جست‌وجوی استاد و پژوهشگر

Jeremy M. Kellyمشاهده پروفایل

استادیار

• Clinical Psychology
• Psychiatry
• Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder (OCD)
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Jeremy M. Kelly is a Part-Time Assistant Professor in the Department of Psychiatry at the University of Rochester Medical Center (School of Medicine and Dentistry). His academic work bridges clinical psychology and psychiatry with a focus on obsessive-compulsive disorder, trauma, and decision-making under uncertainty. PhD in Clinical Psychology, Southern Illinois University at Carbondale (2020) MA in Clinical Psychology, Southern Illinois University at Carbondale (2017) MAPP in Applied Positive Psychology, University of Pennsylvania (2011) BA in Psychology, Kenyon College (2007) Kelly’s research explores cognitive biases in psychiatric populations, particularly OCD and hoarding disorders. His studies employ experience-sampling methods to analyze uncertainty processing and retrospective memory distortions. He also investigates digital mental health interventions, such as anxiety-targeting mobile applications, and contributes to geriatric oncology by examining self-perceived age’s role in chemotherapy decisions. His recent publications demonstrate expertise in: Clinical Psychology Geriatric Oncology Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder Decision-Making Under Uncertainty Behavioral Science Technology-Enhanced Mental Health Kelly’s collaborations span multidisciplinary teams in psychiatry, geriatrics, and behavioral science. No scientific awards or student advisement details were explicitly mentioned in the provided text.

• Mental Health
• Eating Disorders
• Body Image
• +۱۲ مورد دیگر

Inge Gnatt is a Lecturer in Psychology within the School of Health Sciences at Swinburne University of Technology, Australia. She is a registered psychologist and PhD candidate in Clinical Psychology, with a strong focus on mental health research and teaching. Her affiliations are centered at Swinburne, where she contributes to both undergraduate and postgraduate education. PhD (Clinical Psychology), Swinburne University of Technology (Expected: 19 Jun 2025) Bachelor of Psychology (Honours), Swinburne University of Technology (18 Dec 2017) Graduate Diploma of Psychology, University of Melbourne Bachelor of Dance, Victorian College of The Arts/University of Melbourne Her research interests span mental health with a focus on eating disorders, body image, trauma, and PTSD. She also investigates dance performance psychology, particularly psychological support during key career transitions in dance. Her work emphasizes compassion-focused therapy, emotion dysregulation, shame, and the integration of lived experience in mental health research and practice. Her recent publications reflect a strong trend in clinical and applied psychology, particularly in comorbid mental health conditions, public mental health workforce challenges, and innovative treatment models. She frequently collaborates on studies related to trauma, eating disorders, and workforce sustainability, often using mixed-methods and systematic review approaches. Deputy Vice Chancellor (Research) Writing Award (2022) Postgraduate Students Clinical Research Grant, Australian Psychological Society (2020) Inge Gnatt supervises Honours students and is involved in teaching across brain and behaviour, mental health diagnosis, sport psychology, and advanced clinical practice. She has contributed to public discourse through media engagements on topics such as emotional eating, social media risks for eating disorders, and dancer health. While specific labs or research teams are not mentioned, her collaborative work suggests active participation in mental health research networks at Swinburne.

Jennifer Huntمشاهده پروفایل

استاد

• Labor Economics
• Immigration Economics
• Wage Inequality
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Jennifer Hunt is a Professor of Economics at Rutgers University, specializing in labor market analysis with a particular focus on immigration economics. She maintains an affiliation as a DIW Fellow with the German Socio-Economic Panel study at the German Institute for Economic Research (DIW Berlin). Education: Ph.D. in Economics, Harvard University Bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering, Massachusetts Institute of Technology Professor Hunt has established herself as a leading researcher in labor economics, with particular expertise in immigration effects on labor markets, wage inequality, and innovation. Her work spans multiple continents and addresses both developed and developing economies. She has conducted significant research on the German labor market, particularly during the post-reunification transition period in East Germany. Her current research focuses on the geographic spread of technology, immigration and wage inequality, while her past research has encompassed unemployment, the science and engineering workforce, the transition from communism, crime and corruption. Her publication record demonstrates consistent high-impact research across several major economic journals. Hunt's work shows particular strength in analyzing how immigration affects innovation through patenting activity, why women disproportionately leave engineering fields, wage inequality dynamics, and the economic transition in East Germany. Her research methodology typically combines rigorous empirical analysis with careful consideration of policy implications. Professor Hunt has held significant government positions, serving as Chief Economist of the U.S. Department of Labor (2013-2014) and Deputy Assistant Secretary for Microeconomic Analysis at the U.S. Department of the Treasury (2014-2015). Prior to joining Rutgers in 2011, she held academic positions at McGill University, the University of Montreal, and Yale University. Her work has gained international recognition, as evidenced by her recent interview with Dagens Nyheter (Swedish newspaper) where she discussed her research findings that "the entire economy benefits from immigration" and that "it is an advantage if migrants have low education."

