جست‌وجوی استاد و پژوهشگر

• Space Physics
• Space Science
• Space Weather
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Evangelos Paouris is a Postdoctoral Research Fellow at the Physics & Astronomy Department of George Mason University. His research focuses on space physics, space science, and space weather, particularly analyzing coronal mass ejections (CMEs), their interplanetary counterparts (ICMEs), and their effects on geomagnetic storms and solar radiation storms. He specializes in forecasting space weather conditions using CME kinematics and solar wind dynamics, and investigates cosmic ray modulation using solar and interplanetary parameters. Education: PhD in Space Weather from the National and Kapodistrian University of Athens (2017), MSc in Astrophysics (2013). Research interests include CME propagation modeling, SEP forecasting, heliospheric imaging via Parker Solar Probe and Solar Orbiter data, and integrating machine learning for solar event prediction. His work addresses challenges in space weather prediction accuracy, CME kinematics, and the impact of solar eruptions on Earth's magnetosphere. Recent contributions focus on refining CME arrival time predictions using heliospheric imaging, comparing forecasting models like ENLIL and DBEM, and developing ML-driven frameworks for SEP occurrence probability. He also collaborates on ESA's SEP Advanced Warning System (ASPECS) and the Cosmic Ray Modulation studies via neutron monitor data.

Duncan Wattsمشاهده پروفایل

پژوهشگر

• Cosmology
• Cosmic Microwave Background (CMB)
• Astrophysics
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Duncan Watts is a Researcher at the University of Oslo’s Department of Astrophysics within the Faculty of Mathematics and Natural Sciences. He holds a PhD in Physics and Astronomy from Johns Hopkins University (2018) and a BA in Physics and Astronomy from Harvard College (2012). His primary research focuses on cosmology, the cosmic microwave background (CMB), and analyzing microwave emissions from the Milky Way to address fundamental questions about the universe. Watts is a key contributor to the Cosmoglobe project and the CMB&CO group, advancing Bayesian statistical methods for CMB analysis and end-to-end error propagation. He has also worked on the Cosmology Large Angular Scale Surveyor (CLASS) experiment, focusing on instrument calibration, polarization measurements, and foreground separation. His affiliations include the University of Oslo (2020–present) and Johns Hopkins University (2018–2020). Research interests span cosmological parameter estimation, CMB polarization, instrument design, and open science practices. Notable projects include reprocessing WMAP/Planck data for synchrotron emission models and constraining cosmic birefringence. Watts collaborates on initiatives like BeyondPlanck and LiteBIRD, emphasizing reproducible methodologies and data longevity. Publications emphasize CMB instrumentation, data pipelines, and Bayesian analysis, with recent works addressing atmospheric cloud polarization, bolometer performance optimization, and full-sky synchrotron modeling. His work bridges observational cosmology with computational techniques, aiming to refine CMB data interpretation and cosmological inference. Labs/teams: COSMOGLOBE, CMB&CO group, BeyondPlanck collaboration, and the COMAP project. Active in developing tools like ZodiPy for simulating zodiacal emission and improving CMB mapmaking algorithms through Gibbs sampling.

Maria Americoمشاهده پروفایل

استادیار

• Ancient History
• Medieval Studies
• Islamic History
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Maria Americo is an Assistant Professor of History at Saint Peter's University with expertise in ancient and medieval studies. She holds a PhD from the Institute for the Study of the Ancient World at New York University. Her research focuses on Greco-Arabic intellectual traditions, early Islamic history, and connections between ancient civilizations. Her research interests span: Ancient science and technology Medieval Islamic world Archaeological interpretation Historical linguistics Women's roles in antiquity Pedagogical approaches to history Her publications demonstrate a focus on pedagogical innovation in historical education, material culture studies, and comparative pandemic analysis. Recent works explore inclusive teaching methods and artifact interpretation within cross-cultural contexts.

