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Prof. Dr. Emine Erçelebi is a full-time faculty member at Gaziantep University Faculty of Engineering, Department of Food Engineering . With over 25 years of academic experience, her research focuses on nanoemulsions, food preservation, and rheological properties of food systems. PhD (2007) : Food Engineering, Gaziantep University MS (2000) : Food Engineering, Gaziantep University BS (1997) : Food Engineering, Gaziantep University Her research program investigates: Stability and functionality of nanoemulsions for food applications Thermal degradation kinetics of natural food pigments Hydrocolloid effects on food rheology and texture Encapsulation techniques for bioactive compounds Physicochemical properties of fruit concentrates Recent publications demonstrate strong focus on nanoemulsions (2018-2024), fruit concentrate stability (2013-2020), and hydrocolloid applications (2016-2022). She has mentored 5 graduate students to completion and served as Domestic Erasmus Coordinator (2010-2014). Project Leadership : 2 completed research projects including a TÜBİTAK-funded study on protein-hydrocolloid systems Teaching : Delivers English-language courses in Analytical Chemistry, Instrumental Analysis, and Physical Properties of Foods (2014-2020)

• Food Science
• Food Engineering
• Nanoemulsions
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Katia Furlotti is a Full Professor at the Department of Economics and Business Sciences, University of Parma, with a career spanning over 15 years in academia. Her research focuses on Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR), Business Ethics, Corporate Governance, Stakeholder Engagement, and the History of Accounting, particularly in Italian contexts. She has led numerous empirical studies on CSR disclosure practices, gender diversity in governance, and ethical code development for SMEs and non-profits. Education: PhD in 'Determination and Communication of Value in Companies' (2010), Master's in Business Administration (2006), and Degree in Business Economics (2003) from University of Parma. Her research explores CSR disclosure mechanisms, ethical governance structures, and historical accounting practices in institutions like Parma's Teatro Regio and Consorzio del Prosciutto di Parma. Recent studies analyze mandatory gender quotas, CSR vs. business ethics, and board evaluation processes. Key scientific awards include the 2006/2007 ASCAI Award and the Mirella Valentini Scholarship for her Master's thesis. She has served as Vice Direttore of her department and as Quality Assurance Officer for undergraduate programs.

• Corporate Social Responsibility
• Business Ethics
• Corporate Governance
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Simon J. A. Mason is a Senior Researcher and Head of the Mediation Support Team at the Center for Security Studies (CSS) at ETH Zurich. He has been working with the Mediation Support Project (MSP), a joint initiative between CSS and swisspeace supported by the Swiss Federal Department of Foreign Affairs (FDFA), since 2005. Additionally, he has been involved in the Culture and Religion in Mediation project (CARIM), also supported by the Swiss FDFA, since 2011. Mason is a member of the UN and OSCE mediation rosters and serves as a senior advisor in the Master of Advanced Studies ETH Mediation in Peace Processes program. Mason holds a doctorate in environmental science from ETH Zurich and is a trained mediator accredited by the Swiss Mediation Association SDM. His educational background combines scientific training with practical mediation expertise, allowing him to bridge technical and diplomatic aspects of conflict resolution. Mason's research focuses on the application of mediation in complex peace processes, with particular attention to contexts where religious and cultural factors significantly influence conflicts. His work explores how mediation can effectively address security arrangements and navigate the complex relationship between environmental factors, natural resources, and conflict dynamics. Through extensive field experience in regions including Afghanistan, Egypt, Ethiopia, Indonesia, Israel, Kenya, Libya, North Korea, Palestine, Sudan, and Zimbabwe, Mason has developed practical insights that inform his academic contributions to the field of peace mediation. Mason has been actively involved in designing and delivering specialized training programs, including co-organizing the Peace Mediation Course for the FDFA and serving as a trainer in the annual UN Ceasefire Mediation Course and the Religion and Mediation Course. His practical experience spans conflict contexts worldwide, where he has facilitated workshops on conflict analysis, dialogue, negotiation, and mediation for diverse stakeholders including UN, OSCE, IGAD, and EU institutions. As head of the Mediation Support Team at CSS, Mason leads a group dedicated to advancing the theory and practice of peace mediation. The team produces research, develops practical tools for mediators, and provides direct support to mediation processes worldwide. Under Mason's leadership, the team has established itself as a leading center for mediation expertise, particularly in the areas of ceasefire negotiation, religious dimensions of conflict, and the intersection of environmental factors with peace processes.

