جست‌وجوی استاد و پژوهشگر

• Imbalanced Data
• Mental Health
• Genetic Screening
• +۴ مورد دیگر

Lavlin Agrawal serves as Assistant Professor in the Department of Business Information Systems and Analytics within the College of Business at North Carolina Agricultural and Technical State University. Holding a Ph.D. in Management and M.S. in Management Information Systems from University at Buffalo, their research contributes to UN Sustainable Development Goals related to education and health equity. Research focuses span mental health technology , genetic screening accessibility , and financial data analytics . Key areas include developing mental health apps for paternal postpartum depression, analyzing barriers in cancer genetic testing, and addressing imbalanced data in P2P money transfers using advanced statistical methods. Work intersects computer science, public health, and behavioral economics. Recent publications demonstrate strong trends in digital health interventions and fintech analytics. The 2024-2025 output shows concentrated expertise in cross-sectional health studies and machine learning applications for imbalanced datasets, with significant work on racial disparities in telemental health access. Teaching responsibilities include Data and Knowledge Management and Intro to Data Analysis and Org . While no formal awards are listed, research has garnered attention across academic platforms with 27 total reader captures reported across publications. Active in collaborative research with colleagues including Purao, Chaudhary, and Sharman, current projects examine prosocial behavior in crisis lending and mental health app efficacy. Work maintains strong connections to practical applications in healthcare technology and financial systems.

• Deception Psychology
• Behavior Psychology
• Risk Assessment
• +۳ مورد دیگر

Mariëlle Stel is an Associate Professor in the Department of Psychology within the Faculty of Behavioral, Management and Social Sciences at the University of Twente. Her research focuses on deception detection, risk assessment, and social behavior dynamics, with significant contributions to understanding how physiological and environmental cues influence human judgment. Her primary research interests include deception psychology (particularly nonverbal cues in online and offline contexts), risk-taking behavior in adverse environments, and prejudice reduction interventions. Notable work examines speciesism reduction through prejudice-based approaches and the role of facial cues in social decision-making. She employs diverse methodologies including eye-tracking, virtual reality simulations, and structural equation modeling. Her publication record shows consistent output since 2008 with 59 research outputs including 39 articles, 8 reports, and 4 abstracts. Recent work demonstrates increasing focus on digital deception (online reviews) and sustainability-related behavior change. Her research spans interdisciplinary applications in consumer behavior, health psychology, and environmental decision-making. Stel actively contributes to academic discourse through conference presentations, including recent work on virtual reality investigations of environmental harshness effects (2023) and early adversity impacts on health behaviors (2021). She collaborates extensively within the University of Twente and with international researchers, evidenced by multi-institutional datasets. Her research group maintains three significant datasets on physiognomic beliefs, facial cue influences in peer markets, and social decision-making mechanisms. These resources support ongoing work in behavioral prediction models and intervention development. Current projects focus on translating deception detection research into practical applications for digital platforms and sustainability initiatives.

• Strategic Communication
• Organizational Communication
• Media Quality Assessment
• +۷ مورد دیگر

Philipp Bachmann serves as Professor and Head of the Competence Center Business Communication at the Institute for Communication and Marketing (IKM) within the Lucerne School of Business at Lucerne University of Applied Sciences and Arts (HSLU). He leads research initiatives focused on media quality, strategic communication, and attention economics while managing the Platinum Open Access journal Studies in Communication Sciences as its Managing Director. His work bridges academic research with practical applications in media economics and organizational communication. Education: Doctorate (Dr. rer. soc.) at the University of Fribourg (CH) Magister Artium (MA) in Political Science, Sociology, Communication and Media Studies at the University of Leipzig Additional studies at universities of Göttingen, Stockholm and Leipzig CAS "Blockchain" at Lucerne University of Applied Sciences and Arts Professor Bachmann's research centers on organizational communication, strategic communication, and media quality assessment. He investigates how digital transformation affects media business models, with particular focus on attention markets, CSR communication, and the legitimacy challenges facing public service media. His work examines the tension between commercial pressures and journalistic integrity, especially regarding native advertising and platform competition. His recent publications reveal a clear trajectory toward understanding media quality in the digital age, with increasing focus on AI's impact on communication professions. The research spans media economics, organizational theory, and digital sociology, consistently examining how traditional media institutions adapt to platform-dominated environments while maintaining quality standards and public trust. Scientific Awards: SGKM Dissertation Prize (2016) for Best Dissertation Arthur W. Page Benchmarking Award (2015) for Conference Paper As Managing Director of Studies in Communication Sciences, Professor Bachmann has significantly shaped scholarly discourse in the field. His leadership extends to directing the Media Quality Rating (MQR) projects and organizing major conferences including the 2023 SGKM Annual Conference. His research projects frequently address pressing industry challenges such as the business model crisis in quality media, cyber resilience for communicators, and the integration of sustainability communication. Professor Bachmann leads the Competence Center Business Communication at IKM, which conducts applied research on media quality, strategic communication, and attention economics. The center collaborates with media organizations, public institutions, and industry partners to develop practical solutions for contemporary communication challenges while maintaining rigorous academic standards.