Andrew van Paridonمشاهده پروفایل

مدرس ارشد

• Thermal Management
• Spacecraft Propulsion
• Thermal Modeling
• +۷ مورد دیگر

Dr. Andrew van Paridon is a Senior Lecturer and Research Associate in the Sibley School of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering at Cornell University. His work bridges advanced thermal systems research and innovative engineering education, with a focus on aerospace applications and satellite technology. Education: B.E. in Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering, University of Queensland (2010) B.Sc. in Physics, University of Queensland (2010) Ph.D. in Aerospace Engineering, University of Oxford (2016) Dr. van Paridon's research interests center on thermal management , particularly in satellites and propulsion systems, as well as system optimization and spacecraft design . He has made significant contributions to thermal modeling in both aerospace and turbomachinery contexts, including the development of the Transient Heat Transfer Facility and reduced-order modeling techniques. His educational initiatives include co-organizing the SmallSat Mission Design School and exploring mastery-graded assessment methods to improve learning outcomes in core engineering courses like Statics and Mechanics of Solids. His recent publications reflect a strong trajectory in space-based thermal systems , water-based propulsion , and SmallSat mission design , with emerging work on exoplanet imaging and zodiacal light observation. These works span experimental, computational, and systems-level approaches, demonstrating interdisciplinary innovation. Scientific Awards: Rolls Royce’s Civil Large Engine Best Patent award Dr. van Paridon has been actively involved in mentoring through course development and outreach programs with the Sciencenter and Cornell’s Office of Engagement Initiatives. While formal advisees are not listed, his leadership in educational programs indicates a strong commitment to student development. He has also contributed to grant-funded research through facility development and thermal modeling innovations. His work with the SmallSat Mission Design School suggests ongoing collaboration with space systems teams and potential future projects in space exploration and in-situ resource utilization. He leads and contributes to research teams focused on thermal systems and satellite technology, integrating academic research with practical engineering solutions.

• Corporate Finance
• Mergers and Acquisitions
• Capital Structure
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Professor Michael Guo is a distinguished faculty member in the Department of Finance within Durham University's Faculty of Business. His research focuses on critical areas of corporate finance with particular emphasis on Chinese financial markets. With over 30 publications spanning 15 years, Professor Guo has established himself as a leading scholar in mergers and acquisitions, capital structure decisions, and market timing phenomena. Professor Guo's research interests center on the complex dynamics of Chinese political connections in M&A transactions, capital structure decisions influenced by market timing considerations, and the relationship between media attention and stock market returns. His work bridges theoretical finance with practical market observations, particularly in emerging economies. His research often employs sophisticated empirical methods to analyze large datasets from Chinese markets, revealing insights applicable to global financial systems. The publication record demonstrates consistent scholarly output with recent articles focusing on ESG factors in M&A performance, institutional ownership effects on environmental outcomes, and behavioral aspects of investor decision-making. His work spans top finance journals including Pacific-Basin Finance Journal, Journal of Empirical Finance, and British Accounting Review, reflecting both methodological rigor and substantive contribution to financial theory. Professor Guo maintains active scholarly engagement through his ORCID profile (0000-0002-4883-6697) and collaborates with researchers across multiple institutions globally. His email address jie.guo@durham.ac.uk serves as the primary contact for academic inquiries and potential research collaborations.

• Astrophysics
• Astronomy
• Public Understanding of Science
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Anja C. Andersen is a Professor of Public Understanding of Science at the Niels Bohr Institute , University of Copenhagen, and leads research in astrophysics of dust. She supervises bachelor, master, and PhD students and has taught courses like Stars and Planets (Astro2) and Extragalactic Astrophysics (Astro4) . Education: Ph.D. in Astrophysics (1999), University of Copenhagen M.Sc. in Physics and Astronomy (1995), University of Copenhagen Diploma in Higher Education Teaching (2003) Leadership Training (2011) Research Interests revolve around cosmic dust in astrophysical environments, including its role in star/planet formation, interstellar medium dynamics, and galactic evolution. She combines observational studies, theoretical modeling, and laboratory experiments to explore dust properties and nucleosynthesis. Articles Trends show expertise in dust lifecycle ( HELGA studies), r-process elements in neutron star mergers (Nature 2019), and interstellar dust growth. Her work bridges astrophysics, cosmochemistry, and observational techniques. Scientific Awards include 21 honors, such as the 2022 Hørups Debatpris , 2014 Direktør N. Bang Scholarship , and 2004 National Danish Award for Public Outreach . Teaching & Supervision spans institutions like Uppsala University, with mentorship in the University of Copenhagen's network for young female scientists. She has supervised 4 PhD, 7 M.Sc., and 27 B.Sc. students.

