, science, and activism in shaping 20th-century global histories. While no specific advising or grant details are provided, Birke’s active teaching and research collaborations suggest engagement with academic mentorship and funding opportunities in his field.

Yonathan Zoharمشاهده پروفایل

استاد

• Aquaculture
• Fish Endocrinology
• Marine Biotechnology
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Yonathan Zohar is a Professor of Marine Biotechnology at the University of Maryland, Baltimore County (UMBC), leading research at the Institute of Marine and Environmental Technology (IMET). His work focuses on advancing sustainable aquaculture and fish reproductive biology. He has pioneered land-based aquaculture systems to address environmental and logistical challenges, including year-round salmon spawning and waste management innovations. Zohar’s research combines fundamental endocrinology with applied solutions, such as developing sterile fish strains and biodegradable waste systems. In 2020, he received the International Society for Fish Endocrinology’s Lifetime Achievement Award for his transformative contributions. His research interests span fish endocrinology, reproductive physiology, and aquaculture sustainability. Notable projects include manipulating fish reproduction cycles using environmental cues and converting fish waste into biogas to reduce energy costs. With a $10M USDA grant, he collaborates globally to commercialize land-based aquaculture. Zohar’s work emphasizes environmental responsibility and economic viability, aiming to reduce overfishing and meet rising seafood demand. Key Projects: Year-round salmon spawning, biogas production from fish waste, sterile fish development Funding: USDA grant ($10M), BARD Fund (U.S.-Israel partnership) Scientific contributions include over 50 peer-reviewed articles on fish endocrinology and aquaculture. His teams at IMET and the Aquaculture Research Center (ARC) address industry bottlenecks like sludge management and seasonal reproduction limits. Awards: Lifetime Achievement Award (2020) Collaborations: U.S. and international government/industry partnerships

• Medical Anthropology
• Science and Technology Studies
• Critical Race and Gender Studies
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Daisy Deomampo is an Associate Professor of Anthropology at Fordham University. Her research focuses on medical anthropology, science and technology studies, and critical race and gender studies, with a particular emphasis on reproduction, globalization, and bioethics. Education: B.S., University of Wisconsin-Madison M.A., The New School Ph.D., City University of New York Research Interests: Medical anthropology and the ethics of reproductive technologies Race, power, and kinship in transnational surrogacy Global health policy and Asian American studies Her work bridges global health and social justice, as seen in her book Transnational Reproduction: Race, Kinship, and Commercial Surrogacy in India (2016), which examines racial ideologies in surrogacy practices. Recent articles explore egg donation’s racialized commodification and the intersection of race and identity in gamete donation among Asian Americans. Grants and Funding: National Science Foundation Wenner-Gren Foundation Ford Foundation Courses Taught: Introduction to Cultural Anthropology Anthropology of Health and Healing Reproductive Technologies: Global Perspectives

• Health Services Research
• Narrative Interventions
• Hypertension Control
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Dr. Jeroan Allison is Chair and Professor at UMass Chan Medical School's Department of Population and Quantitative Health Sciences. Trained as a primary care physician and epidemiologist (Harvard SPH), he leads research in narrative interventions for health behavior change, with continuous funding from NIH, AHRQ, and RWJF. His work spans hypertension control in Vietnam, AI-driven health communication, and implementation science for non-communicable diseases. Harvard School of Public Health: Master of Science in Epidemiology University of Alabama at Birmingham: MD Samford University: BS in Chemistry Research interests include narrative medicine , health disparities , mHealth , and health services research . He has published extensively on hypertension interventions in Vietnam, digital health tools, and tobacco cessation strategies using peer engagement. Recent publications focus on AI applications , global implementation science , and social determinants of health . His team has developed culturally adapted interventions for HPV vaccination and hypertension management using community storytelling methods. Scientific contributions include: Co-Editor-in-Chief of Medical Care Developing simulation-based training for research assistants Designing peer recruitment models for smoking cessation Dr. Allison holds multiple grants and leads the UMMS-Vietnam research collaboration , focusing on late-stage translation research in low-resource settings.