• Artificial Intelligence
• Human-Computer Interaction
• User Modeling
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Cristina Conati is a Professor at the University of British Columbia, Canada, with an extensive research portfolio spanning artificial intelligence, human-computer interaction, and educational technology. Her work focuses on developing intelligent systems that adapt to user characteristics and behaviors, particularly through the analysis of eye-tracking data and other implicit user signals. Her research interests include user-adaptive visualizations, intelligent tutoring systems, explainable AI, and eye-tracking analysis. She investigates how AI can be used to personalize user experiences, particularly in educational contexts, by modeling user cognitive abilities, emotional states, and learning behaviors. Her work often bridges theoretical AI research with practical applications in education and decision support. Analysis of her recent publications (2023-2025) shows a strong focus on explainable AI in educational contexts, adaptive visualization techniques, and the use of eye-tracking to understand and support user interactions. Her research demonstrates a consistent trajectory toward making AI systems more transparent, adaptive, and effective for diverse users across various domains including education, healthcare, and decision-making. Extensive work on user modeling through eye-tracking data Development of adaptive visualization techniques Research on explainable AI for educational applications Studies on how individual differences affect user-system interaction Her research has significant implications for designing more effective educational technologies, decision support systems, and user interfaces that can adapt to individual user needs and characteristics. She has been instrumental in advancing the field of user-adaptive interfaces through both theoretical contributions and practical implementations.

• Medical Sociology
• Health Communication
• Trust in Healthcare
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Helge Skirbekk is a Professor at Oslo Metropolitan University, affiliated with the Faculty of Health Sciences and the Department of Nursing and Health Promotion. He serves as Head of Studies in his area of responsibility and is a prominent medical sociologist focusing on trust, health literacy, and clinical communication within healthcare systems. Full-time academic faculty member Active researcher in medical sociology and health communication Key contributor to national and international discourse on healthcare trust Skirbekk's research interests span trust in healthcare , health literacy , medical ethics , user participation , clinical communication , and the philosophy of science . His work integrates theoretical frameworks from Habermas and Wittgenstein with qualitative methodologies to explore social dynamics in medicine. He is particularly interested in how trust influences patient autonomy, communication, and healthcare management. His recent publications (2022–2025) reveal a strong thematic focus on trust in clinical and organizational settings, including systematic reviews on interprofessional trust, trustworthy management, and patient trust before and during the pandemic. Articles also address health literacy, pediatric care challenges, and physician roles in mental health and general practice. These works are published in reputable journals such as BMC Health Services Research , Health Care Analysis , and BMC Public Health , reflecting a consistent contribution to health services research and medical sociology. Although no specific scientific awards are listed, Skirbekk has an extensive publication record, including textbooks like Tillit i Norge (2012), research reports, and over 200 dissemination activities. His work is supported through institutional research funding and collaborative projects, such as the study on digital health literacy for people with long-term conditions. Skirbekk has supervised or collaborated on research with scholars like Stein Conradsen, Morten Magelssen, and Andreea Isabela Varga. He is actively involved in research groups such as (Re)habilitation – Individuals, Services and Society, and Empowerment Health Communication. He regularly presents at conferences including NERA and ICCH, demonstrating strong engagement in academic and public discourse.

