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Nukhba Zia is an Associate Scientist at the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health , affiliated with the Department of International Health . She is also associated with the Johns Hopkins International Injury Research Unit (IIRU) and collaborates with institutions in Uganda and Pakistan. Education: PhD in Public Health (Johns Hopkins, 2019), MPH in Public Health (Johns Hopkins, 2013), MBBS (Aga Khan University, 2005) Research Interests focus on health systems research , injury prevention , and rehabilitation care , particularly in low- and middle-income countries (LMICs) across Africa and Asia. She employs mixed-methods designs to evaluate trauma care systems , disability assessments , and technological solutions for service delivery gaps . Recent Publications highlight her work on burn registers (e.g., South Asian Burn Registry ), child disability in Uganda, and injury patterns in Pakistan . Her studies often address emergency care , prehospital management , and registry data to inform global health policies. Honors & Awards include the Health Systems Program Doctoral Award , Graduate Student Employee of the Year , and prestigious scholarships like the Reed Frost and Fulbright for her MPH. She has contributed to over 50 peer-reviewed articles.

• Health Systems Research
• Injury Research
• Trauma Care Systems
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John E. Taylor is the Frederick Law Olmsted Professor and Associate Chair for Faculty Development and Research Innovation at the Georgia Institute of Technology's School of Civil and Environmental Engineering within the College of Engineering. His research focuses on the intersection of human and engineered networks, with particular emphasis on creating resilient infrastructure systems that serve society's needs while creating more livable communities. Taylor's research interests span multiple domains including Smart City Digital Twins , Urban Infrastructure Resilience , Network Dynamics , and Building-Occupant Interaction . His work examines how human behavior, infrastructure systems, and environmental factors interact during normal operations and extreme events. He has developed innovative approaches to understanding urban systems through the lens of network theory and computational modeling. His publication record demonstrates consistent contributions to the fields of urban analytics and infrastructure resilience, with a recent focus on digital twin technologies for urban systems. Taylor's work shows a clear trajectory toward increasingly sophisticated integration of AI, network science, and civil infrastructure engineering to address complex urban challenges. His research has particular relevance for cities facing climate change impacts and seeking to build more equitable and resilient communities. Taylor leads the Network Dynamics Lab at Georgia Tech, where he mentors PhD students and postdoctoral researchers. His lab has produced significant work on human-infrastructure interaction, particularly during disasters and extreme events. The lab's research combines computational modeling, data analytics, and field studies to understand and improve urban systems. His work has been applied to real-world challenges including river emergency response systems, urban heat exposure forecasting, and disaster response optimization. Taylor has collaborated with city officials and agencies to implement systems that have demonstrable community benefits, such as the AI-enabled camera system for drowning prevention on the Chattahoochee River and crime reduction systems using mobile cameras guided by AI algorithms.

• Smart City Digital Twins
• Urban Infrastructure Resilience
• Network Dynamics
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Dr. Margie Peden is a distinguished public health researcher specializing in injury prevention, currently holding multiple academic and leadership positions. She serves as a Senior Research Fellow at Imperial College London's School of Public Health, Faculty of Medicine, and as a Conjoint Senior Lecturer at the University of New South Wales, Sydney. Additionally, she holds an honorary position at Johns Hopkins University and serves as Head of Global Injury at The George Institute for Global Health, where she is also Co-director of the WHO Collaborating Centre on Injury Prevention. Dr. Peden's research interests focus on preventing unintentional injuries, particularly in resource-limited settings. Her work spans road traffic injuries, drowning prevention, burns, falls, and the intersection of alcohol use with injury risk. She has a particular emphasis on developing and evaluating interventions for child injury prevention in low-income countries and improving emergency care systems, especially through enhancing nurses' capabilities in accident and emergency units. Her methodological approach often incorporates participatory research techniques to develop effective practices for society's most vulnerable populations. Throughout her career, Dr. Peden has produced an extensive body of scholarly work, with recent publications focusing on child injury prevention in African contexts, road safety policy analysis, and methodological approaches to measuring injury prevention effectiveness. Her research demonstrates a consistent focus on translating evidence into practical interventions that can be implemented in resource-constrained settings. Dr. Peden plays significant roles in global road safety initiatives, including serving on the Commonwealth Road Safety Initiative Expert Panel and chairing the Global Advisory Board for the Malawi Road Safety Research and Implementation Unit. She previously coordinated the Unintentional Injury Prevention team at WHO for 17 years, where she served as executive editor for major WHO reports on road traffic injury and child injury prevention. Her professional journey began with a decade of work as an ICU nurse in South Africa before transitioning to epidemiology and public health research. She holds a PhD from the University of Cape Town and has maintained a strong connection to both clinical practice and academic research throughout her career.