Linn-Birgit Kampen Kristensenمشاهده پروفایل

دانشیار

• Innovation
• Diffusion
• Creative Industries
• +۶ مورد دیگر

Linn-Birgit Kampen Kristensen serves as Associate Professor in the Department of Communication and Culture at BI Norwegian Business School and holds a leadership role as Associate Dean for the Bachelor of Science in Creative Industries Management since August 2022. She is an active member of the BI Centre for Creative Industries, contributing to interdisciplinary research on digital transformations in cultural sectors. Her academic credentials include a PhD in Communication from the University of Oslo (2020), complemented by a Master of Science (2014) and Bachelor of Science (2012), both earned at BI Norwegian Business School. PhD in Communication, University of Oslo, 2020 Master of Science, BI Norwegian Business School, 2014 Bachelor of Science, BI Norwegian Business School, 2012 Kristensen's research program critically examines innovation diffusion, diversity dynamics, and marketing strategies within creative industries undergoing digital disruption. Her work investigates how global digital infrastructures reshape national cultural policies, with particular focus on book industries, streaming services, and generational consumption patterns. She employs mixed-method approaches to analyze emotional attachments to physical media versus digital formats and barriers to technology adoption. Analysis of her publication record reveals consistent exploration of digital book ecosystems, with emphasis on consumer behavior toward streaming services, influencer marketing in media launches, and diversity outcomes in national digital collections. Her research bridges theoretical frameworks from innovation diffusion, technology acceptance, and cultural policy studies. As an educator, Kristensen teaches core courses in creative industries management, communication, sustainable project management, and innovation. She actively supervises bachelor's and master's theses while leading the Digitization and Diversity research project funded by the Norwegian Research Council (grant 247602). Her work directly informs policy discussions on maintaining cultural diversity in platform-dominated media landscapes. Her institutional contributions extend through the BI Centre for Creative Industries, where she collaborates on projects examining digital transformations across publishing, festival management, and library services, with particular attention to accessibility challenges in emerging streaming platforms.

Berdien B E van der Donkمشاهده پروفایل

مدرس

• Developments in internet criminality
• The applicability of private companies' 'house rules'
• Digital enforcement
• +۷ مورد دیگر