Bogda Koczwaraمشاهده پروفایل

استاد

• Medical Oncology
• Cancer Survivorship
• Psycho-oncology
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Professor Bogda Koczwara is a medical oncologist and Senior Staff Specialist at the Flinders Centre for Innovation in Cancer. She is affiliated with Flinders University's College of Medicine and Public Health and contributes to the Flinders Digital Health Research Centre. Her clinical expertise spans breast cancer management, cancer survivorship, psycho-oncology, and supportive care, with additional focus on health services development and cancer education for healthcare professionals. Her research portfolio includes survivorship research , health services research in cancer , clinical trials , and qualitative research on patient experiences. She leads international collaborations and has contributed to defining research priorities for cancer survivorship care. Her work aligns with UN Sustainable Development Goals related to health and well-being. Specialized in cardio-oncology and digital health interventions Developed the Flinders Survivorship Program Active in clinical trial design and implementation science Professor Koczwara has presented at major conferences, including oral presentations on comorbidity management in breast cancer survivors and self-management approaches in lifestyle interventions. She maintains an h-index of 40 based on 323 research outputs and 6856 citations.

Brita Ytre-Arneمشاهده پروفایل

استاد

• Media Use in Everyday Life
• Audience Research
• News Avoidance
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Brita Ytre-Arne is a Professor at the Department of Information Science and Media Studies (University of Bergen). Her research focuses on Bergen Media Use Research Group and Bergen Media Studies Research Group , with key interests in media use in everyday life, news avoidance, algorithmic perceptions, and cross-media public connection. Current Projects: Media Use in Crisis Situations (2021-2025, PI, Norwegian Research Council) IMAGINE (Citizen Perceptions of AI in Everyday Life) Understanding Media Experiences (Work Package 1, SFI MediaFutures) Research Trends: Her recent publications examine climate change communication, digital disconnection practices, algorithmic folk theories, and pandemic-era media behaviors. Methodologically, she specializes in qualitative approaches including interviews and diary studies. Notable Works: Media Use in Digital Everyday Life (open access textbook), The Future of Audiences (Palgrave Macmillan co-editor), and co-led CEDAR (European foresight network 2014-2017).

Irosh Fernandoمشاهده پروفایل

مدرس ارشد

• Psychiatry
• Digital Health
• Health Informatics
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Dr. Irosh Fernando is a Conjoint Senior Lecturer at the School of Medicine and Public Health , University of Newcastle , with a dual background in psychiatry and computer science. He holds medical degrees (MBBS, 2000; MD Psychiatry, 2006) from the University of Colombo, a MPhil in Computer Science (Open University Sri-Lanka, 2006), and a PhD in Computer Science (University of Newcastle, 2017), complemented by a Master of Biostatistics (University of Sydney). PhD Research: Diagnostic Algorithms Subspecialty: Medical Expert Systems Research Interests focus on revitalizing medical expert systems through: Development of orthogonal vector projection for diagnostic reasoning Clinical decision support system design Mathematical modeling of depression dynamics Pattern-based formulation methodologies Integration of biostatistics in psychiatric assessment Telepsychiatry and mobile health applications Scientific Contributions include creating the Mental State Examination Scale (MSES) and Pattern-Based Formulation (PBF) framework. His work combines control theory with clinical data to model illness trajectories and treatment responses. Grant Leadership shows sustained funding from Hunter New England Local Health District and Priority Research Centre for Brain and Mental Health Research for projects like: 2020-2023 : Online mental health assessment trials 2018-2022 : Mobile application for psychiatric triaging 2022-2023 : Chest pain diagnostics via algorithms

• Human Factors in Security and Privacy Research
• Empirical Software Engineering
• Software Supply Chain Security
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Prof. Dr. Yasemin Acar serves as a Professor in the Department of Computer Science within the Faculty of Computer Science, Electrical Engineering and Mathematics at Paderborn University. She leads research in the Empirical Software Engineering group, focusing on human-centered security and privacy challenges. Her work bridges theoretical security concepts with practical implementation in real-world software systems. Dr. Acar's research interests center on understanding the human factors that influence security and privacy in software development. She investigates how developers interact with security mechanisms, how privacy policies are communicated across professional boundaries, and how cryptographic research translates to practical applications. Her work particularly addresses the growing challenges in software supply chain security and the trust relationships within open-source ecosystems. Through empirical methods including interviews, surveys, and mixed-methods studies, she identifies communication gaps between different stakeholders in the security ecosystem. Her recent publications reveal a strong focus on practical security challenges, particularly examining how geopolitical events impact security practices, how to measure trust in software dependencies, and the difficulties in implementing cryptographic solutions in real products. This research trajectory demonstrates her commitment to addressing security problems at the intersection of human behavior and technical systems. Dr. Acar actively mentors students through multiple courses including Seminar: Advances in Human Factors in Security and Privacy Research and two Proseminars introducing Human Factors in Security and Privacy Research. Her teaching directly reflects her research expertise, preparing the next generation of security researchers to consider human elements in technical security solutions. She leads research projects including Enabling a Secure and Trustworthy Software Supply Chain , demonstrating her leadership in addressing critical infrastructure challenges in modern software development. Her empirical approach to security problems provides valuable insights for both academic research and industry practice.