• Injury Prevention
• Road Traffic Safety
• Child Injury Prevention
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Fahim Hasan Khan is an Assistant Professor in the Computer Science and Software Engineering Department at California Polytechnic State University, San Luis Obispo (Cal Poly). His research focuses on computer vision, applied machine learning, and citizen science applications, with a special emphasis on environmental monitoring and education. He holds a PhD in Computer Science and Engineering from UC Santa Cruz, where he was advised by Professors Alex Pang and James Davis, and a Master's in Computer Science from the University of Calgary. Key research contributions include real-time rip current detection systems (RipFinder, RipScout), mobile citizen science platforms (SmartCS), and educational tools to engage high school students in STEM research. His work has received media attention for innovations in drowning prevention and environmental safety. Notable awards include the Best Poster Presentation Award at ICIAR 2019 and the Best of the Baskin School of Engineering Award at UC Santa Cruz in 2022. Dr. Khan collaborates extensively with industry and academic partners to develop practical solutions for challenges in marine safety, autonomous systems, and healthcare diagnostics. He actively mentors students and seeks to democratize access to machine learning tools through no-code platforms.

• Computer Vision
• Applied Machine Learning
• Computer Graphics
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Elizabeth Watson is an Associate Professor in the Department of Ecology and Evolution at Stony Brook University. She holds a Ph.D. in Geography from the University of California, Berkeley (2006). Her research focuses on understanding human impacts on coastal ecosystems to guide management and restoration. Watson’s work integrates field studies, geospatial analysis, and modeling to address challenges like nutrient pollution, sea level rise, and land use change. She collaborates with organizations such as the EPA, The Nature Conservancy, and the National Estuarine Research Reserve System. Watson also emphasizes student training and public engagement, including climate internships and interdisciplinary courses. Her lab, the Coastal Change Lab, addresses both ecological and educational dimensions of climate change impacts. Education: Ph.D., University of California, Berkeley, 2006 (Geography) Research Interests: Coastal wetlands resilience under climate change Translational ecology and stakeholder collaboration Nutrient dynamics and eutrophication effects Geospatial tools for ecosystem management Collaborations: U.S. Environmental Protection Agency National Estuarine Research Reserve System Consortium for Climate Risk in the Urban Northeast Recent Awards: Fulbright-García Robles Grant (Mexico, 2019) Advising & Outreach: Developed climate change minors and interdisciplinary courses Mentored students in coastal resilience projects Hosted public engagement events and internships Labs & Teams: Watson Lab (Coastal Change Lab)

• Coastal wetlands
• Climate change
• Ecohydrology
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Stephen M. Bowman, Ph.D., MHA, is a Professor in the Department of Health Policy and Management at the Fay W. Boozman College of Public Health, University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences (UAMS). He serves as the MHA Program Director, overseeing master’s-level training in healthcare administration. His research focuses on acute care injury outcomes, EMS systems, injury prevention, and occupational injury surveillance. Education: Ph.D. in Health Services Research, University of Washington (2006) MHA in Health Administration, University of Washington (1988) B.A. in Philosophy, University of Washington (1986) Research Interests: Dr. Bowman’s work addresses critical public health issues such as pediatric trauma, burn injuries, drowning prevention, and occupational safety. His studies often involve large-scale data analysis to improve injury surveillance and clinical guidelines. Recent projects include evaluating trends in work-related traumatic brain injuries and optimizing trauma system responses. Grants & Projects: He leads the National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH)-funded project: “Using Injury Severity to Improve Occupational Traumatic Injury Trend Estimates” as the Site Principal Investigator. His research bridges clinical practice and public health policy, emphasizing evidence-based approaches to injury mitigation. Teaching: Dr. Bowman instructs courses in healthcare quality management, strategic planning, and injury epidemiology, reflecting his commitment to both academic and applied public health leadership.