• Peace Mediation
• Conflict Resolution
• Ceasefire Negotiations
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Tejendra Pherali is a Professor of Education, Conflict and Peace at University College London's Institute of Education (IOE - Education, Practice & Society). As Co-Research Director of Education Research in Conflict and Protracted Crisis (ERICC) and former Chair of the British Association for International and Comparative Education (BAICE), he bridges academic leadership with practical peacebuilding initiatives. His establishment of the open-access journal Education and Conflict Review underscores his commitment to translating research into policy. Academic Affiliations: UCL IOE, Academy of Social Sciences Fellow, Higher Education Academy Fellow Research Leadership: ERICC program, BAICE chairmanship, Compare Journal editorial board Pherali's research integrates education policy , political sociology , and peacebuilding in conflict zones. His work spans Myanmar , South Sudan , Nepal , and Syria , analyzing how educational systems both suffer from and contribute to conflict dynamics. Recent publications focus on teacher professional development during displacement, curriculum reform in divided societies, and the paradox of education as both victim and perpetrator in conflict settings. He advocates for teacher-centered peacebuilding , emphasizing their often-neglected role in crisis contexts. His Laboratories of Learning framework highlights grassroots educational initiatives in Colombia, Nepal, and Turkey that challenge dominant epistemic traditions. Current empirical work in Myanmar and Syria examines systemic educational fragmentation and pathways for integrating marginalized communities through locally-driven pedagogies. Key scientific recognitions include: Fellow of the Academy of Social Sciences (FAcSS) Fellow of the Higher Education Academy (FHEA) Editorial leadership in Education and Conflict Review His educational background spans four countries with a PhD from Liverpool John Moores University (2012), MEd from University of Sydney (2005), and MA in Sociology from Tribhuvan University, Nepal (2002). The MA Education and International Development: Conflict, Emergencies and Peace program he developed at UCL exemplifies his integrated approach to education policy and practice in unstable environments.

• Education in Conflict-Affected Contexts
• Peacebuilding
• Social Justice in Education
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Dr. Miguel Rico-Ramirez serves as Associate Professor of Radar Hydrology and Hydroinformatics at the University of Bristol's School of Civil, Aerospace and Design Engineering. His research integrates advanced radar technology with hydrological modeling to address critical water resource challenges including flood forecasting, drought management, and precipitation measurement across diverse global contexts from South Korea to Mexico City. Education: Bachelor of Engineering (Eng.) Master of Engineering (M.Eng.) Ph.D. in Engineering, University of Bristol His research program focuses on radar-based precipitation estimation, hydroinformatics, and flood prediction systems. He pioneers deep learning applications for rainfall nowcasting and develops innovative methods for uncertainty quantification in hydrological modeling. Current work emphasizes cosmic-ray neutron sensor validation, satellite-based flood mapping, and seasonal forecast applications for reservoir operations, with strong emphasis on translating research into operational water management solutions. Recent publications (2023-2025) reveal three dominant research thrusts: (1) deep learning frameworks for spatiotemporal rainfall prediction, (2) global validation of precipitation and soil moisture datasets using novel sensor networks, and (3) operational implementation of seasonal forecasts for drought mitigation in South Korea. His work consistently bridges radar meteorology with practical hydrological applications across urban and data-scarce environments. Scientific Awards: No specific awards documented in source materials Dr. Rico-Ramirez supervises postgraduate researchers in radar hydrology and hydroinformatics, with projects spanning flood early warning systems, precipitation nowcasting, and climate adaptation strategies. His research receives funding for international collaborations focused on water security challenges, particularly in drought-prone regions and data-scarce basins like the Nile Delta. Current grants support development of integrated forecasting systems combining global datasets with machine learning for extreme event management. He leads the Radar Hydrology research group within Bristol's Water and Environmental Engineering division, collaborating closely with Professor Dawei Han on hydroinformatics and Dr. Rafael Rosolem on water-climate interactions. The team maintains active partnerships with meteorological agencies and water authorities globally, particularly in flood forecasting system implementation across South Korea and Mexico.