April Carconeمشاهده پروفایل

استاد پژوهشی

• Patient-Provider Communication
• Motivational Interviewing
• Behavioral Health Research
• +۴ مورد دیگر

April Carcone is a Research Professor at the Department of Family Medicine and Public Health Sciences within Wayne State University's School of Medicine. She specializes in behavioral health research, with a focus on patient-provider communication, behavioral interventions for chronic illnesses, and implementation science. Her work targets pediatric and emerging adult populations dealing with obesity, type 1 diabetes, asthma, and HIV. Education: BA and MSW from University of Michigan, PhD from Wayne State University Research Interests: Dr. Carcone's research spans three main areas: (1) examining mechanisms of Motivational Interviewing in clinical contexts; (2) developing behavioral interventions for chronic illness management in youth; and (3) using implementation science to bridge academic interventions with real-world application. Her projects include the IDEA Project, Neural Conversational Agent for Weight Loss Counseling, and the ATHENA Project. Recent Publications focus on eHealth interventions, diabetes distress, asthma care coordination, and community health worker programs, reflecting trends in digital health tools, behavioral science integration, and addressing health disparities through participatory methods. Teaching: Dr. Carcone teaches Health Program Evaluation (FPH7230) at Wayne State University.

Ashra Khanomمشاهده پروفایل

پژوهشگر ارشد

• Health services research
• Pre-hospital care
• Linking data
• +۷ مورد دیگر

Dr. Ashra Khanom is a Senior Research Fellow in Health Data Science at Swansea University's Faculty of Medicine, Health and Life Sciences, and a researcher at the PRIME Cymru Centre, which focuses on primary care and emergency care research funded by Health and Care Research Wales. Dr. Khanom's research expertise centers on prevention and early intervention strategies to address health inequalities and improve healthcare access, particularly for vulnerable populations. Her work utilizes linked health data, emphasizes patient and public participation, and involves extensive collaboration with NHS services, third sector organizations, and international partners in Morocco and Tunisia. She has made significant contributions to understanding healthcare access for asylum seekers and refugees through the HEAR study, which is incorporated into the British Medical Association's refugee and asylum seeker patient health toolkit. Her scholarly output demonstrates a consistent focus on health services research with an increasing emphasis on international collaborations, particularly with North African countries. Dr. Khanom's recent publications (2021-2025) reveal sophisticated methodologies including narrative inquiry, linked data analysis, and participatory approaches to address complex healthcare challenges facing marginalized communities. Health and Care Research Wales Participation and Public Engagement Award Swansea University Research and Innovation Early Career Researcher Award Dr. Khanom actively supervises PhD students researching maternity care for refugees and diagnostic processes for autoimmune diseases. She teaches Health Services Research and capstone research projects. Her substantial grant portfolio includes the PRIME Cymru Centre (2015-2025, £9.1M), CYMELL (2022-2024, £230K), and BE SURE (2021-2023, £737K). Beyond academia, she serves as treasurer and trustee of Neath Port Talbot BME Association and collaborates with MIND Neath Port Talbot on wellbeing initiatives. She contributed to the Welsh Government's Health and Social Care Committee report 'Connecting the dots: tackling mental health inequalities in Wales' in December 2022.

• Midwifery
• Childbirth
• Qualitative Research Methods
• +۵ مورد دیگر

Tine Schauer Eri is a department head at the Faculty of Health Sciences, Oslo Metropolitan University , where she serves as Study Leader in Area 1. Her research focuses on midwifery care, qualitative methods, maternal health, and the social determinants of childbirth experiences. PhD from the University of Bergen (2011) Leader of the Babies Born Better (B3) project, a longitudinal study analyzing maternal experiences in Norway Collaborates with Nordic institutions on midwifery theory development Her work addresses qualitative dimensions of childbirth , including compassionate care, pandemic impacts on parenting, and midwifery-led continuity models. She has published extensively in journals like Midwifery , Qualitative Health Research , and Sexual & Reproductive HealthCare , with a focus on women’s narratives and systemic challenges in obstetric care. The Babies Born Better research program underpins many of her recent publications, emphasizing normal birth practices, user perspectives, and the integration of qualitative evidence into policy. She has presented findings at international conferences, including the International Normal Labour and Birth Research Conference and Nordic Midwifery Congress . Eri's work intersects midwifery, nursing science, and global health, particularly in low- and middle-income country settings. Projects like her 2011 PhD dissertation on first-time mothers' experiences in Norway laid the groundwork for her later research on intrapartum care and pandemic-related stressors.