• Acute Care Injury Outcomes
• Emergency Medical Services (EMS) and Trauma Systems
• Injury Prevention
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Liv Elin Torheim is a Professor in the Department of Nursing and Health Promotion at the Faculty of Health Sciences, Oslo Metropolitan University (OsloMet). Her academic work is deeply rooted in public health nutrition, with a focus on food security, sustainable diets, nutrition policy, and food environments. She serves as Head of Studies in her department and is actively engaged in both national and international research collaborations, particularly with the Norwegian Institute of Public Health. Her research interests include: Public Health Nutrition Nutritional Epidemiology Global Health and Food Security Infant and Complementary Feeding Sustainable and Climate-Friendly Diets Food Environment Policies (e.g., Food-EPI) Human Rights in Nutrition Growth and Development Her recent publications span high-impact journals such as The Lancet , Nutrients , and Food & Nutrition Research , reflecting a strong trend toward policy-relevant research on food insecurity, dietary guidelines, and the evaluation of public health interventions. She has contributed significantly to the Nordic Nutrition Recommendations 2023 and led projects assessing food environments in universities and municipalities in Norway. Her scientific contributions include policy evaluations, scoping reviews, and large-scale epidemiological analyses. She has no listed scientific awards in the provided text, but her work is widely disseminated through research reports for governmental bodies and public health institutions. Liv Elin Torheim advises on public health nutrition policy and has been involved in projects funded by national and international research initiatives. While no formal list of students is provided, her leadership in research projects suggests active mentorship. She is part of the Public Health Nutrition research group and collaborates extensively on interdisciplinary projects related to food systems and health equity. Her ongoing work focuses on strengthening food environments, monitoring youth nutrition, and advancing sustainable dietary practices in Norway and beyond.

• Public Health Nutrition
• Nutritional Epidemiology
• Global Health
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Professor Michael Farrell is the Director of the National Drug & Alcohol Research Centre (NDARC) at the University of New South Wales, specializing in Medicine & Health. His research focuses on treatment evaluation, national and international drug policy, and substance dependence. With extensive experience including previous roles at King's College London, he chairs the International Consortium on Health Outcome Monitoring Substance Use working Group and edits for the Cochrane Drug and Alcohol Group. Research interests center on substance abuse epidemiology, opioid treatment methodologies, public health interventions, and policy analysis. His work explores innovative approaches to reduce drug-related harm and improve treatment outcomes. Recent publications demonstrate a strong focus on opioid treatment efficacy, mortality trends, and intervention strategies in correctional settings. Research consistently emphasizes Australian epidemiological patterns and evidence-based policy recommendations. Primary collaborations involve international health organizations and governmental bodies to develop standardized outcome measures for substance use disorders globally.

• Treatment Evaluation
• Drug Policy
• Opioid Dependence
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Tyler Lennon, MD is an Assistant Professor of Pediatrics at the Medical College of Wisconsin, specializing in Pediatric Emergency Medicine. His research focuses on community health, firearm safety, public health interventions, and violence prevention. Dr. Lennon’s work bridges clinical practice with population-level health challenges, particularly in urban environments. Research interests include firearm-related injury prevention, mental health impacts of violence exposure, and improving healthcare protocols for at-risk pediatric populations. He also explores barriers to preventive health measures like swimming lessons and HPV immunization. His interdisciplinary approach addresses both clinical and policy dimensions of child health. Recent publications highlight trends in caregiver firearm safety practices, pediatric residents' screening behaviors, and the mental health consequences of firearm violence. His work underscores the need for systemic changes in healthcare documentation, mentorship programs for youth, and workplace lactation support policies. Dr. Lennon contributes to community-based participatory research (CBPR) initiatives and has authored studies on topics ranging from rare medical cases (e.g., gonococcal infections in neurosurgical patients) to large-scale public health interventions. His research is published in journals like Pediatrics , Academic Pediatrics , and Sexually Transmitted Diseases .

