جست‌وجوی استاد و پژوهشگر

• Veterinary Epidemiology
• Equine Health
• Statistical Modeling
• +۴ مورد دیگر

Jasmine Tanner serves as a Lecturer in the Department of Agricultural Sciences at Lincoln University, specializing in biometrics and equine epidemiology. Her research focuses on statistical modeling of health, welfare, and performance within the racing industry, with particular emphasis on Standardbred horses. MSc, Massey University PgDipSci, Massey University BSc, Massey University Her research expertise spans veterinary epidemiology, genetic data analysis, and quantitative methods applied to animal science. Dr. Tanner investigates reproductive efficiency in broodmares, population studies of racing performance, and statistical modeling of genetic datasets. Her work aligns with UN Sustainable Development Goals for Good Health, Quality Education, and Industry Innovation. Analysis of her 15 most recent publications reveals a strong focus on equine health within the racing industry, with recurring themes in reproductive efficiency, injury epidemiology, and genetic trait analysis. Her methodological approach consistently employs advanced statistical modeling of large-scale industry datasets. Professor Cliff Irvine Memorial Scholarship (2024/2025) Dr. Tanner actively supervises Masters and PhD students while collaborating with industry partners including the New Zealand Standardbred Breeders Association and New Zealand Equine Education Trust. She serves as an examiner for biometrics and experimental design courses (QMET 201, 306, 608) and performs peer review for the Equine Veterinary Journal.

• Animal Genetics
• Sheep Genomics
• Wool Science
• +۴ مورد دیگر

Dr. Huitong Zhou is a Principal Research Officer at Lincoln University's Department of Agricultural Sciences. He holds honorary professorships at Gansu Agricultural University (since 2009) and Guizhou University (since 2015). His academic credentials include a PhD from Lincoln University, and MAgrSc/BAgrSc degrees from South China Agricultural University. Dr. Zhou's research centers on animal genetics , with emphasis on sheep genomics , wool science , and livestock breeding improvement. He investigates genetic variations linked to economically significant traits, develops gene-markers for superior breeding stock, and founded the International Wool Research Institute—coordinating scientists from 13 global institutions. His work has been commercialized into gene tests used by over 1,100 breeders across 14 countries. Analysis of his recent publications reveals dominant themes: keratin gene characterization (KRTAP/KAP families), wool trait associations , and genetic mechanisms underlying fiber quality in Chinese sheep breeds. His studies frequently employ transcriptomics, polymorphism analysis, and genotype-phenotype correlation methodologies. Scientific Awards: PGG Wrightson Seed Ltd Significant Achievement Award He supervises postgraduate research on genetic determinants of livestock traits, including six completed projects on sheep/cattle genomics. As founder of the International Wool Research Institute, he leads global collaborations advancing wool science.

• Polymer Science
• Textile Engineering
• Material Science
• +۷ مورد دیگر

Professor İlhan Özen is a distinguished academic at Erciyes University's Faculty of Engineering, Department of Textile Engineering. With over two decades of experience in textile and polymer science, he has established himself as a leading researcher in sustainable textile technologies, nanomaterials, and agrotextiles. His academic journey spans multiple prestigious institutions including Ege University, University of Stuttgart, Sabancı University, and Deakin University. Professor Özen earned his undergraduate and master's degrees in Textile Engineering from Ege University (1993-2001), followed by a PhD in Polymer Chemistry from the University of Stuttgart (2002-2006). He completed postdoctoral studies at Sabancı University (2006-2009) and later at Deakin University (2022-2023). His academic progression at Erciyes University reflects his growing expertise, advancing from Assistant Professor (2009-2013) to Associate Professor (2014-2019) and currently serving as Professor (2019-Present). His research focuses on polymer blends, reactive extrusion, rheological properties of polymer blends, polymer/clay nanocomposites, breathable films, oil absorptive materials, and controlled release fertilizer systems. Professor Özen has pioneered developments in agrotextiles for sustainable agriculture, nanoemulsion-based delivery systems, and advanced nonwoven materials with specialized functional properties. His work bridges traditional textile engineering with cutting-edge nanotechnology applications, demonstrating remarkable versatility across multiple scientific domains. Analysis of his recent publications (2020-2025) reveals a strong emphasis on sustainability across multiple fronts: textile recycling, waste reduction in dyeing processes, plant-based materials, and resource-efficient agricultural technologies. His research consistently demonstrates innovation in material modification techniques while addressing pressing environmental concerns through textile science. The interdisciplinary nature of his work connects textile engineering with pharmaceutical applications, agricultural science, and environmental protection. Professor Özen has successfully supervised 11 graduate students through their thesis work and secured funding for 15 research projects, including multiple TÜBİTAK and BAP grants. His work has resulted in significant intellectual property, including a US patent (US 9,388,527 B2) for spinfinish materials. He serves on editorial boards for prestigious journals including Journal of Plastic Film and Sheeting (since 2015), Coloration Technology (since 2013), and Science Publishing Group (since 2013), demonstrating his standing in the international academic community.

