جست‌وجوی استاد و پژوهشگر

Daniel Movilla Vegaمشاهده پروفایل

دانشیار

• Housing Architecture
• Domestic Space Design
• Architectural History and Theory
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Daniel Movilla Vega is an Associate Professor in Architecture at Umeå School of Architecture, Umeå University, Sweden (since 2018). He leads the research group for Swedish Housing Studies and oversees the Radical Domesticities design studio at the master's level. His work bridges architectural design, history, and critical studies, focusing on housing standards, domestic space configurations, and sustainability in Sweden. Education: PhD in Architecture from Technical University of Madrid (dissertation on constructivist experimental housing), with postdoctoral research at LTU (2017-2018) and visiting positions at TU Delft, Columbia University, and ArkDes. Awards include the 2015-2016 Award for Outstanding Doctorate. Research explores housing policy evolution, spatial configurations, and material culture. Key projects include analyses of Swedish residential architecture under municipal programs, historical housing research labs (1937-1957), and the interplay between domestic space and societal structures. Recent initiatives include the 'Strangers at Home' project on asylum seeker housing and the 'God Bostad i Dag' urban residential improvement project. Teaching responsibilities include master's design studios and thesis supervision. He has published extensively on housing history, co-authored the 2017 book 99 Years of the Housing Question in Sweden , and edited thematic journal issues like The Housing Question of Tomorrow (2021). Grants include leadership of the Infrastructures of Care research project (2022-2023) and participation in international collaborations. His work addresses aging populations' living arrangements and housing's role in social transformation.

Václava Hazukováمشاهده پروفایل

پژوهشگر ارشد

• Arctic Ecology
• Biogeochemistry
• Climate Change Impacts
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Václava Hazuková is a Research Fellow at the Department of Ecology and Environmental Science, Umeå University. Her research focuses on Arctic lake ecosystems, particularly investigating carbon cycling dynamics under changing climatic conditions. She holds a Kempe Postdoctoral Fellowship, collaborating with Jan Karlsson, Jean-François Boily, and Martin Rosvall on sedimentary carbon burial in Arctic lakes. Her work integrates biogeochemistry, physics, and ecology to address cross-seasonal climate impacts, including altered precipitation regimes and ice-cover processes. Research interests emphasize Arctic lake responses to climate extremes, seasonality shifts, and cryospheric changes. She employs interdisciplinary approaches to study physical-biological linkages in high-latitude freshwater systems. Notable projects include analyses of Greenland lakes' vulnerability to atmospheric rivers and multi-scale climate drivers. Her publications highlight trends in Arctic lake dynamics, from phytoplankton responses to ice phenology shifts, to diatom-based water quality indices. Key contributions include conceptual frameworks like the 'lake ice continuum' and validation of sentinel ecosystems for climate monitoring. Current affiliations include membership in the Biogeochemistry research group. Her Kempe Fellowship supports innovative collaborations bridging ecology, chemistry, and physics to advance understanding of carbon sequestration in Arctic regions.

• Humanities
• Philology
• Linguistics
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Dalė Roikienė is a Lecturer at the Šiauliai Academy. Her research focuses on Semantic Syntax and Space Relations , with a specialization in linguistics, particularly in English and Lithuanian language structures. She holds a PhD and has over 39 years of academic experience. Roikienė has contributed to numerous publications exploring topics such as ICT in language teaching, cross-linguistic comparisons of syntax and semantics, and translation methodologies. Her educational background includes studies at Vilnius University, and she has authored/co-authored books on pedagogical strategies, including English for Gifted Pupils and guidelines for competence development in English philology. Her work frequently intersects with language acquisition, translation challenges between English and Lithuanian, and the application of technology in educational settings. Research interests also encompass deadjectival verbs , spatial metaphors , and sentence structure analysis . She has presented at international conferences such as the Worldview in Language and Text: Linguistics and Poetics series, contributing to both theoretical and applied linguistics discourse.

