جستجوی استاد راهنمای دانشگاهی

• Applied Economics
• Poverty and Deprivation
• Social Protection Systems
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Ramon Ballester Gonzalez is an Associate Professor in the Department of Economics at the University of Girona, Spain, specializing in Applied Economics. He is affiliated with the Research Group in Economics, Industry and Services, contributing to interdisciplinary research at the intersection of economic policy, social development, and environmental sustainability. Education: PhD in Economics, University of Girona Master in Urban, Regional and Metropolitan Studies, Autonomous University of Barcelona (UAB) His research centers on critical socioeconomic issues, including poverty and deprivation, social protection systems—particularly minimum income schemes—tourism economics, and the determinants of human development. His work employs both quantitative and policy-oriented methodologies to analyze regional disparities and evaluate the effectiveness of social interventions. The body of his recent publications reflects a strong interdisciplinary focus, bridging economics with environmental management and tourism studies. His work frequently appears in high-impact journals such as Tourism Management , Social Indicators Research , and Environmental Management , highlighting recurring themes in sustainable development, social equity, and regional economic policy. His research often examines Mediterranean and Spanish contexts, offering insights into the interplay between economic growth, environmental conservation, and social inclusion. Scientific Affiliations and Activities: Member, Research Group in Economics, Industry and Services Peer reviewer for international journals in economics and social indicators Contributor to academic discourse through publications in both international and Spanish journals Ramon Ballester actively contributes to academic advising and teaching in international economics and the Spanish economy. While specific grant funding or student supervision details are not provided, his sustained publication record and research group affiliation suggest ongoing involvement in research projects and mentorship. He has not received any explicitly mentioned scientific awards, but his ORCID (0000-0002-9641-2207) ensures recognition and traceability of his scholarly output. He is based at the Economics Building, University of Girona, where he conducts research and teaching activities. His work remains influential in shaping policy-relevant economic analysis in Southern Europe.

Arbnora Shalaمشاهده پروفایل

پژوهشگر

• Multi-dimensional well-being
• Rural development
• Agricultural policy
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Arbnora Shala is a doctoral researcher at the Leibniz Institute of Agricultural Development in Central and Eastern Europe (IAMO), working in the Department of Agricultural Policy since March 2023. Her research focuses on rural immobility and migration dynamics in Southeast Europe through the lens of the Multidimensional Well-being Index (MWI). Education: Master's degree in Rural Development and Agribusiness from the Hungarian University of Agriculture and Life Sciences Previous Affiliation: Data analyst at the Sectoral Economics Research Department of the Agricultural Research Institute in Budapest (2021) Her work examines how place attachment and multidimensional well-being influence rural mobility decisions in Southeast Europe. She actively contributes to the RuWell project and presents her research at international conferences. Recent publications analyze: Immobility patterns in rural populations Place-based determinants of staying intentions Interconnections between well-being and migration She can be reached at shala@iamo.de or by phone at +49 345 2928-253.

• Vitiligo
• Autoimmunity
• Immunology
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John E Harris is a Professor and Chair at UMass Chan Medical School, holding the Lambi and Sarah Adams Chair in Genetic Research. He serves in multiple academic capacities across the institution, including in the Department of Dermatology at the T.H. Chan School of Medicine, and in several programs at the Morningside Graduate School of Biomedical Sciences including Immunology and Microbiology, Interdisciplinary Graduate Program, MD/PhD Program, and Millennium MD/PhD Program. Gordon College: BS Premedicine University of Massachusetts Medical School: MD University of Massachusetts Medical School: PhD in Molecular Medicine Harris leads a prominent research program focused on vitiligo, an autoimmune disease causing skin depigmentation affecting approximately 1% of the population. His laboratory investigates the complex interplay between melanocytes and immune cells that leads to vitiligo development. His research employs four major approaches: a mouse model of vitiligo he developed, humanized mouse models, direct analysis of patient samples from his specialty vitiligo clinic, and clinical trials testing novel treatments. A key finding from his work identified the IFN-g/CXCL10 pathway as critical for T cells to locate and destroy melanocytes in vitiligo. Harris's publication record shows consistent productivity with over 100 publications spanning from 2000 to 2025, with a significant increase in output since 2013. His research has evolved from fundamental immunological mechanisms to increasingly translational and clinical applications, particularly focusing on JAK inhibitors as potential vitiligo treatments. His recent work emphasizes health disparities, mental health impacts of vitiligo, and improving therapeutic approaches for diverse patient populations. Harris has been instrumental in advancing vitiligo research through numerous clinical trials, including pivotal studies on ruxolitinib cream and upadacitinib. His laboratory has developed innovative models for studying skin autoimmunity and has made significant contributions to understanding how stressed melanocytes communicate with the immune system. His work bridges basic science discoveries with clinical applications, positioning him as a leader in translational dermatology research. Harris manages a specialty clinic for vitiligo patients while simultaneously directing a productive research laboratory. His team employs cutting-edge techniques including single-cell RNA sequencing, advanced mouse models, and clinical trial design to address fundamental questions about autoimmune skin diseases. His research program has secured significant funding to support investigations into environmental triggers of vitiligo, mechanisms of T cell migration in skin, and development of novel therapeutic approaches.