• Mountain Research in the Alps
• Border Studies
• Regional Economic Geography
• +۷ مورد دیگر

Markus Lambracht is a Researcher and Project Manager at the Department of Geography and Geosciences, Institute of Geography, Friedrich-Alexander University Erlangen-Nuremberg. He works within the Regional Development working group led by Prof. Dr. Tobias Chilla, focusing on interdisciplinary research at the intersection of physical geography, socio-economic analysis, and spatial planning. His research expertise spans three interconnected domains: Mountain research in the Alps, Border Studies, and Regional Economic Geography. Lambracht's work emphasizes quantitative spatial analysis and data visualization techniques to examine how topography and relief influence socio-economic development patterns. His doctoral research investigates the role of physical terrain in regional development processes, challenging purely geodeterministic explanations while acknowledging material aspects of space. Recent publications demonstrate a clear trend toward applied research with policy relevance, particularly in Alpine spatial development, cross-border cooperation, and sustainable value chains. His work increasingly focuses on practical applications for regional governance, with strong connections to European policy frameworks like the Alpine Convention and EUSALP (European Union Strategy for the Alpine Region). Active participant in Interreg Alpine Space Program projects (ASTER and AlpTextyles) Technical advisor for German federal ministries on Alpine Convention matters Contributor to the Report on the State of the Alps Regular presenter at international conferences including International Mountain Conference and International Geographical Congress Lambracht's collaborative approach is evident in his extensive co-authorship network, particularly with Prof. Dr. Tobias Chilla and other researchers in the Regional Development working group. His research bridges academic inquiry with practical policy applications, making significant contributions to understanding spatial development processes in mountainous regions.

• Agricultural Economics
• Irrigated Agriculture
• Agroecological Transition
• +۵ مورد دیگر

Hichem Amichi is an Associate Professor in Agricultural Economics at PURPAN School of Engineering (École d'Ingénieurs de PURPAN), affiliated with LISST–Dynamiques Rurales at the University of Toulouse, France. His research focuses on land and water management in irrigated agriculture, agroecological transition, and sustainability of agricultural value chains, with particular emphasis on North Africa (Algeria, Morocco, Tunisia) and France (Occitanie region). Professor Amichi's research interests include institutional arrangements in agriculture, collective action in biosourced sectors, and sustainable value chain development. His work examines how farmers, suppliers, policymakers, and institutional stakeholders negotiate resilience in agri-food systems through case studies. He is particularly interested in mapping innovative practices and understanding farmers' underlying logics in transitioning toward more sustainable agricultural systems. His recent publications (2020-2025) demonstrate a strong focus on agroecological transition in North African irrigated plains, collective action in French biosourced sectors (hemp, wool, leather), and sustainable value chain development. His research combines institutional analysis with practical case studies, often employing interdisciplinary approaches that bridge economics, political science, and environmental studies. Professor Amichi serves on the editorial board of Cahiers Agricultures since 2018 and has co-edited special issues on agricultural collectives and trajectories of young rural people in irrigated agriculture. His work has been published in journals such as Renewable Agriculture and Food Systems, Regional Environmental Change, and Économie rurale. As a supervisor, Professor Amichi holds an HDR (Habilitation à Diriger des Recherches) from the University of Toulouse, authorizing him to supervise PhD students. He teaches courses on agricultural value chains, development economics, political and economic environment of the farm, and professional writing. His teaching emphasizes practical application, critical thinking, and argumentation skills on contemporary agricultural issues. Professor Amichi leads multiple research projects with funding exceeding €1 million, including FADMA, FAVA, and DURFAC, which examine sustainable agricultural value chains in the Maghreb and Occitanie region. His international collaborations span France, Algeria, Tunisia, and other North African countries, reflecting his commitment to comparative research on agricultural systems.

