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Houpeng Chen is a Research Professor at the Chinese Academy of Sciences, specifically affiliated with the School of Microsystem and Information Technology in the Department of Microelectronics. With over two decades of research experience since the early 2000s, Chen has established himself as a leading expert in memory systems and circuit design, particularly in the areas of Phase Change Memory and neuromorphic computing. Chen's research primarily focuses on advanced memory technologies, with particular emphasis on Phase Change Memory (PCM) systems, neuromorphic computing architectures, and analog circuit design for memory applications. His work spans from fundamental circuit design for memory systems to advanced computing architectures that leverage novel memory technologies. A significant portion of his recent work explores in-memory computing paradigms and brain-inspired computing systems, demonstrating a strategic shift toward next-generation computing architectures that address the limitations of traditional von Neumann systems. Analysis of Chen's publication record shows a clear evolution from traditional circuit design toward more innovative memory-based computing architectures. His recent work demonstrates strong expertise in 3D cross-point memory systems, in-memory computing, and neuromorphic hardware implementations. The research shows consistent quality with publications in top-tier IEEE journals and conferences, indicating strong recognition within the semiconductor and memory research community. As evidenced by the authorship patterns in his publications, Chen has successfully mentored numerous graduate students and junior researchers who have gone on to become first authors on significant publications. His collaborative network includes extensive work with Zhitang Song, Qian Wang, and Xi Li, suggesting a well-established research group with strong internal collaboration.

• Phase Change Memory
• Neuromorphic Computing
• Very Large Scale Integration
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Dr.-Ing. Andreas Hoffmann is affiliated with RWTH Aachen University as a researcher at the Chair of Software for Systems on Silicon. His work focuses on the intersection of software development and silicon-based systems. Research Interests: Design of system-on-chip architectures Hardware-software co-design methodologies Embedded systems programming Very large-scale integration (VLSI) design approaches Computer architecture optimization for silicon systems Application-specific integrated circuit (ASIC) software development

• Software Engineering
• Embedded Systems
• Computer Architecture
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Dr. David Bertermann is a Researcher at the Chair of Geology within the GeoCenter Northern Bavaria at Friedrich-Alexander-Universität Erlangen-Nürnberg (FAU). His work focuses on shallow geothermal energy systems, applied soil science, and hydrological modeling, with an emphasis on sustainable energy solutions and environmental data analysis. University: Friedrich-Alexander-Universität Erlangen-Nürnberg Department: Chair of Geology Role: Research Group Leader, Shallow Geothermal Energy Dr. Bertermann's research integrates geospatial data, soil properties, and groundwater dynamics to optimize geothermal systems. His recent publications highlight topics such as groundwater-geothermal interactions, thermal conductivity modeling, and GIS-based potential mapping. He collaborates on European projects like Cheap-GSHPs, focusing on efficient ground source heat exchangers and large-scale geothermal collector systems. Key journals include Groundwater , Energies , Geosciences , and Sustainability . His work bridges geological data with practical energy solutions, emphasizing climate resilience and resource sustainability. Dr. Bertermann is based at FAU's GeoCenter Northern Bavaria in Erlangen, Germany, and actively contributes to geothermal research through field experiments, laboratory testing, and cross-institutional collaborations.

• Geothermal Energy
• Applied Soil Science
• Hydrology
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Kishore Kumar Pakkirisami Churchill is an academic researcher focused on the design and optimization of RF energy harvesting systems, integrated circuits, and IoT applications. His work emphasizes high-efficiency energy conversion, CMOS technology integration, and reconfigurable circuit design for wireless sensor networks and IoT devices. Collaborating with experts like Harikrishnan Ramiah and Yong Chen, he has contributed to advancements in rectifier architectures, charge pump systems, and ambient RF energy harvesting front-ends. Research highlights include developing a reconfigurable CMOS stack rectifier achieving 47.91% peak power conversion efficiency for IoT/WSN applications (2023) and a dual-topology CMOS rectifier with 19.5-dB dynamic range (2023). His publications span IEEE Transactions on Very Large Scale Integration Systems and other top venues, showcasing innovations in low-voltage operation, dynamic range optimization, and hybrid energy harvesting solutions. Though affiliations are not explicitly stated in the provided texts, his research aligns with departments specializing in electrical engineering or microelectronics. He maintains an active collaboration network and consistently publishes on cutting-edge topics in energy harvesting and circuit design.

• RF Energy Harvesting
• Integrated Circuits Design
• IoT Systems
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Christoph Beck is an extraordinary Professor in the Chair of Physical Geography with a focus on Climate Research at the Institute of Geography, University of Augsburg. He serves as Senior Academic Councillor and has been affiliated with the university since 2006, with his appointment as extraordinary professor occurring in July 2022. His research spans multiple domains within physical geography and climate science, with particular emphasis on urban climate systems and human-environment interactions. Beck's primary research interests include synoptic climatology, circulation and weather classifications, empirical-statistical downscaling, large-scale atmospheric circulation patterns, urban and terrain climatology, and the relationships between climate change and health effects. His work particularly focuses on urban microclimates, heat island phenomena, and the climatic and health-related effects of urban green spaces. His research integrates field measurements, numerical modeling, and statistical analysis to understand climate processes at various spatial scales. Analysis of Beck's recent publications (2021-2025) reveals a strong focus on urban climate challenges, particularly heat stress in urban environments, the relationship between weather patterns and health outcomes (especially stroke incidence), and air quality issues in urban settings. His work increasingly incorporates high-resolution spatial analysis, citizen science approaches, and advanced modeling techniques like PALM-4U to address urban climate challenges. A significant portion of his recent research addresses the intersection of climate science and public health, particularly examining how atmospheric circulation patterns influence health outcomes. Beck actively participates in several research projects including HEATS (Heat Risk Management in the City), interdisciplinary studies on the health-related effects of urban forests, and investigations into the role of environmental factors in neurological diseases. His work demonstrates strong interdisciplinary collaboration across geography, environmental science, public health, and urban planning disciplines. As an educator, Beck teaches a wide range of courses including urban and terrain climatology, physical geography, geostatistics, and specialized seminars on climate change, extreme events, and urban climate modeling. He serves as study advisor for Bachelor and Master programs specializing in Physical Geography and Climate and Environmental Sciences, and has coordinated the Master's program in Climate and Environmental Sciences.