Colin MacGregorمشاهده پروفایل

دانشیار مدعو

• Sustainable Development
• Environmental Social Science
• Natural Resource Management
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Colin MacGregor is an Adjunct Associate Professor at James Cook University (JCU), Cairns. He holds a BA (Honours) in Geography from Curtin University and a PhD in Sustainable Development from JCU (2002). His career spans academia, government research, and international postdoctoral work, including establishing the Sustainable Development undergraduate program at the University of St Andrews (Scotland). At JCU, he coordinates the Bachelor of Sustainability program. His research focuses on applying social science methodologies to achieve sustainable outcomes in natural resource-dependent communities, with a particular emphasis on local and regional levels. Education History: BA (Honours) in Geography, Curtin University, 1993 PhD in Sustainable Development, JCU, 2002 Research Interests: Sustainable Development, Environmental Social Science, Natural Resource Management, Climate Change Impacts, Agricultural Practices in Developing Regions, Policy Coherence for Sustainability, and Ecosystem Services. Recent Work Trends: His articles (2016–2024) emphasize sustainable agriculture practices in Ghana and Indonesia, policy coherence for SDGs, trail design impacts, and ecosystem service interactions. He collaborates on projects like the Russell River denitrification trial and Ghana's forest fringe reforestation initiatives. Awards: None explicitly listed. Grants/Advisory Roles: Chair of academic committees, research advisor, and contributor to interdisciplinary sustainability frameworks like the LiFE index for JCU. He mentors students and advises on sustainability education programs. Labs/Teams: Involved in JCU's sustainability initiatives and collaborates with global teams on natural resource management projects in Africa and Southeast Asia.

Connie Koمشاهده پروفایل

استاد مدعو

• LiDAR Data Processing
• 3D Object Detection
• Geographic Information Systems
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Connie Ko is Adjunct Professor in the Faculty of Environmental and Urban Change at York University, where she serves as GIS/Remote Sensing Technician and Research Associate. Her research focuses on advancing LiDAR data processing techniques and developing AI applications for 3D object detection in environmental contexts. Education credentials: PhD in Earth and Space Science & Engineering (York University, 2014) MSc in Geography (York University, 2004) Bachelor in Environmental Science (York University, 2001) Research specializes in: AI-driven LiDAR analysis for environmental mapping 3D object detection methodologies Tree genus classification using geometric features Large-scale dataset creation for machine learning Publications demonstrate consistent focus on LiDAR applications (80% of works), particularly in forestry and hydrological contexts. Recent shift toward AI integration evident since 2018. Authored foundational datasets like YUTO Tree5000 and Yuto Semantic to support geospatial AI development. Teaches GIS/Remote Sensing techniques and mentors students in spatial analysis. Transformed GIS computer lab into collaborative learning hub supporting interdisciplinary environmental research.

• Landscape Planning
• Environmental Planning
• Ecosystem Services
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Dr. Daniela Kempa is a Researcher at Leibniz University Hannover's Faculty of Architecture and Landscape, specifically affiliated with the Institute for Environmental Planning. She serves in multiple capacities including as the Representation of the Scientific Staff at the Institute for Environmental Planning and as Scientific Staff for Landscape Planning and Ecosystem Services. Her work is closely connected to the Landscape Study Commission, indicating her significant role in landscape-related academic and practical matters at the university. Daniela Kempa's research spans several interconnected fields with a strong emphasis on sustainable landscape management. Her work bridges environmental science, regional planning, and social sciences, focusing particularly on how landscapes can be managed to provide ecosystem services while maintaining biodiversity. She has made significant contributions to understanding place identities and their role in regional development, as well as developing practical approaches for ecosystem-strengthening coastal protection. Her research often employs living lab methodologies, demonstrating her commitment to transdisciplinary and practice-oriented research that addresses real-world environmental challenges. Kempa's publication record reveals a clear evolution in her research focus toward integrated approaches that connect social and ecological systems. While her earlier work concentrated on agricultural biodiversity and nature conservation management systems like MANUELA, her recent publications increasingly address coastal protection through ecosystem-based approaches and the role of place identity in regional development. She has been instrumental in the 'Gute Küste Niedersachsen' (Good Coast Lower Saxony) initiative, developing real-world laboratories for implementing new coastal protection strategies that strengthen ecosystems rather than simply building barriers against the sea. Her work on CoastSnap demonstrates innovative approaches to coastal monitoring through citizen science. As Scientific Staff at the Institute for Environmental Planning and Landscape Planning and Ecosystem Services, Dr. Kempa contributes to both academic instruction and practical implementation of landscape planning principles. Her involvement with the Landscape Study Commission suggests she plays a role in shaping academic programs related to landscape architecture and planning at Leibniz University Hannover. While specific advising information isn't publicly documented, her extensive publication record and project involvement indicate she likely mentors students working on landscape ecology, environmental planning, and sustainable regional development topics. Dr. Kempa's research is closely tied to practical implementation through living labs and real-world projects, particularly the 'Gute Küste Niedersachsen' initiative. This project represents a significant effort to transform coastal protection approaches in Lower Saxony from traditional engineering solutions toward ecosystem-strengthening methods that work with natural processes. Her work on place identities also contributes to understanding how regional identity can be leveraged for sustainable development, connecting cultural and social dimensions with environmental planning.