• Earth Sciences
• Soil Health
• Climate Adaptation
• +۴ مورد دیگر

Hessel Woolderink is a Researcher at Wageningen University & Research , specializing in Soil, Water and Land Use dynamics. His work bridges geoscience, climate adaptation, and environmental policy through multidisciplinary projects and datasets. Education : Not explicitly stated in provided texts Woolderink's research focuses on Holocene climate impacts , fluvial geomorphology , and urban soil health . Recent projects examine how climate change and human activity interact in river systems, with applications for sustainable land management and climate-resilient infrastructure. His datasets and reports emphasize practical tools like the Amsterdam Soil Health Index and digital soil mapping frameworks. His publications highlight trends in catchment analysis , radiometric dating , and hydrophysical modeling , particularly for regions like the Lower Meuse and Raam catchments. Collaboration networks span tectonics, paleoclimatology, and policy implementation. Woolderink contributes to climate adaptation strategies and public outreach, including media engagements on urban soil management and ecosystem-based design.

Sandrine Schaeferمشاهده پروفایل

استادیار

• Durational performance art
• Interactive installation
• Public art
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Sandrine Schaefer is an Assistant Professor in 3D and Expanded Practices at Coastal Carolina University. They maintain active interdisciplinary practice across performance art, interactive installations, and curatorial projects, with international exhibitions at institutions like ICA Boston and Banff Centre. MFA, School of the Art Institute of Chicago (2016) BFA, School of the Museum of Fine Arts at Tufts University (2004) Their research focuses on durational performance art and interspecies entanglement, particularly examining human relationships with so-called 'nuisance species' in urban environments. Their socially-engaged practice combines: Site-sensitive approaches Repetition and long-duration techniques Multisensory viewer engagement Time-based artistic research methods Recent creative output demonstrates strong thematic continuity in exploring: Temporal architectures Animal-human dynamics Non-anthropocentric perspectives Archival and documentation practices Collective movement studies Urban ecology interventions Scientific awards highlight their impact: ICA Foster Prize Boston Foundation Grant Tanne Foundation Award Banff Center Residency Vermont Studio Center Fellowship As arts educator and organizer: Teaching university-level since 2012 Co-founded multiple artist-run initiatives Contributing writer on contemporary time-based art Member of Institute of Contemporary Art's Artist Advisory Council

• Architectural Design
• Architectural Theory
• Philosophy of Architecture
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Dr. Nil Aynali serves as Assistant Professor and Deputy Head of the Department of Building Information at Marmara University's Faculty of Architecture and Design since 2025. With extensive professional experience including work at EAA-Emre Arolat Architects on projects like the Sancaklar Mosque, she has led architectural design studios since 2014 while bridging academic theory with practical design expertise. Her educational background features: Doctorate in Architectural Design from Istanbul Technical University (2017-2024) with thesis "Space in Ibn Arabi" exploring Sufi ontological concepts of space Master's in Architectural Design from Istanbul Bilgi University (2005-2007) Bachelor's in Architecture from Istanbul Technical University (2005) Dr. Aynali's research critically examines architectural design through philosophical, phenomenological, and Sufi lenses, investigating immaterial dimensions of space and interfaces between visible/invisible architectures. Her work synthesizes Islamic mysticism with contemporary design theory, revealing how spiritual frameworks inform spatial conception and architectural criticism in non-Western contexts. Her scholarly output, including the 2023 Scopus-indexed article "Immaterial in architecture: A conceptual review", demonstrates a cohesive trajectory exploring conceptual foundations of architecture that integrate Eastern metaphysical traditions with modern design discourse. These publications establish consistent thematic focus on theoretical frameworks connecting spirituality, space ontology, and architectural phenomenology. While specific graduate advisees and research grants aren't documented in available sources, Dr. Aynali actively contributes to academic discourse through international conference panels and architectural criticism. As founding member of the Yogunluk art initiative since 2013, she produces spatial installations exhibited at major venues including the 15th Istanbul Biennial ("The House"), demonstrating her integration of academic research with artistic practice through curated exhibitions worldwide.