Jean-François GARCIAمشاهده پروفایل

استادیار

• Human Resource Management
• Skills and Talent Management
• Intergenerational Management
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Jean-François Garcia is an Assistant Professor of Human Resource Management at EM Normandie since 2019. He holds a PhD in Management Science from Université de Tours (2015), with research focused on skill management, intergenerational dynamics, and workplace well-being. His career includes roles as a management professor (2014–2019) and HR manager at Zodiac Aéro Electric (2003–2013). His research emphasizes skills renewal through employee integration policies, intergenerational learning in digital workplaces, and fostering collective intelligence via empowerment. Key studies examine SNCF Réseau’s integration practices and digital transformation impacts on workforce competencies. Recent work explores post-pandemic workforce challenges, including the 'Great Resignation' and liquid employee dynamics. His 2024 Best Paper Award-winning study at AOM analyzes consumerist work relationships' effects on employee retention. Publications span academic journals like Management & Avenir and Harvard Business Review , alongside professional articles linking sports leadership to organizational management. Garcia actively engages in conferences and industry collaborations, recently presenting at EM Normandie on youth-employer linkages.

Louisa McKenzieمشاهده پروفایل

پژوهشگر ارشد

• History of Art
• Medieval History
• Renaissance Art
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Dr. Louisa McKenzie is an Associate Fellow at the Warburg Institute, part of the School of Advanced Study, University of London. As an art historian specializing in the devotional art and material culture of late medieval and Renaissance Europe, particularly Italy, she brings expertise in intersections between materials, iconography, and meaning. Her academic journey includes a PhD in History of Art, MA in Art History, Curatorship and Renaissance Culture, MA in History of Art, and BA (Hons) in Theology. Dr. McKenzie's research focuses on how workshop organization and practice relate to technical and aesthetic exchanges across media. She has developed an interactive digital map of Florentine wax workshops (1300-1500) and co-founded the 'A Material World' lecture and seminar series at the Warburg Institute. She is also a member of the international collaborative research project 'Mapping La Sfera,' which applies geospatial tools to analyze 'La Sfera,' a treatise by Florentine merchant Gregorio 'Goro' Dati. Her current project re-evaluates the place of wax sculpture in the wider fine and decorative arts of fifteenth-century Florence, forming the basis of her monograph 'Re-materialising the Florentine Wax Ex-Voto' under contract with De Gruyter. Her publications span both academic and public-facing outlets, with a notable trend toward making historical material culture accessible to contemporary audiences. The articles demonstrate her ability to connect historical practices with current trends, particularly in fashion, beauty, and collecting. Her work frequently explores the evolution of material objects and their cultural significance across centuries. Dr. McKenzie has presented her research at numerous international conferences including the Renaissance Society of America Annual Conference and has co-organized workshops on digital humanities methodologies. She has teaching experience at UCL, the Warburg Institute, and in private sector settings, covering history of art, language skills, and digital humanities techniques. Her work extends to exploring patronage practices of traditionally underrepresented groups such as the socio-economically disadvantaged, women, and the disabled, as well as strategies for visualizing individual and corporate identity in historical contexts. She has received funding for her research through an LAHP (AHRC) Doctoral Studentship for her project 'Waxing devotion: the economic and devotional lifecycles of wax ex-votos in Florence 1300-1500' which ran between 2019 and 2023.

• Immunology
• Microbiology
• Gastroenterology
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Evelien Kidess is a Researcher at the Host-Microbe Interactomics department of Wageningen University & Research. Her research focuses on understanding the role of IL-22 signaling in maintaining gut epithelial barrier integrity under healthy and inflammatory conditions. Using the zebrafish model, she investigates how IL-22 mediates interactions between the gut microbiota, immune system, and metabolic processes. This work aims to uncover mechanisms underlying diseases like inflammatory bowel disease and obesity, with implications for developing strategies to strengthen intestinal barrier function. Her project is supervised by Dr. Sylvia Brugman (Host-Microbe Interactomics) and Dr. Vincent de Boer (Human Animal Physiology). She is based at the Zodiac building (E1206) in Wageningen, reachable via telephone at +31317488880. Key research themes include cytokine regulation, host-microbe dynamics, and epithelial metabolism. Her work bridges fundamental immunology with translational applications in gut health preservation.