Carinna Parramanمشاهده پروفایل

استاد

• Color Science
• Printing Technology
• Art and Design
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Carinna Parraman is a Professor of Colour, Design, and Print, and Director of the Centre for Print Research (CFPR) at the University of the West of England (UWE Bristol). She leads a cross-disciplinary team focused on cutting-edge research in printing, fabrication, and material science. Her work bridges art, science, and technology, with a focus on colour printing, 2.5D printing, and photomechanical methods. Education: PhD (2009, UWE Bristol), MA Printmaking (1993–1995, Camberwell School of Art), BA Fine-Art Printmaking & Art History (1986–1989, Winchester School of Art). Research Interests include RGB pigment printing, structural colour, and the application of printing technologies to cultural heritage preservation. She has secured £11.5M in external grants, leading projects like the £7.7M E3 fund exploring future fabrication methods and the EU-funded Appearance Printing (ApPEARS) initiative. Her recent work includes the Cabinet of Curiosities touring exhibition, artist residency programs, and collaborations with global industry partners. She chairs the IMPACT Printmaking Conference and contributes to journals like Printmaking Today . Current supervisory roles include 9 PhD researchers. Awards and roles include AHRC Peer Review College member, Chair of the Colour Group Great Britain, and Research Ethics Committee membership. Her publications span over 128 works, emphasizing colour science, material innovation, and multidisciplinary print applications.

Isabel Heinemannمشاهده پروفایل

استاد

• National Socialism
• Holocaust Studies
• Gender History
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Prof. Dr. Isabel Heinemann is a Professor of Modern History at the University of Bayreuth, holding a chair in the Faculty of Cultural Studies. Her academic journey includes a Magister Artium from the Universities of Mainz, Bourgogne, and Freiburg, followed by a PhD (2001) and Habilitation (2018) focusing on Nazi racial policies and family values in 20th-century America. Her research spans National Socialism and its aftermath, gender history, and reproductive politics. Key projects include leading the Emmy Noether-funded 'Familienwerte im gesellschaftlichen Wandel' and the SFB 1150 subproject on reproductive decision-making in Germany and the US. She also explores Germanization policies under Nazism and modern family dynamics. Publications highlight her expertise in Holocaust studies, transatlantic eugenics, and gender roles in corporate history. She has held roles at the Universities of Freiburg, Münster, and Cologne, contributing to academia through grants and interdisciplinary networks like 'Geschlecht • Macht • Staat.' Her advising and grants include leadership in major research initiatives. She is based at the Chair of Modern History in Bayreuth, focusing on cultural and social histories with a global perspective.

Ryan Danbyمشاهده پروفایل

دانشیار

• Ecology
• Environmental Science
• Conservation Biology
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Ryan Danby is an Associate Professor in the Department of Geography and Planning and the School of Environmental Studies at Queen's University, with a joint appointment in the Faculty of Arts and Science. He holds a PhD in Environmental Biology and Ecology from the University of Alberta (2006), an MES in Geography & Environmental Studies from Wilfrid Laurier University (1999), and a BES in Environmental Studies from the University of Waterloo (1989). His research focuses on terrestrial ecosystem change, particularly in Arctic and alpine environments, using methods such as remote sensing, GIS, and dendrochronology. Key interests include alpine treeline dynamics, habitat change, and conservation biology in protected areas. Dr. Danby leads research programs in Yukon and Alaska, with over 25 years of fieldwork in the region. He has supervised numerous graduate students and contributed to studies on wildlife road mortality, caribou habitat, and vegetation encroachment. His work bridges ecology and geography, emphasizing landscape-scale patterns and climate impacts. He is affiliated with the Beaty Water Research Centre and serves as Director of the School of Environmental Studies. His research highlights include studies on treeline expansion, shrub encroachment in tundra ecosystems, and the ecological implications of climate change. Articles often address remote sensing applications, biodiversity conservation, and spatial analysis of ecological trends. While no formal awards are listed, his contributions to Arctic and alpine ecology are widely recognized in academic circles. Dr. Danby advises current students on topics like caribou ecology and wildlife-vehicle collisions. His teaching spans courses in landscape ecology, biogeography, and environmental sustainability. He maintains active collaborations with institutions like the Arctic Institute of North America and the Natural Areas Association.