• Community Health Services
• Firearms Pediatrics
• Public Health
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Dr. Eila Erfani is a Senior Lecturer at the School of Information Systems and Technology Management (SISTM) within the UNSW Business School. She leads the Cybersecurity Management major and Business Analytics programs. Dr. Erfani holds a PhD in Information Systems from Macquarie University, alongside a Master of Systems Engineering and Bachelor of Engineering. Her research focuses on ethical AI integration, cybersecurity governance, and leveraging machine learning for sustainability challenges. Notable areas include: AI ethics in healthcare and finance IoT-driven safety systems Open innovation platforms Big data analytics for sustainable supply chains Publications span applications of machine learning in lithium markets, bioleaching optimization, and drowning detection technologies. She has also extensively studied social media's psychological impacts, including addiction risks and mental health consequences. Recent work includes developing mHealth applications for senior wellness and cancer patient support. Her teaching emphasizes bridging technical capabilities with ethical responsibility, preparing students for roles in cybersecurity management and data-driven decision-making. Current research explores AI's role in achieving UN Sustainable Development Goals through triple-bottom-line approaches.

• Artificial Intelligence Ethics
• Cybersecurity Management
• Business Analytics
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Sofie Koch is a postdoctoral researcher at the University of Southern Denmark's Department of Sports Science and Clinical Biomechanics within the Faculty of Health Sciences. She maintains active research affiliations with multiple units including the Research Unit of Active Living, Research Unit of Sport and Health Sciences, and FIIBL - Research and Implementation Centre for Human Movement and Learning. Her research focuses on physical activity interventions in Danish school settings, with particular emphasis on implementation science, childhood obesity prevention, and policy evaluation. Key interests include digital screen impacts on adolescent activity, high-intensity exercise programs for schoolchildren, and frontline worker behavior in health program adoption. Her work employs mixed-methods approaches including cluster RCTs, focus groups, and cross-sectional population studies. Recent publications demonstrate strong trends in school-based physical activity implementation across Denmark, with significant emphasis on dose-response relationships in exercise interventions and barriers to program adoption in public education systems. Her research consistently targets Danish adolescent populations with practical applications for national health policy. Professional activities include conference presentations on physical activity implementation barriers (2019), drowning prevention research (2017), and co-organizing the Nordic seminar on School Swimming (2016). Her work shows substantial engagement with Danish public health initiatives through the Generation Healthy Kids study. Research metrics indicate growing impact with multiple publications generating Mendeley readership (6-21 readers) and early citations, particularly in the Journal of Sports Sciences and Frontiers in Sports and Active Living. Her ORCID profile (0000-0002-9404-5001) documents 31 research outputs including 14 journal articles, 7 conference abstracts, and a PhD thesis.

• Physical Activity
• Exercise Interventions
• School Health Policy
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Prof. Edwin van Teijlingen is a Professor of Reproductive Health at Bournemouth University’s Centre for Midwifery & Women’s Health within the Faculty of Health & Social Sciences . He leads interdisciplinary research projects focused on public health, particularly in Nepal and Bangladesh, addressing health systems during federalization, violence against women with disabilities, drowning prevention, and maternal health. Affiliation: Bournemouth University, Far Western University (Nepal), Mahatma Gandhi University (India) Research Themes: Interdisciplinary research, health systems in low-income countries, qualitative methodologies Research Highlights: His work includes studies on Nepal’s federal health system, cross-sectional analyses of violence against women, and community-led drowning prevention in Bangladesh. He has contributed to methodological papers on positionality and interdisciplinary collaboration. Scientific Leadership: He chairs sessions on funding and grant writing and has co-authored highly cited papers in journals like Journal of Advanced Nursing and Midwifery . Training & Mentorship: He supervises PhD students and advocates for integrated theses. His collaborations span institutions in the UK, Nepal, Bangladesh, and India.