• Agricultural cooperatives
• Organizational behavior
• Member-cooperative relationships
• +۷ مورد دیگر

Marie-Christine Henninger is a Lecturer in Management Sciences at Université Toulouse - Jean Jaurès, where she serves as Head of the Master 1 Innovation, Enterprise and Society program and Head of the DU Preparatory to the Masters in Project Management. She is a permanent researcher within the Rural Dynamics team at the Interdisciplinary Laboratory for Solidarity, Societies, Territories (LISST), focusing on agricultural cooperatives and organizational behavior. Her research expertise spans the complex relationships between farmer-members and agricultural cooperatives, examining concepts of involvement, trust, and loyalty through mixed-method approaches. She has extended this work to healthcare settings, studying psychological needs satisfaction among nursing home caregivers. Professor Henninger's work bridges theoretical organizational behavior concepts with practical applications in both agricultural and healthcare sectors. Analysis of her recent publications reveals a consistent focus on cooperative governance, member participation, and sustainable value chains, with increasing attention to biosourced sectors like hemp, wool, and leather. Her research demonstrates how collective action frameworks can restructure traditional agricultural sectors while maintaining social and environmental sustainability. Among her notable contributions are methodological approaches to measuring cooperative member engagement and practical frameworks for implementing participatory governance models. Her work with young cooperative members demonstrates how psychological empowerment through structured workshops can rebuild mobilization environments. Professor Henninger actively supervises graduate students through her leadership of Master's programs and research teams. Her collaborative approach is evident in her extensive co-authorship network, particularly with researchers like Valérie Barraud-Didier, Hichem Amichi, and Claude Roussillon Soyer. Her research laboratory, Rural Dynamics, operates within LISST and focuses on the social dimensions of agricultural change, with particular expertise in cooperative organizations and sustainable food systems. The team maintains strong connections with French agricultural cooperatives and policymakers, ensuring practical relevance of their academic work.

Markus Quirmbachمشاهده پروفایل

استاد

• Urban water management
• Hydrology
• Hydraulic engineering
• +۷ مورد دیگر

Prof. Dr. Markus Quirmbach is a Professor of Civil Engineering at Ruhr West University of Applied Sciences, specializing in urban water management, hydrology, and hydraulic engineering. He serves as the responsible coordinator (together with Prof. Dr. Mark Oelmann) of the inter-institute research focus 'Water Economics and Water Management' at HRW and is a professoral member of the Doctoral College NRW since 2021. His research interests span urban water management, flood risk management, climate change adaptation in water systems, radar rainfall data applications, and AI-based flood prediction. Prof. Quirmbach leads several major research projects including RAIN-DL (2025-2028, funded by DFG), BoRSiS (2021-2024, funded by BMBF), and KIWaSuS (2021-2024, funded by BMBF), focusing on innovative solutions for climate-adaptive urban drainage and early warning systems. His recent publications demonstrate a strong focus on integrating artificial intelligence with traditional hydrological modeling, particularly in developing spatiotemporal deep learning approaches for urban flood forecasting and creating dynamic hazard mapping systems. His work increasingly emphasizes blue-green infrastructure solutions, particularly the soil-pipe system ('Boden-Rohr-System') as a multifunctional approach to urban climate adaptation. Prof. Quirmbach has secured significant research funding totaling over €5 million in the past five years and maintains active collaborations with water utilities, municipal authorities, and research institutions across Germany. His research group provides students with opportunities to work on cutting-edge projects that address pressing challenges in urban water management under climate change. As an educator, he teaches courses including Water Engineering I (Hydromechanics, Hydraulic Engineering and Hydrology), Water Management II (Urban Water Management), and specialized modules on canal network calculation and Geographic Information Systems in Water Management for multiple degree programs at HRW.