• Strategic Communication
• Advertising
• Public Relations
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Josep Antoni Rom Rodríguez is a Full Professor at the Blanquerna School of Communication and International Relations, Universitat Ramon Llull, Barcelona, Spain. He leads the Research Group in Strategy and Creativity in Advertising and Public Relations (GRECPRP) and is actively involved in research projects funded by AGAUR and the European Commission, focusing on strategic communication, cultural policy, and Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). Full Professor, Blanquerna School of Communication and International Relations Principal Investigator, GRECPRP Research Group Project Lead, AGAUR and EU-funded initiatives on SDGs and public diplomacy ORCID: 0000-0002-4910-2169 His research centers on strategic and creative aspects of advertising and public relations, with a strong emphasis on institutional communication, cultural sustainability, and the role of media in promoting SDGs. He explores historical dimensions of advertising, particularly in post-war contexts, and investigates contemporary issues such as interactive TV (HbbTV) and consumer behavior in crisis situations. His work bridges academic research with policy-relevant insights, especially in European cultural governance. The recent publications reflect a consistent focus on communication for sustainability, urban imaginaries, and the evolution of advertising in digital and historical contexts. His scholarly output spans high-impact journals and edited volumes, demonstrating interdisciplinary collaboration and methodological rigor. Sustainable Development Goals in Cultural Policy Post-war Advertising and Censorship Interactive Media and Consumer Typologies Institutional and Public Diplomacy Communication Urban Communication and Cultural Identity Strategic Creativity in Advertising Dr. Rom Rodríguez has contributed to significant projects such as IMAGE: Researching the city: mapping imaginaries and Advocating United Nations Sustainable Goals Through Public Diplomacy . While no specific teaching grants are listed, his leadership in research groups indicates active supervision and mentorship. He collaborates extensively with scholars across Spain and Europe, particularly within the Blanquerna research ecosystem. He is affiliated with the GRECPRP research group, which fosters interdisciplinary inquiry into advertising and public relations, emphasizing innovation, ethics, and societal impact. The group engages in both theoretical and applied research, contributing to academic discourse and industry practices.

Bjørn Normann Sandakerمشاهده پروفایل

استاد

• Architectural Structures
• Building Materials
• Structural Engineering in Architecture
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Bjørn Normann Sandaker serves as Professor in the Department of Architecture at Oslo School of Architecture and Design (AHO), where his work bridges architectural design and structural engineering principles. His academic position reflects deep integration between theoretical knowledge and practical application in building design. Professor Sandaker's research centers on architectural structures, with particular emphasis on the relationship between structural systems and spatial organization. His expertise spans building materials, multistory construction, and the theoretical foundations of architectural structures. Through publications like The Structural Basis of Architecture and On Span and Space , he has developed frameworks for understanding how structural decisions shape architectural experience and spatial quality. Analysis of his recent publications reveals consistent focus on structure-space relationships in multistory buildings, architectural education methodologies, and material properties. His work examines how structural typologies influence spatial organization while maintaining attention to practical construction considerations. The recurring theme across his scholarship involves reconciling engineering precision with architectural expression. Professor Sandaker maintains active research collaborations with colleagues including Bente Kleven and Astrid Rohde Wang, particularly through the Multistory Buildings publication series. His educational contributions include developing curriculum materials and teaching structures in architectural education, as evidenced by his STRUMA compendium publications. His work with Bendik Manum on bridge design demonstrates interest in interdisciplinary professional practice. His research extends to sustainable building practices, as seen in works examining solar integration and material properties. The professor maintains strong connections between theoretical architectural concepts and practical construction knowledge, emphasizing how material understanding informs design decisions.