• Radar Hydrology
• Hydroinformatics
• Flood Forecasting
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Rosemary Morgan, PhD, MSc, is a Research Professor at Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health in the Department of International Health. She holds primary affiliations with the International Health Department and is associated with the Johns Hopkins Center for Global Women's Health and Gender Equity and the Johns Hopkins Center for Women's Health, Sex, and Gender Research. Dr. Morgan's educational background includes a PhD from the University of Leeds (2012), an MSc from the University of Edinburgh (2007), and a BA from the University of British Columbia (2006). Prior to joining Johns Hopkins, she served as a Lecturer in Global Health Policy at the University of Edinburgh's Global Public Health Unit and as a Research and Teaching Fellow at the Nuffield Centre for International Health and Development at the University of Leeds. Her research focuses on gender inequities in health systems, women's health and wellbeing, and the impact of gender on public health interventions. Dr. Morgan specializes in qualitative research methods and has conducted extensive work on gender analysis in health systems, reproductive health, and the gendered effects of pandemics. Her work often examines how gender norms and power relations affect health outcomes and system performance, particularly in low- and middle-income countries. Dr. Morgan's publication record shows consistent scholarly output from 2014 through 2025, with a notable increase in productivity in recent years. Her research spans multiple domains including gender-responsive monitoring and evaluation, moral distress among healthcare workers, vaccine hesitancy (particularly among pregnant individuals), and the intersection of gender with various health conditions. She has developed methodologies for gender analysis in health systems research and has contributed significantly to understanding how gender influences health outcomes across diverse contexts. Faculty Advisor of the 2023-2024 academic year award from the Global Health: Policy and Evaluation DrPH Program Concentration, JHSPH Excellence in Teaching, Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health Excellence in International COVID-19 Public Health Practice, 2021 Nominated for Canadian Women Leaders in Global Health, 2018 and 2020 Selected for 300 Women Leaders in Global Health, 2014 Dr. Morgan serves as co-Editor in Chief of the journal SSM - Health Systems and is a current board member of Health Systems Global. She has advised numerous major research projects including those funded by the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, CIHR, USAID, and TDR. Her current leadership roles include being Principal Investigator on the Monitoring for Action and Learning (MAGE) project supporting the Global Financing Facility for reproductive, maternal, newborn, child and adolescent health initiatives. She also leads the Gender and Health Certificate program at JHSPH and co-directs the Gender and Health Summer Institute. Dr. Morgan teaches courses on Gender Analysis in Health Research and Interventions, Foundations in Gender and Health, and Health Systems in Low- and Middle-Income Countries. Her teaching reflects her research expertise, emphasizing practical applications of gender analysis in global health settings.

• Gender inequities
• Health systems
• Women's health
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Ramy Arnaout, MD, DPhil , is an Associate Professor of Pathology at Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center (BIDMC) and Harvard Medical School (HMS) , where he also holds affiliations with the Department of Systems Biology and Division of Clinical Informatics . As director of the Arnaout Laboratory for Immunomics and Informatics , he leads research at the intersection of systems immunology , machine learning , and clinical pathology . Education: SB in Mathematics, MIT DPhil in Biochemistry, Oxford University (Marshall Scholarship) MD, Harvard Medical School (Soros Fellow) Research Interests focus on decoding adaptive immunity through high-throughput sequencing of antibody and T-cell receptor repertoires, applying information theory and network analysis to understand immune dynamics in aging, cancer, and infections. His systems medicine work leverages real-world hospital data to optimize diagnostics and therapeutic strategies. Scientific Awards include the Reagan-Udall Foundation Grant for accelerating COVID-19 test approval, the Gordon and Betty Moore Foundation Award for BIDMC-UCSF collaboration, and prestigious fellowships like the Marshall Scholarship and Soros Fellowship . Advising & Grants highlight mentorship of computational biologists and a lab supported by NIH, American Heart Association, Massachusetts Life Sciences Center, and industry partners. His team has developed 3D-printed swabs and machine learning frameworks for immune repertoire analysis during the pandemic. Lab Structure includes 5–10 members spanning immunologists, computer scientists, and physicians. Collaborations extend to Dr. Rima Arnaout (UCSF), Dr. James Kirby (BIDMC), and institutions like Duke AI Health and Kapa Biosciences.