• Textile Engineering
• Materials Science
• Environmental Engineering
• +۳ مورد دیگر

Andrzej Gawlowski is a Professor at the University of Bielsko-Biala, Faculty of Materials, Civil and Environmental Engineering, with continuous employment since June 1991. His academic trajectory spans over three decades, establishing him as a specialist in advanced textile applications for engineering and medical challenges. His educational foundation includes: Master of Science in Textile Engineering (Lodz University of Technology, Bielsko-Biala Branch, 1991) PhD in Textile Engineering and Environmental Protection (Lodz University of Technology, Bielsko-Biala Branch, 2001) Professor title awarded by Lodz University of Technology (2019) Professor Gawlowski's research centers on the structural modification of synthetic fibers for enhanced functionality, particularly flame retardancy through nanoclay and inorganic treatments. His environmental engineering contributions focus on innovative geotextiles using wool and recycled materials for erosion control in slope stabilization and drainage systems. Biomedical applications form a significant secondary stream, examining textile interactions with human tissue in burn injuries and placental analysis using spectroscopic methods. This interdisciplinary approach creates tangible links between textile science and real-world engineering/medical problems. Analysis of his 31 publications (2016-2020) reveals consistent output with growing emphasis on sustainability. Recent works increasingly feature natural fibers like wool in geotextiles, advanced characterization techniques (FT Raman, SAXS), and biomedical collaborations. The research demonstrates strong continuity in flame retardancy studies while expanding into environmental applications and medical diagnostics, reflecting adaptive scholarship that bridges traditional textile engineering with contemporary sustainability and health challenges.

• Wool Fiber Biodegradation
• Geotextiles Engineering
• Acoustic Performance of Materials
• +۷ مورد دیگر

Katarzyna Kobiela-Mendrek is an Assistant Professor at the University of Bielsko-Biala, Faculty of Materials, Civil and Environmental Engineering, where she has been employed since November 2006. Her academic career spans nearly two decades of research focusing on natural fiber applications, particularly wool-based materials for engineering solutions. Dr. Kobiela-Mendrek's research interests center on sustainable material applications with emphasis on wool fiber biodegradation , geotextiles engineering , acoustic performance of materials , and environmental applications of natural fibers . Her work bridges materials science, civil engineering, and environmental sustainability, developing practical solutions that replace synthetic materials with biodegradable alternatives. Analysis of her publication record reveals a consistent research trajectory focused on practical applications of wool fibers across multiple domains. Her recent work (2022-2025) shows increased emphasis on circular economy principles, waste valorization, and sustainable alternatives to plastic, while maintaining her foundational work on geotextiles and soil stabilization. The interdisciplinary nature of her research connects textile engineering with environmental applications. Her scientific contributions include: Development of biodegradable geotextiles for erosion control Acoustic materials from wool waste streams Natural mulching solutions for agricultural applications Waste prevention strategies through optimal material use Fatigue testing methodologies for textile composites Dr. Kobiela-Mendrek maintains active international collaborations, particularly with researchers in Norway and other European countries, focusing on sustainable textile applications and environmental engineering solutions. Her research demonstrates strong practical application potential across civil infrastructure, agricultural practices, and sustainable product development.

• Textile Engineering
• Materials Science
• Environmental Protection
• +۷ مورد دیگر

Monika Rom is an Assistant Professor at the University of Bielsko-Biała, Faculty of Materials, Civil and Environmental Engineering, where she has been employed since February 2010. She previously served as Vice Dean for Students from 2016 to 2020. Her academic background includes a Doctorate from the University of Bielsko-Biała (2008) and an MSc from the Technical University of Lodz in Textile Engineering and Environmental Protection (1996-2001). Her research focuses on textile engineering with emphasis on wool fiber applications, geotextiles, and sustainable materials. Monika Rom investigates biodegradation of natural fibers, acoustic properties of wool-based materials, soil erosion control using innovative geotextiles, and waste textile recycling. Her recent work explores applications of wool in agriculture (such as mulching for strawberry cultivation) and environmental protection, particularly in mine reclamation and soil stabilization projects. Analysis of her recent publications (2019-2025) reveals a strong trend toward practical applications of wool fibers in sustainable construction, environmental protection, and waste reduction. Her research spans multiple disciplines including materials science, environmental engineering, agricultural science, and acoustics, with particular emphasis on replacing synthetic materials with biodegradable wool-based alternatives. Her scientific contributions include significant work on: Biodegradation of wool fibers in natural conditions Acoustic performance of wool-based materials Thermoregulation and soil moisture management using wool mulch Wool waste utilization for geotextiles and erosion control Plastic reduction strategies using coarser wool fibers As an academic supervisor, Monika Rom has contributed to educational development through mentoring programs and academic support initiatives. Her research demonstrates strong potential for practical implementation in sustainable construction, environmental protection, and circular economy applications within the textile industry.