• Verbal Folklore
• Poetics of Oral Literature
• Genre System of Oral Literature
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Dragoljub Peric is an Associate Professor at the Faculty of Philosophy, University of Novi Sad , specializing in Serbian Literature and Folklore studies. His work bridges classical philology with contemporary literary theories. Doctor of Literary Sciences (2013), University of Belgrade Master of Arts in Literature (2007), Faculty of Philosophy, Novi Sad Professor of Serbian Language and Literature (2000), Faculty of Philosophy, Novi Sad His research focuses on oral epic poetry , folkloric motifs , and methodologies of literary instruction . Key interests include: Poetics of Serbian oral epics Temporal and spatial constructs in folklore Genre systems in oral literature Modern applications of semiotics and cultural studies He has published extensively on Slavic heroic archetypes , ritual symbolism , and mythic narratives , with a notable emphasis on the interplay between tradition and contemporary fiction. His articles explore comparative analyses of epic structures and cultural continuity. Scientific awards: First Book of Matica Srpska Award (2005) First prize for criticism, 'Andra Gavrilović' competition (2008)

Stephanie Erwinمشاهده پروفایل

پژوهشگر

• Climate Resilience
• Urban Planning
• Environmental Science
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Stephanie Erwin is a Researcher and Lecturer specializing in climate resilience and urban heat mitigation. Her work focuses on designing heat-resilient urban areas, particularly in the Netherlands, addressing challenges such as urban heat stress and sustainable infrastructure. She actively contributes to interdisciplinary projects like the Interreg North Sea 'Cool Cities' initiative, emphasizing collaborative policy development and community engagement. Her research integrates geospatial analysis, machine learning, and environmental science to create practical tools like the Klimaat Effect Atlas Buurtdashboard, which provides neighborhood-level climate vulnerability assessments. She has organized multiple conferences and workshops, including the Cool Cities Co-Creation Sessions, fostering knowledge exchange between policymakers, urban planners, and researchers. Key contributions include developing guidelines for 'distance to cool spots' in urban design and applying AI to classify neighborhood typologies. Her work bridges academic research with real-world applications, aiming to enhance climate adaptation strategies in urban environments.

Diane Dufortمشاهده پروفایل

مدرس

• Pervasive games
• Cultural mediation
• Transmedia storytelling
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Diane Dufort is a Lecturer in Information and Communication Sciences at the InfoCom Department of IUT Robert Schuman (University of Strasbourg). She also serves as Head of the minor 'Web Design, Design and Innovation' and Innovation and Digital Advisor. With a Doctorate in Information and Communication Sciences (2016), her research focuses on pervasive games, cultural mediation, and transmedia storytelling. She is affiliated with LISEC (University of Strasbourg) and ELLIADD (University of Burgundy Franche-Comté). Her work includes analyzing and designing pervasive games for cultural contexts, developing methodological frameworks, and exploring spatial and temporal boundaries in gameplay. Notable projects include the Airducation gamified training program and contributions to the Ecri+ project, enhancing French writing skills for students. She actively participates in academic events such as Ludovia and the Education & Technology Autumn School, emphasizing gamification, AI, and motivational strategies. Dufort’s research spans 47 analyzed pervasive games and includes contributions like the ARAI knowledge base. She has organized conferences and served on committees, reflecting her commitment to bridging game design with cultural institutions.

• Land Policy
• Climate Policy
• Urban Planning
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Tuulia Puustinen is a Visiting Professor in the Department of Built Environment at Aalto University, affiliated with both the School of Engineering and Real Estate Economics. Her work focuses on municipal land policies, climate policy integration, and sustainable urban development. She holds a Doctoral Degree from Aalto University (2020) and a Master's degree in Humanities from the University of Helsinki (2012). Research Interests: Land policy frameworks and their implementation Climate policy integration in urban planning Urban densification and its socio-spatial impacts Sustainable development goals in municipal governance Key Achievements: Recipient of the Aalto University School of Engineering Doctoral Dissertation Award (2021) Lead researcher on influential studies in municipal climate action plans and land-use conflicts Professional Activities: Active in policy advisory roles and public outreach Presenter at international conferences (e.g., 2024 Urban Sustainability Workshop)