Erika Ranioloمشاهده پروفایل

استاد

• Translation Studies
• Sign Language (LIS/LSF/ASL/IS)
• Onomastics
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Erika Raniolo is a Contract Professor of Glottology and Linguistics at the University of Catania 's Special Teaching Structure of Ragusa. She holds a permanent position as Tenured French Language Teacher (AA24) at the G. Curcio Higher Education Institute in Ispica since the 2024/2025 academic year. Her academic journey includes a PhD in Literary, Philological-Linguistic, and Historical-Philosophical Studies (University of Palermo, 2021) and advanced degrees in European and Non-European Languages (Catania, 2013) and Comparative Studies (Catania, 2011). Education: PhD in Literary, Philological-Linguistic, and Historical-Philosophical Studies (2021, University of Palermo) Master's in European and Non-European Languages and Cultures (2013, University of Catania) Bachelor's in Comparative Studies (2011, University of Catania) Research Interests center on poetic translation between sign and spoken languages, onomastics in signed languages, labializations in LIS, and teaching vocal languages to deaf individuals. She explores multimodal communication and sensory linguistic competence through comparative analysis of LIS (Italian Sign Language) and LSF (French Sign Language). Publications demonstrate expertise in: translating poetry through embodied perspectives; tactile sign language (LISt) for deafblind education; name signs in LIS; labialization studies; medical communication between deaf and hearing people; and pandemic-era sign language translation. Her work spans journal articles, book chapters, and a monograph on sign language poetry. Key Conferences: 2024: Accessibility and Cultural Heritage (Catania) 2023: Alterity in Poetry (Catania); Vertical Curriculum in English (Torino) 2022: LIS/LSF Comparative Study (Palermo); Tactile LIS (Catania) Professional Contributions include a Research Grant (2022/2023) on LIS/LSF in Sicilian cultural heritage, teaching LIS and French at the University of Catania for 5 consecutive academic years, and collaborative work with institutions like CNRS Paris, Université d'Ottawa, and BAICR Cultura della Relazione. She serves as a certified LIS interpreter (ANIMU #293) and holds advanced language certifications in French (C2), English (C1), German (B1), and Spanish (B1).

• Conservation Ecology
• Population Ecology
• Threatened Species Management
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Fernanda Alves de Amorim is a Postdoctoral Fellow at the Fenner School of Environment & Society, Australian National University. She is a conservation ecologist specializing in population ecology and management of threatened species and their habitats. Her research focuses on understanding how populations interact with the environment after landscape changes and how management interventions can help the persistence of populations. Dr. Alves de Amorim has worked on numerous threatened species projects across various ecosystems in Brazil and Australia, including research on the Red-billed Curassow, Lear's Macaw, Restinga Tyrannulet, Carnaby's Cockatoo, Orange-bellied Parrot, and Swift parrot. She completed her Masters in Zoology at the University of São Paulo in Brazil in 2014, where she investigated population parameters and habitat selection by the endangered red-billed curassow (Crax blumenbachii). In 2015, she joined the Difficult Bird Research Group at the Australian National University as a research assistant, collaborating on several projects involving Tasmanian birds. She began her PhD at the Research School of Biology in 2017, focusing on the conservation and management of the endangered forty-spotted pardalote (Pardalotus quadragintus). Her research spans conservation genetics, habitat modeling, population monitoring, and management interventions for endangered species. She has published extensively on topics including population size assessment, habitat selection, nest box effectiveness, and innovative conservation approaches like 'self-fumigation' of nests using insecticide-treated feathers. Her work often involves collaboration with multiple researchers across Australia and addresses critical conservation challenges facing threatened avian species. Dr. Alves de Amorim's research outputs reveal a strong focus on practical conservation applications. Her recent publications demonstrate expertise in monitoring design, conservation genetics, habitat assessment, and management interventions for endangered species. She frequently applies spatial modeling techniques and population ecology principles to address conservation challenges, with particular emphasis on Australian threatened birds including parrots and songbirds. Scientific Recognition 9 h-index based on publications in Pure and citations from Scopus 214 total citations according to Scopus data Dr. Alves de Amorim is actively involved in multiple research projects, including 'Parrots (RERI 17),' 'Koala species distribution models,' 'Biodiverse Bruny; forty-spotted pardalote subproject,' and 'Managing genetics and winter/migration habitats of orange-bellied parrots.' These projects demonstrate her ongoing commitment to addressing critical conservation challenges through collaborative, interdisciplinary research.