Alan Chanمشاهده پروفایل

استاد مدعو

• Jazz Composition
• Cross-Cultural Music Fusion
• Classical Music
• +۳ مورد دیگر

Alan Chan is an Adjunct Professor and Director of the El Camino College Jazz Program, recognized for his innovative fusion of jazz with classical and traditional Chinese musical elements. He founded the 17-piece Alan Chan Jazz Orchestra (ACJO) in 2011, which has performed with top LA musicians and international ensembles like the Brussels Jazz Orchestra. His works explore cross-cultural collaborations, such as integrating pipa and suona instruments, and have been featured at venues including the Los Angeles Times-reviewed Mid-Autumn Moon Celebration and the Brooklyn Central Library. Educationally, he directed the El Camino College Concert Jazz Band for five years, conducting over 120 big band compositions and earning the 2017 Achievement Award for Distinguished Teaching. His mentorship under Gary Lindsay, Vince Mendoza, and Jim McNeely shaped his classical-to-jazz transition. Chan has served as a guest artist at the Hong Kong Academy for Performing Arts and a judge for prestigious competitions like the Percussive Arts Society Composition Contests. Recent projects include the 2023 OPERA America’s IDEA Grant for Immortal Labia , a new opera with Victoria Moy, and the ongoing Moon Walk series blending jazz with Chinese instruments. His music emphasizes global inspiration—from Alaskan nature to Hong Kong heritage—while maintaining a witty, accessible style. Future performances include the 2025 'Snow Maze' series and the Jazz Education Network Conference in Orlando. Chan’s awards span composition prizes (ArtEZ Contest, Percussive Arts Society) and institutional recognitions. His work with ACJO has produced acclaimed albums like Shrimp Tale (2014), which received top rankings in Japan and supported post-earthquake Japan relief efforts. Grant activities include funding from ASCAP Foundation, New Music USA, and the Swedish Arts Council. His educational contributions include developing the ECC Jazz Festival and fostering intergenerational learning through collaborations with artists like Min Xiao-Fen and Guo Yazhi. Chan maintains an active presence in both traditional and experimental music spaces, bridging LA’s jazz scene with international audiences.

Chi Nguyenمشاهده پروفایل

پژوهشگر

• Astrophysics
• Cosmology
• Extragalactic Background Light
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Chi Nguyen is a Researcher in the Division of Physics, Mathematics and Astronomy at the California Institute of Technology (Caltech). They specialize in astrophysical instrumentation and observational cosmology, focusing on projects like the Cosmic Infrared Background ExpeRiment (CIBER) and SPHEREx. Their work involves analyzing extragalactic background light, developing advanced infrared detectors, and calibrating space-based instruments. Research interests include studying the cosmic infrared background radiation, intra-halo light in galaxies, and improving observational techniques for large-scale structure formation. Nguyen has contributed to rocket-borne experiments and the Event Horizon Telescope collaboration, advancing our understanding of black holes and cosmic structures. Publications highlight expertise in instrument calibration (e.g., SPHEREx focal plane), data analysis for intensity mapping, and polarization measurements of zodiacal light. Their work bridges theoretical cosmology with applied instrumentation development, addressing challenges in precision astrophysical measurements. No scientific awards or grants are explicitly mentioned in the provided materials. Collaborative projects with the CIBER and SPHEREx teams suggest involvement in large-scale astronomical initiatives.

Yongxiang Wangمشاهده پروفایل

استاد

• China Business & Economics
• Government Monitoring
• Social Ties
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Yongxiang Wang is a Professor in the Department of Applied Finance at Macquarie University. His research focuses on China's economic and social issues, including government monitoring, social ties, environmental impacts on finance, and agricultural efficiency. He has been actively publishing since 2010 with a strong focus on behavioral economics, governance, and policy analysis. Key Research Areas: China's Business Environment, Environmental Finance, Property Rights, and Behavioral Economics Recent work examines how superstitions influence risk-taking behavior, air pollution's impact on financial forecasting, and auditor rotations' effects on government oversight. His studies often combine economic theory with real-world data from Chinese markets and institutions. Collaborations span international scholars, with notable contributions to journals like Management Science and the Journal of Financial Economics. While no awards are explicitly listed, his high citation count (2,972) and h-index (20) reflect significant academic impact.

Martin Townerمشاهده پروفایل

پژوهشگر ارشد

• Planetary Science
• Meteoritics
• Astronomy
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Dr. Martin Towner is a Research Fellow at Curtin University's School of Earth and Planetary Sciences (EPS), part of the Faculty of Science and Engineering. He joined Curtin in 2012 as part of the Desert Fireball Network (DFN) project, which tracks meteoroid trajectories and recovers meteorites. Towner holds a PhD in Solid State Physics from the University of Bristol (1995) and has worked on planetary missions like the Cassini-Huygens mission to Saturn and the Beagle 2 Mars lander. His research focuses on planetary surface processes, meteorite recovery systems, and instrument development for space missions. Education: BSc(Hons) in Physics PhD in Solid State Physics (University of Bristol, 1995) Research Interests: Towner leads the DFN's camera network to observe meteorite falls, develops search strategies for meteorite recovery, and studies planetary surface features like Martian dust devils. His work bridges geology, astronomy, and engineering to understand Solar System materials and dynamics. Recent projects involve drone-based meteorite searches and machine learning for fieldwork optimization. Publications Trends: His recent work (2020-2024) emphasizes meteoroid stream analysis, Oort cloud material detection, and Hayabusa-2 sample return missions. Key themes include meteorite orbital dynamics, pristine sample analysis, and planetary surface evolution. Labs/Teams: He leads the DFN project and collaborates with global teams on missions like the Mars Sample Return. His field teams conduct meteorite recovery in Australian outback and Martian crater analysis via automated systems.

