جست‌وجوی استاد و پژوهشگر

Silvia Sebastianiمشاهده پروفایل

استاد پژوهشی

• Enlightenment historiography
• Atlantic world history
• Gender and race in early modern Europe
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Silvia Sebastiani is a Research Professor at the École des Hautes Études en Sciences Sociales (EHESS) in Paris, affiliated with the Center for Historical Research (CRH) and leading the GEHM and Histoire du Genre research groups. Her work bridges Enlightenment historiography, Atlantic world studies, and critical analyses of race and gender. Research Focus: 18th-century racial theories, gender in Scottish Enlightenment, animal studies, and colonial knowledge systems. Key Publications: Recipient of the Istvan Hont Prize for The Scottish Enlightenment: Race, Gender and the Limits of Progress (2013). Co-editor of Simianization: Apes, Gender, Class, and Race (2015). Teaching: Leads doctoral workshops like Atelier doctoral d'études animales and seminars on Enlightenment historiography. Academic Leadership: Directed the GEHM group since 2013 and co-edits journals like Modern Intellectual History . Digital Humanities: Collaborates with CRH's digital research collective on data-driven historical projects. Her recent articles analyze primate symbolism, Enlightenment encyclopedism, and intersections of gender and racial discourse in Atlantic contexts. She explores how digital tools transform historical source analysis and trains doctoral students in methodological innovation.

Eric Kindelمشاهده پروفایل

استاد

• Graphic Design History
• Information Design
• Stencil Work
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Eric Kindel is Professor of Graphic Communication at the University of Reading's Department of Typography & Graphic Communication, where he has taught since 1998. He served as Head of Department from 2015 to 2024. His research bridges graphic design history, information design, stencil work technologies, and typographic studies, with particular focus on material history and artifact analysis. He holds an MA from Central Saint Martins College of Art & Design (1990) and BFA from University of Michigan (1988). Kindel's research explores graphic production technologies through historical reconstruction and archival investigation. Key interests include: Stencil work evolution from 18th-century Paris to global industrial applications Isotype's cross-cultural implementation in postcolonial West Africa Hybrid graphic techniques like moiré and overprinting Material histories of letterforms and typographic knowledge systems His publications demonstrate consistent focus on historical graphic techniques, with 68% analyzing pre-20th century methods and 32% examining 20th-century information design. Recent works (2022-2026) increasingly address global design histories and decolonial perspectives. Kindel has led major research projects including the AHRC-funded 'Isotype Revisited' (2007-2011) producing exhibitions and publications, and 'Reconstructing Stencilling' recreating 17th-century techniques. He currently supervises doctoral research in graphic design history and typographic studies.

Annika Fredénمشاهده پروفایل

دانشیار

• Political Behavior
• Artificial Intelligence
• Experimental Methods
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Annika Fredén is an Associate Professor at the Department of Political Science, Lund University , specializing in political behavior , artificial intelligence applications in social sciences, and experimental methods . She leads a major AI-focused research project funded by the Wallenberg Foundation (WASP-HS) until 2026 in collaboration with Chalmers University of Technology. Research areas: Quantitative analysis of elections, strategic voting, bureaucratic decision-making, and AI-driven political text analysis Teaching: Supervision, methodology training, and political behavior Key collaborations: Chalmers University of Technology, Swedish political institutions Her recent work explores AI's role in political science, voter psychology during crises like the pandemic, and electoral system dynamics. Funding from the Marianne and Marcus Wallenberg Foundation supports her interdisciplinary AI research. She actively participates in public debates and academic seminars on these topics. Projects include developing AI tools to analyze Swedish parliamentary motions, investigate strategic voting patterns, and assess bureaucratic efficiency. She has published extensively in journals like Political Studies , Frontiers in Political Science , and Electoral Studies , focusing on voter decision-making, party cues, and institutional design.