• Deep Learning
• Medical Imaging
• Image Compression
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Ashik Mostafa Alvi is a Part-Time Lecturer in Information Technology at the First Year College , Victoria University (Melbourne, Australia). With a PhD in Information Technology and affiliations spanning research, teaching, and industry, Alvi specializes in deep learning applications for EEG data analysis , particularly in detecting Alzheimer’s disease and mild cognitive impairment . His work bridges medical imaging , computer vision , and big data analytics . PhD in Information Technology from Victoria University Part-Time Lecturer since 2023 Former Academic Sessional (2020-2023) Researcher in Maribyrnong Smart City Project (2019-2020) His research focuses on neurological disorder detection using EEG data, with recent publications on LSTM-based frameworks , residual networks , and adaptive image processing . Alvi also contributes to urban mobility analysis, particularly in Bangladesh. Key skills include Python, MATLAB, Laravel, and IEEE publication standards. Externally, he serves as a reviewer for journals like IEEE Transactions on Big Data and participates in cricket associations.

Alison Tingleمشاهده پروفایل

پژوهشگر ارشد

• Social Care
• Ageing
• Dementia
• +۳ مورد دیگر

Alison Tingle is a Research Fellow at the Centre for Research in Public Health and Community Care within the School of Health and Social Work at the University of Hertfordshire. Her career focuses on social care, ageing, dementia, and digital technologies to enhance community wellbeing. Education: PhD in Social Care and Social Work from Manchester Metropolitan University (2021) MSc in Advanced Care in Dementia from King's College London (2014) BSc (Hons) Psychology from Manchester Metropolitan University (1993) Research Interests: Alison's work addresses inequalities in social care, cultural activities for older adults, and digital technologies to support carers and community-dwelling older adults. She has explored Age Friendly Cities and led projects on dementia care. Publications (2023-2025): Her recent outputs include a systematic review on non-pharmacological interventions for people with dementia living alone and a series of reports analyzing digital technologies' role in social wellbeing for older adults. These intersect with social work, geriatric psychiatry, and age-friendly policy design. Projects: Alison is currently active in the NPPASC (National Priority for Adult Social Care and Social Work) project (2020-2025) and the Evaluation of the NDTi Community Led Support programme, collaborating with professionals like K. Almack and J. Forder.

Andrea Christina Schöpf-Lazzarinoمشاهده پروفایل

پژوهشگر

• Health Services Research
• Chronic Illness Communication
• Rehabilitation Psychology
• +۳ مورد دیگر

Andrea Christina Schöpf-Lazzarino serves as Senior Researcher at Careum School of Health, Kalaidos University of Applied Sciences (Switzerland) since September 2022, focusing on health services research for chronically ill populations and financial burden analysis. Education: PhD in Psychology from Trinity College, Ireland Psychology studies at Catholic University of Eichstätt and University of Mannheim, Germany Research Focus: Specializes in patient communication training for chronic illnesses, rheumatic disorders, and healthcare personnel interactions. Current work integrates systemic counseling approaches with health services research through mixed-methods designs including semistructured interviews. Publication Trends: Recent outputs (2022-2025) emphasize digital health interventions for back pain management and medical information access, alongside socioeconomic analyses of chronic illness in Swiss populations, reflecting growing interest in technology-enabled care solutions and financial vulnerability. Active Grants: GiveCare: Gender-sensitive end-of-life care project (2025-2028) as Co-Investigator FINK: Chronic illness financial burden study (2024-2027) as Co-Investigator Prior Experience: Research associate at University Hospital Freiburg (2013-2019) in Health Services Research and Rehabilitation (SEVERA), Project Manager for Physioswiss (2021-2022), and certified systemic counselor (DGSF).