Liz Pulidoمشاهده پروفایل

استادیار

• Illustration
• Character Design
• Digital Storytelling
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Liz Pulido is an Assistant Professor in the Illustration department at the Pennsylvania College of Art & Design (PCA&D), where she contributes her extensive professional experience in illustration, concept design, and digital media. Her background bridges academic training with real-world creative industry success. BFA in Illustration – Brigham Young University (BYU) MFA in Illustration Practice – Maryland Institute College of Art (MICA) Liz's research and creative interests center on narrative illustration, character design, interactive storytelling, and textile art. Her work explores the intersection of digital media and traditional illustration, particularly in emerging formats such as interactive ebooks and web-based visual narratives. She is deeply engaged in pushing the boundaries of illustrated storytelling through experimental formats. Her recent creative projects span a diverse range of media and themes—from character designs inspired by cult films like Big Trouble in Little China and The Princess Bride , to original animated concepts like Zodiac Riders , and interactive digital books such as Off to be the Wizard . These works reflect a strong emphasis on fantasy, narrative depth, and visual innovation, often blending literary, cinematic, and gaming influences. Liz Pulido has received recognition through features in top illustration annuals: American Illustration Spectrum Creative Quarterly Her professional journey includes leading art direction at Thekla, Inc., developing visual assets for an unannounced video game, and creating textile designs for the children’s brand Izzy & Ferd—featured in magazines and a national TV commercial. She continues to mentor students through her academic role while actively creating new work, including a current project combining HTML, CSS, and JavaScript to craft an interactive horror story that challenges the line between illustrated novel and video game. Liz is involved in interdisciplinary creative practice, working across illustration, game art, textile design, and digital storytelling. Her studio practice functions as a dynamic lab for narrative experimentation, integrating traditional drawing, digital tools, and web technologies.

• Medieval urban history
• Late medieval city laws and organization
• Early Lutheran world of ideas
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Sofia Gustafsson is an Assistant Professor of History at Linköping University, holding dual affiliations with the Department of Culture and Society (IKOS) and the Department of History, Art History and Religious Studies (HKR) . She specializes in medieval urban history with particular focus on Stockholm's legal frameworks, political structures, and cultural phenomena during the late medieval and Reformation periods. Education: PhD in History from Stockholm University (2007) Postdoctoral Fellow at Institut für vergleichende Städtegeschichte, University of Münster (2007-2009) Postdoctoral Fellow at Department of History, Stockholm University (2007-2009) Professor Gustafsson's research centers on two primary domains: the governance structures of late medieval Scandinavian cities and the interpretation of celestial phenomena within early Lutheran thought. Her work on Stockholm's political organization examines council systems, legal status of visitors, and the relationship between German and Swedish communities in the 15th century. She has made significant contributions to understanding the Stockholm Bloodbath of 1520, demonstrating how officeholding determined who was executed among the burghers. Her second research stream explores Joen Petri Klint's 400-page manuscript on zodiac signs, analyzing how celestial phenomena were interpreted as divine messages during the Reformation period. Her recent publications reveal a consistent focus on urban legal systems and the intersection of religion with political power during transitional historical periods. The articles demonstrate methodological diversity, combining archival research with cultural analysis to understand how medieval communities structured their governance and interpreted natural phenomena. Professor Gustafsson actively mentors the next generation of historians, serving as main supervisor for doctoral student Karin Ehrenkrona and assistant supervisor for Pontus Larsen at Linköping University, as well as for Louise Jakobsson at Karlstad University. She has been responsible for doctoral education at her institution between 2020 and 2023. Her teaching portfolio includes History 1 for independent students and subject teacher programs, Sweden and the Swedes for exchange students, Working with historical archives in collaboration with the National Archives, and Cultural heritage: history, practice and values. She has supervised numerous master's theses and taught courses within the doctoral program in history.