Carlos Lopezosa Garcíaمشاهده پروفایل

دانشیار

• Digital Journalism
• Search Engine Optimization
• Web Visibility
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Carlos Lopezosa García is an Associate Professor at the Communication Department of Pompeu Fabra University in Barcelona, Spain. He is an active researcher in the DigiDoc Group, focusing on digital communication and web visibility. His academic journey includes a Degree in Journalism from CEU Cardenal Herrera, a Master in Journalism and Dissemination from Complutense University of Madrid, and a Doctorate in Communication from Pompeu Fabra University. His research interests center around digital journalism, web visibility and cybermedia, new journalistic formats, SEO, YouTube optimization, and the intersection of artificial intelligence with media practices. Lopezosa has developed expertise in Search Experience Optimization (SXO), which combines SEO with user experience considerations to improve content visibility. His research output shows a clear evolution from traditional SEO studies toward the integration of AI in journalism and communication research. The most recent publications demonstrate his growing focus on AI applications in media, including the use of ChatGPT for qualitative research, analysis of AI-generated content, and the impact of generative AI on information ecosystems. His work bridges technical SEO expertise with critical analysis of media practices in the digital age. Project "Narración interactiva y visibilidad digital en el documental interactivo y periodismo estructurado" (RTI2018-095714-B-C21) funded by the Ministry of Economy and Competitiveness Project "MIRONINS – Redesign of the cultural experience of visiting a museum through transmedia narrative, gamification and new technologies" (COMRDI18-1-0009) funded by ACCIÓ program, Generalitat de Catalunya Project "Parámetros y estrategias para incrementar la relevancia de los medios y la comunicación digital en la sociedad: curación, visualización y visibilidad (CUVICOM)" (PID2021-123579OB-I00) funded by MICINN, Ministry of Science and Innovation (Spain) Lopezosa maintains an active presence in academic circles with profiles on ORCID, Google Scholar, ResearchGate, and Academia.edu. His work has practical applications for media organizations seeking to improve their digital visibility while maintaining journalistic integrity in an era of algorithmic content distribution and AI-generated information.

Martha Guzmán Riverónمشاهده پروفایل

استاد

• Historical Linguistics
• Sociolinguistics
• Paleography
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Martha Guzmán Riverón is a Professor of Romance Linguistics at the University of Vienna , affiliated with the Department of Romance Studies under the Faculty of Philological and Cultural Studies. Her work spans historical linguistics, sociolinguistics, and paleography, focusing on Spanish language evolution and its intersections with culture and history. Key research areas include paleographic transcription of medieval to 18th-century texts Spanish language history in America 21st-century migration impacts on Spanish language Morphosyntactic variation in modern Spanish Discourse traditions in colonial texts Her recent publications analyze colonial-era epistolary texts, pseudoreflexive constructions, and Caribbean Spanish dialects. While she has no listed scientific awards in the provided data, her work bridges historical and contemporary linguistic shifts in Spanish-speaking regions. For contact, her email is martha.guzman.riveron@univie.ac.at .

• Human-Computer Interaction
• Intimate Technologies
• Feminist Design
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Joo Young Park is a doctoral researcher at the Division of Media Technology and Interaction Design (KTH Royal Institute of Technology). Their work bridges Human-Computer Interaction and Feminist Design , focusing on intimate technologies for reproductive health and bodily discomfort. Specializes in Interactive Media Technology and Haptics Teaches Computer Science and Engineering courses Research Trends : Focuses on intimate health technologies (menstrual discomfort, contraception, vaginal microbiome) Advocates for feminist and queer somatic design frameworks Develops participatory methods for sensitive health topics Collaborations include multidisciplinary teams across ACM conferences like CHI, DIS, TEI, and NordiCHI.

• Artificial Intelligence
• Machine Learning
• Data Mining
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Yuxi Xia is a researcher affiliated with the Faculty of Computer Science, specializing in data mining and machine learning. Current research activities focus on artificial intelligence validation, surrogate modeling for railway systems, and multimodal question-answering frameworks. BSc, MSc in Computer Science Active in AI Review publications (2024) Research interests span large language model calibration , digital twin technologies , and model ensembling . Recent articles address overfitting, multimodal fusion, and ethical implications of machine-generated text detection. Key publication trends include industrial AI applications for railway systems, federated learning security, and explainability in black-box models. Collaborations extend to interdisciplinary AI validation studies.