Jean Bonnetمشاهده پروفایل

استاد

• Economics
• Regional Development
• Entrepreneurship
• +۵ مورد دیگر

Jean Bonnet is a Professor of Economic Sciences at the University of Caen Normandy, affiliated with the School of Economics, Management, Geography and Regional Planning and the CREM (UMR-CNRS 6211) research unit. His career spans over three decades in academic research, teaching, and leadership, with a focus on entrepreneurship, regional development, and sustainable economic transitions. Role: Deputy Director of UFR SEGGAT (2022-2024) Research: Entrepreneurial ecosystems, renewable energy economics, and circular economy Teaching: Advanced economics courses and doctoral supervision His research interests center on the interplay between entrepreneurial behavior , territorial dynamics , and policy frameworks . He investigates how regional ecosystems influence firm survival, the economic impacts of renewable energy projects , and the role of financial constraints in SME growth. His work bridges macroeconomic policy with micro-level entrepreneurial outcomes, emphasizing spatial heterogeneity and multidisciplinary approaches . Jean Bonnet's 15 most recent publications span topics including biogas units' real estate impacts , digital entrepreneurship metrics , and gender diversity in African entrepreneurship . These works reflect trends in regional economic analysis , energy policy , and financial decision-making , often employing composite indices and multidimensional modeling . Scientific awards include: Scientific Excellence Bonus (2016-2020, 2021-2024) CNRS Delegation (2003-2004) Doctoral Supervision and Research Bonus (PEDR, 2003-2007) He has supervised 7 PhD theses, including current work on eco-responsible methanization units and past research on renewable energy territorialization . His grants include ADEME/Engie funding for doctoral research and Normandy Regional support for a project on sustainable entrepreneurial ecosystems . He co-founded the Normandy Executive Club and contributes to editorial roles at the International Review of Entrepreneurship .

Michele Catherine Madiganمشاهده پروفایل

دانشیار

• Eye diseases
• Age-related changes
• Cell biology
• +۶ مورد دیگر

Associate Professor Michele Catherine Madigan , affiliated with the School of Optometry and Vision Science at the University of New South Wales , is a leading researcher in ocular pathogenesis spanning development to aging. Her work focuses on three core areas: Ocular tumor microenvironment, particularly uveal melanoma therapy development Age-related retinal and choroidal changes in AMD Meibomian gland biology in dry eye disease . Her research approach combines human donor tissue analysis with in vitro models to study disease mechanisms. Key methodologies include Transcriptomic profiling of ocular cells Environmental challenge models for ocular surface Melanocyte biology in tumor and aging contexts Specializing in ocular anatomy and immunology, she advances understanding of posterior eye inflammation and therapeutic interventions. Recent publications highlight her expertise in ocular aging markers, environmental pollutant impacts on eye health, and transcriptomic approaches to retinal degeneration. Her work reveals connections between Melanocortin system regulation Smoke exposure effects on ocular surface Metabolic pathways in photoreceptor protection These studies demonstrate her commitment to translational vision science. Scientific recognition includes: 2021 Scientia Education Academy Highly Commended for student engagement 2020 Dean’s Excellence Award for Diversity & Inclusion Multiple School-level Community Engagement Awards Her research is supported by ARC Discovery Grants and Ophthalmic Research Institute of Australia funding.

Lisa Nivison-Smithمشاهده پروفایل

پژوهشگر

• Optometry
• Ophthalmology
• Vision Science
• +۴ مورد دیگر

Dr. Lisa Nivison-Smith is a leading researcher at the Centre for Eye Health under the Faculty of Medicine and Health at the University of New South Wales . Her work focuses on early detection and diagnosis of retinal diseases, particularly age-related macular degeneration (AMD) , with an emphasis on retinal remodeling and its clinical implications. Education: PhD in Cell Biology/Tissue Engineering (University of Sydney, 2011) Honors: BSc Hons in Molecular Biology and Genetics (University of Sydney, 2006) Research Interests include studying structural and vascular changes in the retina using advanced imaging technologies like OCT and OCTA. She investigates how tissue remodeling in AMD affects diagnosis and management, collaborates with bionic eye engineers to improve sight restoration devices, and develops novel imaging biomarkers. Recent Article Trends highlight her work on choroidal vascularity , outer retinal curvature analysis , and biomarker validation for AMD progression. She explores vascular-neuronal interactions and spatial distribution patterns in retinal degeneration. Scientific Awards: UNSW Vice Chancellor's Award for Excellence in HDR Supervision (2023) IAN POTTER TRAVEL AWARD (2016) UNSW PRESIDENTS AWARD (2019) Grants include over $1 million in funding from organizations like NHMRC and Rebecca L Cooper Foundation . She currently supervises multiple PhD and Honours students and is an active member of ARVO Publications Committee and International Society of Eye Research .