Berdien van der Donk is a PhD fellow at the Centre for Private Governance (CEPRI) within the Faculty of Law at the University of Copenhagen. She previously served as a Lecturer in EU Internet Law at Copenhagen Business School (2019-2023) and in IT Law at Copenhagen University (2019-2020). Professionally, she works as a Legal Analyst for trademark and domain name cases at Clarivate's Darts-IP in Brussels. Her academic work includes visiting research positions at Tilburg University's TILT Institute (2021-2022) and the University of Bologna's CIRSFID (2022), along with participation in Harvard University's Berkman Klein Center Research Sprint on Takedowns and Transparency (2022). Her educational background comprises a PhD from the University of Copenhagen (2019-2023), a cand.jur (LL.M.) from the same institution (2018), an LL.M. in Corporate Law from Leiden University (2017), and an LL.B. from Utrecht University (2015). She maintains C2 proficiency in Danish, Dutch, and English, with C1/B2 proficiency in Italian, facilitating multilingual legal scholarship across European jurisdictions. Dr. van der Donk's research centers on the legal frameworks governing digital spaces, with particular emphasis on content moderation systems, access rights on social media platforms, and the application of fundamental rights in privately governed online environments. Her doctoral dissertation, 'Digital Bouncers: A European roadmap to navigate access rights and moderation issues on social media platforms,' develops a four-layer framework (foundational, access, content, and enforcement) to address the complex legal challenges surrounding platform governance. Her work critically examines how private companies function as de facto rule-makers in digital public spheres. Her scholarly output reveals consistent focus on the intersection of intellectual property law, platform regulation, and fundamental rights protection, with increasing attention to the implementation of the Digital Services Act across European jurisdictions. Her publications demonstrate methodological diversity, combining comparative legal analysis, doctrinal study, and case law examination to develop practical frameworks for resolving platform governance challenges. Award of a travel grant from the Reinholdt W. Jorck og Hustrus Fond (December 2021) HBI-GIG ARTS Emerging Scholars Grant (April 2022) Stipend for participation in Harvard University's Takedowns and Transparency Research Sprint (May 2022) Dr. van der Donk actively contributes to academic discourse through conference organization (including the Legal Tech Hackathon and Law, Innovation & Vulnerability conference) and participation in international research networks like the Global Digital Human Rights Network. Her 'Digital Bouncers' framework offers a structured approach to resolving legal ambiguities in content moderation, with implications for judges, platforms, and out-of-court dispute resolution bodies across Europe. Her research remains closely affiliated with CEPRI at the University of Copenhagen while extending through international collaborations with institutions across the Netherlands, Italy, and the United States, reflecting the inherently transnational nature of digital platform governance challenges.

Randi Lykke-Sylvestمشاهده پروفایل

پژوهشگر ارشد

• Reproductive Health
• Fertility Awareness
• Social Medicine
• +۵ مورد دیگر

Randi Lykke-Sylvest is an active researcher and educator at the University of Copenhagen's Department of Public Health, Faculty of Health and Medical Sciences. She holds dual positions as an External Postdoc and Assistant lecturer within the Section of Social Medicine, focusing on reproductive health and fertility issues. Her educational background includes a Public Health qualification from the University of Copenhagen awarded on June 1, 2013. She previously completed PhD studies at Hvidovre Hospital, Denmark, from August 2017 to September 2021. Lykke-Sylvest's research primarily centers on fertility awareness, family formation, and the psychosocial dimensions of reproductive health. Her work examines both male and female perspectives on fertility decision-making, with particular attention to how cancer survivorship impacts reproductive choices. She investigates how healthcare interventions can better address the needs of individuals navigating fertility challenges, with a strong emphasis on communication strategies and patient experiences. Analysis of her publication record from 2016-2024 reveals a consistent research trajectory focused on practical applications in fertility counseling and assessment. Her recent work (2022-2024) increasingly emphasizes young adults' fertility awareness and communication strategies, while her earlier research established foundations in understanding how cancer survivorship and relationship status affect family planning decisions. Her research has generated significant academic attention, with multiple articles receiving citations in Scopus and substantial readership on platforms like Mendeley. Her work has been referenced by social media users across X (formerly Twitter) and Bluesky, and has been picked up by news outlets, indicating broader societal relevance. Lykke-Sylvest maintains active research collaborations across Denmark, particularly with clinicians at fertility clinics and hospitals. Her work demonstrates an interdisciplinary approach that bridges clinical practice, public health, and social science perspectives on reproductive health.

• Media policy and media regulation
• New Media
• Broadcasting
• +۸ مورد دیگر

Vilde Schanke Sundet is an Associate Professor at Oslo Metropolitan University's Department of Journalism and Media Studies within the Faculty of Social Sciences. She specializes in media industry transformations, media policy, and audience studies with particular expertise in television. Currently leading the Research Council of Norway-funded project 'GLOBAL NATIVES? Serving young audiences on global media platforms' (2021-2025), she investigates how media producers and policymakers can remain relevant to younger generations in the streaming era. Her research interests span media policy and regulation, new media, broadcasting, digitalization, social media, and streaming. Sundet examines how media industries adapt to digital transformation, particularly focusing on youth audiences and platform dynamics. She has published extensively on streaming platforms, television evolution, and media policy challenges in the digital age, bridging academic research with practical policy applications. Analysis of her recent publications reveals consistent exploration of youth media consumption patterns across streaming platforms, the evolving relationship between traditional media and digital platforms, and regulatory challenges in the global media landscape. Her work demonstrates interdisciplinary engagement with media economics, policy studies, and audience research, particularly examining how media organizations navigate platform dominance and changing consumption habits. With practical experience from the Ministry of Culture (2010-2014) where she served as media policy advisor and senior advisor, Sundet currently contributes to media governance as deputy chairman of the Broadcasting Council. Her project leadership on youth media consumption demonstrates active grant acquisition and research management capabilities. She has authored the book 'Television Drama in the Age of Streaming' (2021) and co-authored 'TV - en innføring' (2010), establishing herself as a significant voice in Scandinavian media studies.