Miriam Bak McKennaمشاهده پروفایل

دانشیار

• International Law
• Decolonization
• Gender Studies
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Miriam Bak McKenna is an Associate Professor in the Department of Social Sciences and Business at Roskilde University, Denmark. She is affiliated with the Global Political Sociology Centre , the Centre for Gender, Power and Diversity , and the Centre for Statecraft and International Order . Her work bridges socio-legal studies, decolonial theory, and feminist political economy. Education: PhD in International Law, University of Copenhagen (2015) Masters of Law (cand.jur), University of Copenhagen BA in Art History and LLB in Law, University of Western Australia Research Interests: History and theory of international law, with a focus on decolonization and self-determination Gender inequality, feminist materialism, and social reproduction theory Legal architecture and spatial politics of international institutions Global political economy and postcolonial critique Her monograph Reckoning with Empire: Self-Determination in International Law (2023) examines how self-determination concepts shape global transformations. Current projects include Legal Sightseeing , exploring architectural spaces of international law. Teaching: Courses include International Law for Social Sciences, Legal Methods, and Gender Studies modules. Professional Experience: Former lecturer/postdoc at Lund University Visiting fellowships at Cambridge University and University of Toronto Consultant for UNODC, Danish Institute of Human Rights, and others Research Contributions: Over 36 publications across law journals, edited volumes, and media commentary. Recent work addresses UNESCO’s architectural symbolism, Nordic legal internationalism, and gendered labor in transnational contexts. Advising & Grants: Four parental leave periods since 2015/16; no explicit grants mentioned. Active editorial roles for Feminist Legal Studies . Labs/Teams: Co-leads Legal Sightseeing , a transnational research project on legal architecture and spatial politics.

• Reproductive Health
• Health Disparities
• Health Policy
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Whitney S. Rice, DrPH, MPH serves as Assistant Professor in the Department of Behavioral, Social, and Health Education Sciences at Emory University Rollins School of Public Health (RSPH), where she directs the Center for Reproductive Health Research in the Southeast (RISE). Her research program investigates social and structural determinants of sexual and reproductive health equity through participatory, justice-oriented frameworks utilizing mixed methods approaches. Her educational trajectory includes a BS from Georgia Institute of Technology, MPH from Emory University, DrPH from University of Alabama at Birmingham, and postdoctoral training at UAB. Dr. Rice teaches BSHES 540 - Research Methods and actively mentors emerging scholars through RISE's research training initiatives. Research interests center on: Structural drivers of reproductive health disparities Policy impacts on abortion and contraceptive access Intersectional stigma in HIV care for women Community-engaged health services research Reproductive justice frameworks in the U.S. South Her work consistently addresses marginalized populations with emphasis on racial equity and policy translation. Recent publications demonstrate methodological diversity spanning systematic reviews, policy evaluations, and qualitative analyses of post-Roe impacts, with strong geographic focus on Southern U.S. contexts and thematic emphasis on structural barriers to care, disinformation challenges, and community resilience strategies. Scientific recognition includes: 2019 Outstanding Young Professional Award (APHA Sexual and Reproductive Health Section) 2023 Inaugural RSPH Faculty Leadership Award 2024 BSHES Distinguished Teaching Award As RISE Director, Dr. Rice leads collaborative research initiatives examining reproductive health policy impacts while providing critical mentorship to junior investigators. Her media engagement—including the 'Health Wanted' podcast—translates research for public discourse on reproductive rights. Current work addresses evolving post-Roe landscapes through community-academic partnerships focused on actionable solutions for health equity.

Steve R. Entrichمشاهده پروفایل

پژوهشگر ارشد

• Educational Inequality
• Shadow Education
• Transnational Human Capital
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Dr. Steve R. Entrich is a Research Fellow at the Institute of Educational Science at the University of Innsbruck, Austria, specializing in educational inequality and shadow education systems. He holds a Ph.D. in Educational Sociology from the University of Potsdam (2016, summa cum laude) and has held postdoctoral fellowships at the Free University of Berlin (2018–2019) and the University of Zurich. His research examines global shadow education trends, transnational human capital accumulation, and the intersection of education policy with socioeconomic disparities. Education : Ph.D. in Educational Sociology (summa cum laude), University of Potsdam (2016) Magister Artium in History/Educational Sciences, University of Potsdam (2010) Studies in Japanese and Chinese Languages, Humboldt University and University of Potsdam Research Interests : Focuses on explaining persistence of shadow education in East Asia, impacts of educational privatization, and mechanisms reproducing inequality through supplementary education. Key Achievements : Awarded Best Dissertation in Social Sciences (2016), multiple DAAD travel grants, and research fellowships at leading institutions including the German Institute for Japanese Studies (Tokyo). Grants & Projects : Led comparative studies on shadow education in Hong Kong/Germany (2022), transnational education mobility (JTEPS, 2023), and inclusion in teacher training (ProfInk2, 2019–2023). Labs/Teams : Principal investigator for projects like 'Shadow Education in Hong Kong and Germany' and 'Japan Transnational Education Panel Study'. Active in international networks such as CIES and VSJF.