Viorel Vizureanuمشاهده پروفایل

استاد

• Modern European Philosophy
• History of Logic
• History of Philosophy
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Prof. Dr. Viorel Vizureanu is a faculty member at the Faculty of Philosophy, University of Bucharest , holding the rank of Professor since 2015. His research spans modern European philosophy (particularly Descartes), history of logic , and globalization’s impact on cultural identities . He has edited collective works and participated in international conferences on topics like space, postmodernism, and social justice. Education : High School in Mathematics-Physics; MA in Philosophy (UB, 1997); DEA (EHESS, Paris, 1999); PhD in Philosophy (UB, 2005). Research Focus includes the philosophical system of Descartes , typologies of space , and glocalization . His recent publications explore social dimensions of space , anti-philosophy , and logical structures in modernity , often engaging interdisciplinary perspectives. Scientific Awards include Erasmus Mobility Grants (multiple years), a First Prize in a University of Bucharest grant competition (2005), and a postdoctoral fellowship under POSDRU (2012-2013). He has co-organized symposia such as the International Colloquium "Systèmes-Images-Langages" (2006) and the 2nd Romanian-French Colloquium (2015). He has served as Vice-Dean of the Faculty of Philosophy (2012–present) and Scientific Secretary (2008–2012). His editorial roles include co-editing the Analele Universității din București. Seria Filosofie (2012–present).

• Environmental Economics
• Behavioral Economics
• Transportation Modeling
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Dr. C. Anna Spurlock is a Researcher at the University of California at Berkeley , working within the Sustainable Energy and Environmental Systems Department at Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory. As a Deputy Department Head and head of the Berkeley Lab Sustainable Transportation Initiative, she leads projects like the DOE-funded BEAM CORE and the Geo-Economic Multi-Modal Systems (GEMS) Model. Her work bridges behavioral economics with advanced data science to analyze consumer decision-making in transportation and energy efficiency policy. Education: PhD in Agricultural and Resource Economics, University of California at Berkeley (2013) MS in Agricultural and Resource Economics, University of California at Berkeley (2009) BA in Anthropology, University of California at Santa Cruz (2002) Research interests span transportation equity , machine learning for mobility modeling , and energy justice frameworks . Her publications focus on autonomous vehicles, fleet turnover, and the intersection of life events with mobility patterns. Articles address topics like probe vehicle data analysis , CO2 emissions reduction , and gender disparities in transportation . Scientific Awards: 2021 Spot: Team Workforce Development Award 2018 Director’s Award for Exceptional Achievement: Diversity 2017 Early Career Development LDRD Award 2017 CUCSA Kevin McCauley Memorial Outstanding Staff Award She has advised research teams on projects such as the WholeTraveler initiative under DOE SMART Mobility and founded the Behavior Analytics research initiative at LBNL. Her work includes collaborations with DOE programs , data-driven policy evaluation , and advocacy for diversity and inclusion in academic institutions.

VERNIZZI Chiaraمشاهده پروفایل

استاد

• Architectural Design
• Urban Design
• Surveying of Historical Architecture
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Chiara Vernizzi is a Full Professor in the Department of Engineering and Architecture at the University of Parma, where she has held academic positions since 2002, progressing from Researcher to Associate Professor (2010) and Full Professor (2018). She is actively involved in teaching, research, and leadership, currently serving as Coordinator of the Architecture Unit (2021–2024) and Deputy President of the Master’s Degree Course in Sustainable Architecture and Cities. PhD in 'Design and Survey of the Building Heritage' (1999) Graduated in Architecture, Politecnico di Milano (1991, 100/100) Her research focuses on Architectural and Urban Design, Surveying, and Digital Representation, particularly in historical contexts. She investigates methods for representing cities, computer-aided rendering of historical architecture, and modern graphic representation of architectural projects. Her work integrates advanced technologies like 3D laser scanning and BIM for heritage documentation and urban analysis. Her recent publications reflect a strong trend in urban survey, digital modeling, heritage conservation, and post-disaster reconstruction. Themes include BIM applications (eBIM project), representation in urban planning, and interdisciplinary drawing methodologies. The research spans from Renaissance architecture to contemporary sustainable city design. Scientific Responsible, eBIM Project (POR_FESR Emilia Romagna, 2018) Member, Scientific Technical Committee of Italian Design Union (UID) Editorial Committee Member, 'design' magazine (UID) Rector’s Delegate for Orientation, University of Parma Member, PhD Teaching Staff in Civil Engineering and Architecture Prof. Vernizzi has supervised numerous PhD theses and participated in major research grants, including PRIN and international collaborations. She has led multiple third-mission projects with municipalities and cultural institutions, focusing on urban regeneration, post-earthquake reconstruction, and digital documentation of heritage sites. Her work bridges academia and public policy. She leads and participates in research teams and labs focused on architectural survey, digital representation, and sustainable urban development. These include collaborations with the Interdepartmental Center for Energy and the Environment (CIDEA), Superintendence for Architectural Heritage, and international partners such as the University of Ferrara and ERASMUS+ programs.