• Platform economies
• Finance communication
• Digital media
• +۴ مورد دیگر

Jacob Ørmen is an Associate Professor in the Department of Communication at the University of Copenhagen's Faculty of Humanities. His research critically examines platform economies and finance communication, focusing on how trading platforms and financial influencers normalize speculative investment behaviors in stocks and cryptocurrencies through strategic discourse and curation. Education: PhD, University of Copenhagen MA in Political Science, Central European University Research Focus: Ørmen investigates the interplay between digital curation strategies and user engagement across journalism and content platforms. His work spans platform economies, digital media measurement, log data analysis, and the societal impacts of finance-gaming convergence in youth culture. He develops comparative methodologies for analyzing streaming, gaming, and finance platforms through projects like "Level up your money game". Publication Trends: Recent work (2024-2025) reveals critical patterns: proprietary research infrastructures create epistemic vulnerabilities; financial influencers deploy calibration strategies to monetize risk narratives; platform recommender systems enforce rentier mechanisms; and youth culture increasingly blends gaming economies with speculative finance. His studies expose systemic value extraction cycles across platformized economies. Scientific Recognition: Top Faculty Paper Award - ICA Media Industries Division (2024) Academic Contributions: Ørmen supervises BA/MA projects in digital methods, economic analysis, and media studies. He leads collaborative projects including "Financial Youth Culture" and "Follow Me", examining how digital platforms reshape financial literacy and risk perception. His methodology integrates digital trace data with critical platform studies. Research Ecosystem: Working within Copenhagen's digital humanities hub, Ørmen collaborates with A. L. Gregersen, A. M. Thorhauge, and E. L. Hammar on cross-disciplinary teams studying platform governance. His work informs policy debates through frequent Danish media engagement and conference leadership on platform power dynamics.

• Augmented Reality
• Informatics in Education
• ICT in Legal Field
• +۴ مورد دیگر

Blagoj Nenovski serves as Associate Professor at the Faculty of Law, Kichevo, within St. Kliment Ohridski University - Bitola. He teaches Informatics 1 and 2 for undergraduate studies and pioneered the ICT in Scientific Research course for doctoral programs. Elected to his current rank in 2020, he holds dual specializations in Informatics and ICT Application in Higher Education. His academic journey includes: Diploma in Engineering (2009) from Technical Faculty in Bitola (8.63 GPA) Master's in Informatics and Computer Engineering (2012) (10.00 GPA) PhD in Informatics and Computer Engineering (2020) (10.00 GPA) Nenovski's research spans Augmented Reality systems, digital banking transformation, and disinformation countermeasures. His AR work focuses on outdoor object recognition using NFT markers, while legal domain contributions include establishing an ICT Training Department for lawyers. Recent banking sector studies analyze digital services' competitive impact, and cross-national research examines problematic internet use patterns. Publication trends reveal increasing focus on disinformation threats (particularly deepfakes) and spatial exploration technologies since 2022, while maintaining strong output in banking digitization and educational informatics. His interdisciplinary approach consistently bridges technical ICT solutions with domain-specific applications. Though no formal awards are documented, Nenovski actively serves on thesis evaluation committees, curriculum development boards for Law and Technology programs, and multiple university governance committees including elections oversight and study guide creation. He has coordinated research projects and provided peer review services for academic publications. As coordinator of the Department for ICT Training of Lawyers since 2021, he leads initiatives at the ICT-law intersection, developing digital resources for legal professionals. His technical proficiency spans Windows/Linux systems, Spring Boot, React, JavaScript, and network security frameworks, supporting both academic innovation and administrative responsibilities including OJS system management for university journals.