• Environmental Health
• Epidemiology
• Climate Change Health Impacts
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Erika Garcia, PhD, MPH is an Assistant Professor in the Division of Environmental Health at the Department of Population and Public Health Sciences, Keck School of Medicine of USC. Her work focuses on understanding how ambient environmental exposures influence human disease development, particularly through advanced causal inference methods. Key research areas include early-life air pollution effects on pediatric health (asthma, lung function, metabolic outcomes) and climate-driven exposures like extreme heat. Education: PhD in Environmental Health Sciences, UC Berkeley MPH in Environmental Health Sciences, UC Berkeley Research Interests: Climate change health impacts: heat waves, air pollution, and associated mortality/morbidity Environmental justice: disparities in pollution exposure and health outcomes Exposure mixtures: synergistic effects of chemical pollutants Epigenetic biomarkers of environmental exposures Recent Article Trends: Focus on methodological innovations in exposure assessment, policy-driven intervention modeling, and translational research linking environmental exposures to chronic disease pathways. Recent work emphasizes population-level vulnerability analysis and actionable solutions for disadvantaged communities. Advising/Grants: Active in mentoring interdisciplinary teams but specific grant details not highlighted in current text.

• Animal Physiology
• Animal Biochemistry
• Animal Husbandry
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Prof. B (Bas) Kemp is a full professor and chairholder of the Adaptation Physiology group at Wageningen University. He holds an Animal Science background with a PhD (1986-1989) focusing on boar nutrition. After roles as assistant professor (Animal Nutrition) and associate professor (Animal Husbandry), he became chairholder in 2000. His group studies animal adaptation through interdisciplinary approaches, addressing health, welfare, and environmental challenges in domestic animals. Key research themes include early life impacts on adaptive capacity, energy metabolism, and critical transition periods. With >400 refereed papers and an h-index of 81 (2024), his work spans animal physiology, reproduction, and biochemistry. Education: PhD in Animal Science (nutrition of breeding boar). Research Interests: Focuses on optimizing animal welfare via physiological adaptations, including immunology, behavioral physiology, and metabolic processes. Current projects include optimizing lactation in dairy cows, mitigating methane emissions, and improving sow health through nutritional strategies. Prof. Kemp teaches courses such as Internship ADP30306 and Health, Welfare and Management . His team comprises international researchers and PhD students, emphasizing collaborative, application-oriented research.

• Urban Studies
• Masculinities
• Everyday Life
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Romit Chowdhury is an Assistant Professor of Sociology at Erasmus University College and the Department of Public Administration and Sociology. He holds a PhD in Sociology from the National University of Singapore. His research focuses on Urban Studies, Masculinities, Everyday Life, Ethnography, and Literary Theory. His monograph City of Men: Masculinities and Everyday Morality on Public Transport (2023) explores male public transport workers in Kolkata. He has received the Best Article Award in Urban Studies (2021). Current projects include studies on urban multiculture in Rotterdam (funded by Erasmus Trust Funds) and social polarization in cities (NWO Open Competition XS grant). Previously, he conducted postdoctoral research at Durham University on Asian city densities and Tokyo’s transport crowds. He has been a visiting researcher at Uppsala University, University of Amsterdam, and others. He serves on editorial boards for The Sociological Review , Men and Masculinities , and NORMA . Education: PhD in Sociology (National University of Singapore). Earlier work includes studies on men’s rights movements, feminist methodology, and sexual violence in India. His interdisciplinary background spans literature, cultural studies, and social sciences. Grants: Erasmus Trust Funds (Urban Multiculture), NWO Open Competition XS (Social Polarization) Editiorial Roles: The Sociological Review , Men and Masculinities , NORMA Visiting Positions: Uppsala University, University of Amsterdam, Karlstad University, Sophia University, University of Lausanne His research bridges urban sociology with gender analysis, emphasizing everyday practices and their sociopolitical implications. He teaches Urban Sociology, Gender Studies, and Qualitative Methods.