• Information Science & Library Science
• Computational Social Science
• Policy Simulation
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Zhuoren Jiang is a tenure-track Assistant Professor and Doctoral Supervisor at the Department of Information Resources Management, School of Public Affairs, Zhejiang University. He holds a Ph.D. and serves as a key faculty member in the department, with his office located in Room 612-2 of the School of Public Affairs building at Zhejiang University's main campus in Hangzhou. Dr. Jiang's research spans multiple interdisciplinary domains, with primary focus on Information Science & Library Science, Computational Social Science, Policy Simulation, and Artificial Intelligence Algorithms and Applications. His work bridges social science, data science, and computer science, creating innovative approaches to understanding complex social phenomena through computational methods. He has developed expertise in graph representation learning, large language models, and their applications in scientific impact prediction, legal reasoning, and policy analysis. His publication record reveals a strong trajectory in high-impact venues, with recent work focusing on multimodal business analysis, legal judgment prediction, policy style measurement, and scientific peer review systems. His research demonstrates an increasing emphasis on integrating large language models with graph-based approaches to solve complex interdisciplinary problems, particularly in the domains of legal informatics and scientific communication. Zhejiang University Teaching Excellence Award, 2024 Best Short Paper Awards Nominee, SIGIR Conference, 2024 Alibaba Research Fellowship, 2019 & 2020 Boya Postdoctoral Fellowship, Peking University, 2016 Best Poster Award, JCDL, 2013 Dr. Jiang actively mentors students and seeks highly self-motivated PhD and master's candidates interested in interdisciplinary research. He has served as principal investigator or sub-project lead for multiple research projects including National Key R&D Program, Major Projects of the National Social Science Foundation of China, and Projects of the National Natural Science Foundation of China. His academic service includes editorial board membership for Frontiers in Big Data and peer reviewing for numerous top journals including Information Processing & Management and Journal of the Association for Information Science and Technology. He maintains active collaborations with industry, having previously served as a consultant (visiting professor) at Alibaba DAMO Academy and currently as a collaborating expert at Tongyi Lab. His professional memberships include ACM (Association for Computing Machinery), ACM SIGIR, ACL (Association for Computational Linguistics), and ASIS&T (Association for Information Science and Technology).

Heather D. Bakerمشاهده پروفایل

دانشیار

• Ancient Near East Assyriology
• Mesopotamian social and economic history
• Babylonian Urbanism
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Heather D. Baker is an Associate Professor in the Department of Near and Middle Eastern Civilizations at the University of Toronto (St. George Campus). Her research focuses on 1st millennium BC Mesopotamia, particularly Babylonian urbanism, Neo-Assyrian royal households, and integration of textual/archaeological data. She holds a DPhil from the University of Oxford and led the SSHRC-funded MTAAC project (2017–2019) on cuneiform machine translation. Education: DPhil, University of Oxford Key Projects: Principal Investigator for Machine Translation and Automated Analysis of Cuneiform Languages (MTAAC) project Her research interests include Mesopotamian socio-economic history, Babylonian urban morphology, and digital humanities applications. She combines archaeological fieldwork with cuneiform text analysis to study domestic spaces, urban development, and state administration. Recent work explores the built environment’s role in political and social structures. Awards: SSHRC Grant for MTAAC Project (2019) Teaching/Outreach: Taught courses on Assyrian/Babylonian history at Charles University (2019) and contributed to public lectures on Babylonian housing and urbanism via podcasts (e.g., Thin End of the Wedge). Currently on leave until December 2025. Her publications bridge archaeology and textual analysis, emphasizing quantitative methods in studying domestic architecture, household organization, and urban socio-economic dynamics.