• Systems Immunology
• Systems Medicine
• Computational Biology
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Goran Oreški is an Associate Professor and Head of the Laboratory at the Faculty of Informatics in Pula (University Jurja Dobrile, Croatia), where he has been employed since 2019. He teaches courses on databases, object-oriented programming, data warehousing, and artificial intelligence at both undergraduate and graduate levels. Education: Ph.D. in Informatics (2016), Faculty of Organization and Informatics Industry Experience: 9 years as software architect and programmer in banking sector Research Focus: Artificial Intelligence systems, classical machine learning algorithms, and deep learning architectures. His work bridges theoretical advancements with practical applications in autonomous vehicles, traffic monitoring, and financial risk assessment. Recent Publication Trends: 2023-2025 works emphasize generative AI for synthetic credit data, traffic object segmentation with monocular cameras, and context-aware detection models (YOLO*C). Earlier works focus on genetic algorithms and ensemble learning for imbalanced datasets. Awards: Google RFP Award for autonomous vehicle research Highly Cited Paper (Web of Science, top 1%) Best Paper at CECIIS conference Leadership: Director of FIPU Laboratory since 2022, leading projects like ai.Shuttle (autonomous mini-bus) and CenAI (industry collaboration with Cenosco).

• Artificial Intelligence
• Machine Learning
• Deep Learning
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David Bastviken is a Professor at the Environmental Change Theme (TEMAM), Linköping University , specializing in environmental science and biogeochemical cycles. His research focuses on greenhouse gas emissions, particularly methane and carbon dioxide, from freshwater systems and human activities, with implications for climate policy and pollution management. Research Pillars : Aquatic greenhouse gas dynamics, chlorine cycling in soils, drinking water disinfection by-products, landscape-scale carbon budgets Methodologies : Drone-based sensing, hyperspectral imaging, sensor networks, cross-disciplinary ecosystem experiments Notable findings include the discovery of underestimated methane emissions from lakes and rivers, the role of trees in methane uptake , and natural chlorine production in boreal forests. His work has been funded by ERC , Formas , VINNOVA , and The Swedish Research Council . Recent publications highlight climate sensitivity of methane emissions, day-night emission patterns , and global methane budget modeling. He leads international collaborations across Amazonas , Arctic , and Boreal regions.

• Environmental Science
• Climate Change
• Biogeochemistry
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Professor Evan Morris is a faculty member at Yale School of Medicine in the Radiology and Biomedical Imaging department, with secondary appointments in Biomedical Engineering and Psychiatry. His work combines advanced kinetic modeling and dynamic PET imaging to visualize neurotransmitter dynamics in the brain. PhD in Chemical Engineering from Case Western Reserve University (1991) Postdoctoral fellowship at Massachusetts General Hospital (1995) Morris specializes in creating "dopamine movies" through PET imaging, revealing transient neurochemical fluctuations related to addiction, Parkinson's disease, and stress responses. His group develops novel parametric imaging methods for faster drug discovery and disease biomarker identification. Recent publications focus on: Nonsteady-state PET modeling Stress-induced opioid receptor connectivity Exercise effects on Parkinson's neuropathology EC50 image quantification Scientific recognitions include: Fulbright Senior Scholar (2015) Yale Graduate Mentor of the Year (2013) He serves as Principal Investigator for studies on nicotine addiction and collaborates across Yale's Morris Lab , PET Core , and Neural Disorders programs, advancing applications in Medical Imaging , Neurochemistry , and Biomedical Engineering .

• Positron Emission Tomography (PET) Imaging
• Neurochemistry
• Computational Neuroscience
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Dr. Patrick S. Market is a Professor of Atmospheric Science and currently serves as the Director of the School of Natural Resources at the University of Missouri. He also acts as Interim Co-Director of the Missouri Water Center. His research focuses on synoptic and mesoscale dynamics, particularly winter weather, heavy rainfall, flash flooding, and severe local storms. He has contributed to advancements in precipitation efficiency studies and operational forecasting techniques. His work explores the role of artificial intelligence in weather prediction and communication, emphasizing the continued importance of human expertise in an automated forecast process. Dr. Market has secured grants for data stream maintenance and digital equity planning, and he has led educational initiatives integrating research into synoptic meteorology classrooms. Notable collaborations include projects with the National Weather Service and studies on the Ozark Plateau's topographical influence on weather systems.