Rowena Baileyمشاهده پروفایل

پژوهشگر

• Health Data Science
• Multimorbidity Research
• Mathematical Analysis of Health Data
• +۴ مورد دیگر

Rowena Bailey is a Senior Research Officer and Statistician in the Health Data Science department at Swansea University's School of Medicine. She is part of the Health Data Research UK team working with the SAIL data bank. Her research focuses on building a better understanding of multiple morbid conditions affecting Welsh residents through mathematical analysis of health and social care data. With nearly two decades of experience in health data analysis, Bailey's expertise spans Data Science, Health Data, and Mathematics. Her work primarily involves secondary uses of administrative data, with a focus on multimorbidity patterns, critical care outcomes, and population health trends in Wales. Recent research demonstrates her leadership in analyzing complex health datasets to address pressing public health questions, particularly in the context of the COVID-19 pandemic and chronic disease management. Her publication record shows consistent contributions to health data science methodology, with recent work focusing on multimorbidity patterns, healthcare resource utilization, and the impact of the pandemic on long-term health conditions. Bailey frequently collaborates with interdisciplinary teams across Swansea University and the wider Health Data Research UK network. As an educator, she teaches health data visualization, helping students present complex health information to non-academic audiences through the module PMIM502. Her career trajectory shows progression from public sector work with homelessness information systems and children's social services to NHS roles with Cancer Registry Wales, culminating in her current position focusing on big data applications in healthcare.

Manuel Fernández Garcíaمشاهده پروفایل

دانشیار

• Political Sociology
• Urban Regeneration
• European Union Policy
• +۳ مورد دیگر

Manuel Fernández García is a Permanent Labor Professor (Associate Professor) in the Department of Public Law at Pablo de Olavide University. His research focuses on political sociology, urban regeneration, and European Union policy, particularly within the SPL-UPO (Political Sociology and Local Policies) research group. PhD: Universidad Pablo de Olavide, 2021 His research explores EU-integrated urban development strategies, historical city center transformations, and collaborative economy frameworks in Andalusia. He analyzes socioeconomic inequality, participatory governance, and digital activism's role in urban policy. Recent publications highlight URBAN Initiative impacts, comparative urban regeneration models, and grassroots challenges to EU policies. His work spans Social and Legal Sciences, with a focus on Andalusian and Spanish urban contexts. Manuel contributes to debates on hacker ethics in collaborative economies and the political implications of participatory budgeting globalization, though no specific scientific awards are mentioned.

Tamara Sliškovićمشاهده پروفایل

پژوهشگر

• Real Estate Economics
• Macroeconomics
• Economic Development
• +۳ مورد دیگر

Tamara Slišković, PhD, is a researcher at the Department of Macroeconomics and Economic Development within the Faculty of Economics & Business (University of Zagreb). Her work focuses on real estate economics, macroeconomic impacts on housing markets, and urban economic dynamics. Real Estate Economics Macroeconomic Policy Urban Development Spatial Econometrics Recent research trends include housing market responses to macroeconomic shocks (e.g., 2020 pandemic), spatial elasticity of housing prices, and interdependencies between real estate and financial sectors. She has published extensively on Croatian and European Union housing markets. Her publications are indexed in Croatian and international journals, with a strong emphasis on empirical analysis of housing price determinants and regional economic development.

• Spatial Learning
• Neuronal Plasticity
• Reversal Learning
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Rudi D'Hooge is a Paid Guest Professor in the Department of Psychology at Vrije Universiteit Brussel, focusing on interdisciplinary neuroscience and psychological research. His work bridges cognitive and behavioral studies with neurobiological mechanisms, particularly in rodent models. Research interests include Spatial and reversal learning Neuronal plasticity and Alzheimer's disease models Cognitive effects of chemotherapy drugs like methotrexate Microglial function in neuroinflammation Pharmacological modulation of learning tasks . Recent publications highlight expertise in functional brain connectivity, neurodegenerative models, and cognitive toxicology. Collaborations span neuroimaging, behavioral neuroscience, and neuroimmunology domains. Scientific impact metrics include a Scopus h-index of 24 and 1,840 citations. Research outputs (63 total) emphasize mouse models for studying cognition and brain pathology.