• Synoptic Climatology
• Climate Variability
• Circulation and Weather Classifications
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Paul Grünbacher serves as an Associate Professor and Deputy Head of the Institute of Software Systems Engineering at Johannes Kepler University Linz, Austria. With over 150 publications in international peer-reviewed venues, he's established himself as a leading researcher in software engineering, particularly in specialized domains requiring sophisticated modeling approaches. His primary research interests include software product lines , model-based development , software evolution , requirements engineering , and software monitoring . These interconnected fields reflect his focus on creating adaptable, maintainable software systems that can evolve over time while maintaining quality and functionality. His work bridges theoretical foundations with practical applications in complex software environments. Analysis of his recent publications reveals a consistent focus on temporal aspects of software evolution, particularly in product line contexts. His research demonstrates strong emphasis on creating methods to track, analyze, and support software changes across multiple dimensions including spatial distribution and temporal progression. The increasing integration of monitoring techniques with requirements engineering represents an emerging trend in his more recent work. Fellow of Automated Software Engineering (2021) Editorial Board Member, Empirical Software Engineering Journal (Springer, 2018-present) Editorial Board Member, Information and Software Technology Journal (Elsevier, 2015-present) Steering Committee Member, IEEE/ACM International Conference on Automated Software Engineering (2004-present) Grünbacher has served as a program committee member for numerous prestigious conferences including ASE, ICSE, and REFSQ across multiple years. He led the Christian Doppler Laboratory for Monitoring and Evolution of Very-Large-Scale Software Systems from 2013-2021, securing significant research funding and directing a team focused on practical solutions for evolving complex software systems. His editorial roles demonstrate recognition of his expertise in empirical software engineering methodologies. As head of the Christian Doppler Laboratory for Monitoring and Evolution of Very-Large-Scale Software Systems (2013-2021), Grünbacher directed a research team developing innovative approaches for monitoring and evolving complex software systems. His current work through the Institute of Software Systems Engineering continues this focus, with increasing attention to cyber-physical systems and digital process twins.

• software product lines
• model-based development
• software evolution
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Professor Florian Tran is a leading academic researcher and Clinician Scientist at Kiel University, serving as Group Leader of Translational and Molecular Gastroenterology at the Institute of Clinical Molecular Biology (IKMB). He holds dual appointments within the I. Medical Department of the University Medical Center Schleswig-Holstein (UKSH) and Kiel University, where he bridges clinical practice with cutting-edge molecular research. As a physician-scientist specializing in internal medicine, Tran completed his dissertation at Kiel University in 2019 and has since established himself as a key contributor to the Cluster of Excellence 'Precision Medicine in Chronic Inflammation.' His research primarily focuses on understanding disease mechanisms in inflammatory bowel disease (IBD) at the molecular level, with particular emphasis on autophagy processes in the intestinal epithelium and the molecular basis of therapy response. Tran's research interests span several interconnected domains: autophagy as an immune mechanism in the intestinal epithelium utilizing stem cell-based disease models; mechanisms of therapy response and molecular therapy guidance in IBD; and molecular characterization of rare/monogenic immune disorders such as very early-onset IBD (veoIBD). His lab employs advanced techniques including tissue- and iPSC-derived intestinal organoid culturing systems to investigate these questions. Analysis of his recent publications reveals a strong focus on host-microbiome interactions, immunometabolism (particularly tryptophan and serine metabolism), and the development of precision medicine approaches for inflammatory conditions. His work frequently employs multi-omics approaches, spatial analysis, and advanced ex vivo models to uncover molecular mechanisms underlying disease progression and treatment response. Tran actively collaborates with major research groups at Kiel University, including those led by Stefan Schreiber and Philip Rosenstiel, and participates in large-scale longitudinal cohorts of IBD patients undergoing advanced therapies. His lab vision centers on deciphering the molecular fingerprint of IBD to enable truly personalized treatment approaches based on individual molecular profiles rather than symptom-based management alone.

• Molecular Gastroenterology
• Systems Immunology
• Inflammatory Bowel Disease
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Prof. Dr.-Ing. Maik Thiele is a Professor at the Faculty of Computer Science and Mathematics , Dresden University of Applied Sciences. He leads the Professorship for Database Systems , focusing on advanced database technologies, big data platforms, and data engineering. Academic Leadership: Dean of Master's program in Applied Computer Science (since 2021), elected member of Faculty Council (since 2024) Research: Data analysis along the data value chain from acquisition to AI-driven processing, with emphasis on Active Learning , Transformer Models , and Mathematical Information Retrieval Applied Projects: Director of Dresden Database Forum , member of Digital Transformation Development Workshop (EDiT) His recent work analyzes Active Learning strategies for biomedical image classification and synthetic data, develops time series matching techniques , and explores ethical AI evaluation for e-commerce chatbots. He supervises student theses on topics ranging from PDF data extraction to Smart Grid monitoring and Speech-to-Text optimization . Professor Thiele serves on program committees for leading conferences including ADBIS , DAWAK , and DOLAP , and contributes to journals like Transactions on Knowledge and Data Engineering and International Journal on Very Large Data Bases .

• Database Systems
• Data Engineering
• Big Data Analytics
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