• Synoptic and Mesoscale Dynamics
• Winter Weather
• Heavy Rainfall
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Marco Panesi is a Professor in the Department of Aerospace Engineering at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign and Director of the Center for Hypersonics and Entry Systems Studies (CHESS). His research focuses on non-equilibrium phenomena in high-enthalpy flows, plasma dynamics, and uncertainty quantification. He holds a Ph.D. from the von Kármán Institute for Fluid Dynamics (2009) and M.S. degrees from Università di Pisa (2003) and VKI (2005). Roles: Faculty Member, Research Director, Principal Investigator Key Affiliations: CHESS, University of Illinois, VKI Research Interests: Hypersonic flow modeling, non-equilibrium plasmas, radiation effects, machine learning applications in aerothermodynamics, ablation processes, and state-to-state chemistry. His work bridges computational fluid dynamics with experimental validation in facilities like the Plasmatron X wind tunnel. Publications: Over 100 peer-reviewed articles on topics ranging from plasma kinetics to thermal protection systems. Recent work emphasizes adaptive neural operator models and Bayesian uncertainty quantification. Awards: Includes the Vannevar Bush Faculty Fellowship (2021), NASA Groundbreaker Award (2021), and multiple early-career recognitions from AFOSR, NASA, and ESA. Grants & Leadership: Secured funding from NSF, NASA, and DOD. Leads multidisciplinary teams on projects like the CHyPS material response solver and hypersonic entry modeling. Labs & Facilities: Principal investigator for the UIUC Plasmatron X facility, a key resource for studying high-enthalpy plasma flows.

• Uncertainty Quantification
• Non-equilibrium Plasmas
• Hypersonics
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Professor Megan Richardson is an Honorary Professor at the University of Melbourne's Law School, specializing in intellectual property, privacy rights, and legal theory. She has contributed significantly to privacy law reform through advisory roles with the Australian Law Reform Commission and NSW Law Reform Commission. Research focuses on: Evolution of privacy rights in digital contexts Intellectual property intersections with personality rights Data governance frameworks Legal responses to automated decision-making Historical development of privacy doctrines Publication trends show increasing engagement with technology-law interfaces, particularly algorithmic systems and data rights. Recent work examines AI's impact on privacy, blockchain applications, and pandemic surveillance technologies, often employing interdisciplinary approaches combining law with cultural studies. Scientific Awards: No awards mentioned in provided materials. Research Leadership: Serves as Coordinating Editor for Cambridge Elements Series: Data Rights and Wrongs. No specific student advising information available.

• Intellectual Property
• Privacy Law
• Personality Rights
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Samir Elhedhli is a Professor in the Department of Management Sciences at the University of Waterloo, within the Faculty of Engineering. His research focuses on Large-scale Optimization, Logistics, Supply Chain Design, Healthcare Operations, Airline Scheduling, and Data Analytics. He has held grants from NSERC, CFI, OCE, and MITACS, collaborating with industries in aircraft manufacturing, airline scheduling, and warehouse management. Education: PhD in Management Science, McGill University (2001) Master's in Industrial Engineering, Bilkent University (1996) Bachelor's in Industrial Engineering, Bilkent University (1994) Research Interests: Data Analytics & Data Science Large-scale Optimization (Interior-point methods, decomposition, column generation) Supply-chain Analytics (Logistics, warehousing, routing, scheduling) Environmental Sustainability in Supply Chains Key Awards: CORS Service Award (2013) University of Waterloo Distinguished and Outstanding Performance Awards (2005–2019) Grants & Advising: Active grants from NSERC, CFI, OCE, and MITACS Currently accepting graduate student applications Administration & Service: Chair, Department of Management Sciences (2014–2018) President, Canadian Operational Research Society (2011–2012) Co-Editor-in-Chief, INFOR Journal (2014–present) Labs & Teams: Leads the WanOpt research group focused on optimization methodologies and applications.

• Large-scale Optimization
• Logistics
• Supply Chain Management
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Jan Olek is the James H. and Carol H. Cure Professor in Civil and Construction Engineering at Purdue University's College of Engineering. His research focuses on sustainable construction materials, alkali-activated binders, 3D-printed concrete, and material durability. He leads studies on ASR mitigation, carbonation-activated cements, and novel pozzolans. His work integrates material science with engineering applications, addressing challenges like freeze-thaw resistance and mechanical performance of advanced composites. Key interests include: Cement chemistry and carbonation activation 3D printing of architectured materials Nano-additive effects on durability Alkali-silica reaction mechanisms His recent articles emphasize sustainable materials innovation, additive manufacturing, and durability assessment through advanced characterization techniques like microtomography. Research trends highlight environmental resilience, scalability of novel binders, and process optimization for industrial applications. Awards and recognitions are listed under institutional records. His advising focuses on graduate students in civil engineering and materials science, with grants supporting concrete durability, 3D printing R&D, and sustainable infrastructure projects. Current lab activities include the Purdue Extreme Sustainability Initiative and advanced concrete printing systems.

• Concrete Materials Science
• Civil Engineering
• Sustainable Construction Materials
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