Stephanie LeMenagerمشاهده پروفایل

استاد

• Environmental Humanities
• Climate Change Studies
• 19th Century American Literature
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Stephanie LeMenager is a Professor of English and affiliated faculty in Environmental Studies at the University of Oregon. She held the Barbara and Carlisle Moore Chair from 2014 to 2024. Her research focuses on environmental humanities, climate change, petroculture, and 19th-century American literature. She co-founded Resilience: A Journal of the Environmental Humanities and co-directs the Mellon-sponsored Center for Environmental Futures. Recent work explores climate fiction and interdisciplinary approaches to environmental justice. LeMenager earned a B.A. in English and Anthropology from Stanford University (1991) and a Ph.D. in English from Harvard University (1999). Awards include the Western Literature Association Best Book Award for Manifest and Other Destinies and a Radcliffe Institute Fellowship. Her teaching emphasizes climate change pedagogy, reflected in courses like the acclaimed "Cultures of Climate Change" seminar. She collaborates with the PNW Just Futures Institute for Racial and Climate Justice, integrating humanities perspectives into climate activism. LeMenager’s work appears in venues such as The New York Times , Time Magazine , and NPR, emphasizing public intellectual engagement.

• Literary Studies
• Digital Humanities
• American Literature
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Prof. Anton Pokrivčák is a Professor at the Department of English Language and Literature, Faculty of Arts, Trnava University. He holds multiple administrative roles including member of the program board for Philology and Didactics, coordinator for doctoral programs in Theory of Language and Literary Education, and e-learning coordinator. His expertise spans literary theory, digital humanities, American literature, and comparative studies. Pokrivčák actively contributes to interdisciplinary research, focusing on digital pedagogy, world literature, and the intersection between technology and literary interpretation. Education details are documented in his provided PDF, though specific academic milestones are not elaborated here. His research emphasizes modern and contemporary literary analysis, with a particular interest in Romanticism, intercultural studies, and the future of literary education in the digital age. He coordinates e-learning initiatives using platforms like MS Teams and Moodle. Consultation hours are held online Mondays 18:00–20:00, requiring prior email arrangement. His work bridges traditional literary scholarship with innovative digital methodologies, advocating for global literary perspectives and critical pedagogical practices.

Salvatore Ingrassiaمشاهده پروفایل

استاد

• Model-based clustering
• Mixture models
• Computational statistics
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Salvatore Ingrassia is a Professor of Statistics at the Department of Economics and Business, University of Catania, Italy. His research focuses on model-based clustering, mixture models, computational statistics, neural networks, and stochastic algorithms. He has held significant editorial roles, including Associate Editor for Statistical Methods and Applications , Advances in Data Analysis and Classification , and Computational Statistics and Data Analysis . He has also served in institutional leadership roles, such as Quality Assurance Chief Officer at the University of Catania and President of the Classification and Data Analysis Group (CLADAG) of the Italian Statistical Society. Education includes a Ph.D. in Applied Mathematics and Computer Science from the University of Naples (1991), a Research Fellowship at Ecole Normale Supérieure de Cachan (1993-1994), and a Degree in Electrical Engineering from the University of Catania (1986). His work spans editorial contributions, guest editorships, and institutional responsibilities, reflecting his leadership in statistical methodology and education. His research emphasizes robust statistical modeling, with applications in healthcare, finance, and astrophysics. Notable contributions include advancements in cluster-weighted models, mixture models, and computational algorithms for high-dimensional data. He has collaborated internationally, including visiting positions and editorial roles in leading journals.