Jesse Heleyمشاهده پروفایل

دانشیار

• Political Geography
• Economic Geography
• Spatial Planning
• +۵ مورد دیگر

Jesse Heley is a Reader (equivalent to Associate Professor) in the Department of Geography & Earth Sciences at Aberystwyth University and Co-Director of the Wales Institute of Social & Economic Research, Data & Methods (WISERD). He holds a BA in Human Geography with International Politics, an MA in Space, Place & Politics, and a PhD in Geography from Aberystwyth University, where he studied rural class structures and aspirations. His research explores political and economic geography, spatial planning, and rural restructuring, with emphasis on: Relational conceptions of space in rural studies Impacts of globalization on rural localities Rural gentrification and class identity dynamics Ethnographic methods in 'insider' research Governance of rural-urban synergies Heley's recent publications analyze Brexit's rural societal impacts, civil society elites, globalization in everyday products (e.g., wool, Fanta), and aging populations' roles in rural communities. His work consistently employs mixed-method approaches to dissect spatial inequalities and governance challenges. As Co-Investigator on major grants (e.g., ERC-funded GLOBAL-RURAL, EU Horizon 2020 ROBUST), he examines rural development in globalization. He currently co-leads WISERD's theme on Polarisation, Austerity and Civic Deficit and collaborates with the Centre for Welsh Politics & Society.

• Bioactive Glasses
• Tissue Engineering
• Biomaterials
• +۴ مورد دیگر

Akiko Obata serves as Associate Professor in the Department of Life and Applied Chemistry within the School of Engineering at Chubu University, where she leads research on bioactive ceramics and glasses for medical applications. Her work bridges materials science and regenerative medicine through innovative scaffold design. Education Doctor of Philosophy, Tokyo Medical and Dental University (2004) Dr. Obata's research focuses on ion-releasing biomaterials that stimulate cellular responses for bone regeneration and wound healing. She pioneers sol-gel derived glasses, phosphate ceramics, and nanofiber systems with controlled architecture for targeted drug delivery and tissue engineering. Her group develops cotton-wool structured materials, titanium-containing pyrophosphates, and folate-conjugated nanoparticles for cancer targeting. Analysis of her 15 most recent publications reveals dominant themes in bioactive glass design (60%), with strong emphasis on ion release kinetics (47%), bone regeneration scaffolds (33%), and antibacterial wound dressings (20%). Her work increasingly integrates atmospheric pressure ion irradiation techniques and lactate-sensing biomaterials. Scientific Awards 55th Autumn Meeting of Chubu Chemical Association Branch Union Oleo Encouragement Award (2024) 62nd Japan Oil Chemists' Society Annual Meeting Poster Award (2024, two instances) Ceramic Society of Japan 37th Autumn Symposium Student Excellent Presentation Award (2024) 54th Autumn Meeting of Chubu Chemical Association Branch Union Oleo Encouragement Award (2023) 32nd Inorganic Phosphorus Chemistry Discussion Meeting Student Excellent Presentation Award (2023) Multiple society poster and student presentation awards (2021-2023) Dr. Obata actively mentors students, evidenced by numerous award-winning presentations under her supervision. She secures significant competitive funding including JSPS Grants-in-Aid for Scientific Research (KAKENHI) for projects on cell-culture scaffolds and wound-healing materials, plus international collaborative grants with UK partners and industry partnerships developing medical scaffolding systems. Her committee service includes Secretary of the Ceramic Society of Japan's Bio-related Materials Division and International Commission on Glass organizing roles.