• Public Health
• Interdisciplinary Research
• Health Systems in Low-Income Countries
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Eva D'Hondt is a distinguished academic at Vrije Universiteit Brussel (VUB), where she serves in the Faculty of Movement and Sport Sciences. She leads the research group "Movement and Nutrition for Health and Performance" and holds additional leadership positions including Department Chair and Head of Research Group. Her extensive research portfolio spans over 226 publications and she has secured multiple research grants totaling millions in funding. Dr. D'Hondt earned her PhD in Physical Education and Movement Sciences and previously held positions at Ghent University as a Postdoctoral Research Fellow (2011-2013) and FWO PhD Fellow (2007-2011). She currently maintains an honorary research assistant position at Ghent University while leading major research initiatives at VUB. Her research focuses on motor control, motor learning, and motor development in children, with particular emphasis on kinanthropometry, childhood obesity, and the relationship between physical activity and health. Her work bridges the gap between theoretical understanding and practical applications for improving children's motor competence and overall health. Dr. D'Hondt's recent research has emphasized toddler motor development, aquatic literacy, and inter-limb asymmetry in athletes. She leads major projects including the 1-2-3-MOVE! initiative focused on motor competence in toddlers and the ALFAC project addressing aquatic literacy in children across Europe. Her work demonstrates a consistent pattern of interdisciplinary collaboration and practical application of research findings. Gaston Beunen VBSW price for young promising researchers (2021) Public Young Investigator Award PhD student (2023) Young Investigators Award (YIA): Poster presentaties, 1ste plaats (2009) Dr. D'Hondt actively mentors PhD students including Lore Daelman and Lisa Mertens through joint VUB-UGent doctoral projects. She has supervised approximately 90 students throughout her career. Her research has attracted significant funding through projects like BASGO29 (MOVE research group funding until 2029) and FWOSBO55 (1-2-3-MOVE! project). She leads the MOVE research group which focuses on motor competence development in young children, particularly toddlers. The group collaborates extensively with daycare centers and educational institutions to implement and study interventions that promote fundamental motor skills. Recent work has expanded into aquatic literacy through the European ALFAC project.

• Motor Control
• Motor Learning
• Motor Development
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Yong Hun Lim is the Deputy Head of the Department of Design & Engineering and Programme Leader for BA (Hons) Product Design Futures at Bournemouth University's Faculty of Science & Technology. He coordinates the annual Festival of Design & Engineering (FoDE), a flagship event showcasing student work. His expertise lies in human-centred design, psychosocial inclusivity, and co-design methodologies, focusing on enhancing well-being through inclusive solutions for diverse populations. Lim leads research projects funded by organizations like Sainsbury’s, NIHR, and Heathrow Airport. He is a Fellow of the Higher Education Academy (HEA) and serves on the Institution of Engineering Designers (IED) Accreditation Panel. His work aligns with UN SDGs addressing health, education, inequality, and sustainable communities. Education: PhD in Design Research (Brunel University London, 2018) MSc in Integrated Product Design (Brunel University London, 2012) BFA in Craft Design (Cheongju University, South Korea, 2008) Research Interests: Lim’s work explores the intersection of design and psychosocial well-being, emphasizing co-design practices for aging populations, assistive technologies, and disability studies. He advocates for inclusive environments that address cognitive, emotional, and social dimensions of human experience. Recent projects include drowning prevention in Bangladesh and wearable medical technologies for diabetes management. Awards & Grants: Recipient of grants from NIHR, Bournemouth University QR, and Heathrow Airport Awards include the BT Innovative Design Prize and Jaguar Land Rover Design Challenge Outreach & Leadership: Lim serves as an external examiner at UWE and Coventry University, and has contributed to programme reviews at Winchester School of Art. He leads international initiatives, including design workshops in Thailand and South Korea, and participates in conferences like the World Conference on Injury Prevention. Labs & Collaborations: His research collaborations span academia and industry, focusing on healthcare innovation, aging populations, and inclusive education. Key partnerships include Motability, Sainsbury’s, and the International Inclusive Design Research Group (IDRG).

• Inclusive Design
• Human-Centred Design
• Psychosocial Inclusivity
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Carla Trindade is a Visiting Adjunct Professor at the School of Health, Polytechnic Institute of Setúbal, and a Specialist Nurse in Child and Pediatric Health Nursing at Setúbal Hospital Center. She holds a Master's and Bachelor's in Nursing from the same institution. Her work focuses on pediatric emergency care, sleep promotion in children, and evidence-based nursing practices. Education: Master's in Nursing (2019), Bachelor's in Nursing (2007). Current roles include academic teaching and clinical practice in pediatric health. Research interests encompass pediatric emergency management, sleep disorders in children, and health education programs. She actively contributes to nursing research through publications and conference presentations. Her articles analyze pandemic impacts on pediatric care, emergency room utilization, and sleep interventions. Engaged in professional development through postgraduate studies in health management and innovation. A leader in organizing national/international nursing congresses and webinars on pediatric care topics.

• Pediatric Nursing
• Child Health
• Emergency Care
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