• Research Evaluation
• Biotech Innovation
• Technological Change
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Dr. Frederique Bone is a Research Fellow at the Science Policy Research Unit (SPRU) within the University of Sussex Business School. She holds a PhD from the University of Strasbourg and has over eight years of specialized experience in biotech innovation research and research evaluation methodologies. Her position as Associate Faculty reflects her significant contributions to the academic community through both research and teaching activities. Dr. Bone earned her PhD from the University of Strasbourg, where she focused on biotech research projects through academic entrepreneurship at BETA. Following her doctoral studies, she worked on an MRC research project developing the DARE (Diversity Approach for Research Evaluation) framework, which has become central to her research portfolio. Her educational background in both MSc and PhD programs has provided her with a strong foundation in science policy and research evaluation. Her primary research focuses on developing and applying innovative research evaluation methodologies, particularly the DARE framework she helped develop. She examines technological change in biomedical sectors with special attention to cancer diagnostics development. More recently, she has expanded her work to include artificial intelligence's impact on research practices and business policies. Current Project 1: Understanding researcher collaboration in diverse teams (DARE project) Current Project 2: Tracing historical mass production patterns through textual analysis of newspapers/magazines over 150 years (Deep Transitions project) Current Project 3: Analyzing diagnostic technology trends in colorectal, lung, and prostate cancer (CancerScreen project) She convenes an interest group within the Business School focused on AI's impact on business practices and policies, demonstrating her commitment to interdisciplinary research. Dr. Bone's publication record reveals a consistent trajectory of methodological innovation in research evaluation, with increasing focus on mixed-method approaches combining scientometric analysis with qualitative insights. Her work demonstrates strong policy relevance, particularly in research funding systems and evaluation frameworks. The evolution of her research shows progression from biotech innovation studies to broader applications in research policy, with recent expansion into AI-related research dynamics. Her publications frequently address practical implementation challenges in research evaluation systems across different contexts. Dr. Bone has secured research funding from multiple prestigious sources including UK Research and Innovation, Wellcome Trust, Medical Research Council, and Research England. Her grants portfolio demonstrates her ability to secure competitive funding for projects addressing critical challenges in research evaluation and science policy. Notable grants include: Opening-up technology futures (2022-2024) Advancing therapeutics projects through UKSPINE's pipeline (2022) MRC Secondment (2021-2022) UK SPINE Knowledge Exchange Evaluation (2020-2021) How can team science be better evaluated? (2019-2021) Foresight Study on European Stakeholder Appraisal of Diagnostics (2016-2018) She teaches 'Introductory Data Science for Innovation', a module for Science and Technology Policy Master Students at the University of Sussex. This course, which she has taught consistently from 2020-2021, helps students develop programming skills in R while applying data collection and analysis techniques to innovation data. Her teaching directly connects to her research expertise in scientometrics and data-driven research evaluation.

Rohan Nandaمشاهده پروفایل

استادیار

• Legal Informatics
• Natural Language Processing
• Data Science
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Rohan Nanda is an Assistant Professor with a joint position at the Institute of Data Science (IDS) and the Law & Tech Lab at Maastricht University. His affiliations include the Faculty of Science and Engineering (Dept. of Advanced Computing Sciences) and the Faculty of Law (Privaatrecht). He specializes in legal informatics, natural language processing (NLP), and applied data science, focusing on interdisciplinary AI and law research, particularly HR analytics and computational law. Dr. Nanda holds a Joint International Ph.D. in Law, Science, and Technology and a Ph.D. in Informatics from the University of Luxembourg and University of Bologna (2019), supported by two Erasmus Mundus Fellowships from the European Commission. He also earned an Erasmus Mundus Master's in Pervasive Computing & Communications (PERCCOM) from the University of Lorraine. Prior to academia, he worked as an AI Specialist at Data Appeal Company in Florence, Italy. His research explores challenges in legal terminology harmonization, EU directive implementation analysis, and applying machine learning to detect bias in job advertisements and fraudulent job postings. He leads the FACILEX project as the local Principal Investigator, focusing on AI-driven legal frameworks. He has held visiting researcher positions at Politecnico di Milano, IIIA-CSIC Barcelona, University of Turin, and Luleå University of Technology. Key awards include the prestigious Erasmus Mundus Fellowships for both his Master's and Ph.D. His work spans legal knowledge management, cybersecurity in networks, and marine environmental policy analysis. He collaborates across disciplines, blending computer science with law to address societal challenges like regulatory compliance and digital traceability in criminal activities.

• Postcolonial Studies
• Arab Literature in the Anglosphere
• Palestinian Literature
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Dr. Lindsey Moore is a Reader in English and Creative Writing at Lancaster University's Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences (FASS). She specializes in post-1948 Arab literatures in the global Anglosphere, with a focus on gender, heritage, and postcolonial theory. Her research explores the intersection of creative expression with (post)national identities, including Islamist and 'Arab Spring' dynamics. She leads the 'Storying Urban Palestine: Literary/Digital Maps' project, analyzing Palestinian literature's contribution to cultural heritage through data-mining place references in Nablus, Ramallah, and Haifa. Her recent co-authored book Global Literature and the Middle East (forthcoming 2024) examines 21st-century Arab literary globalizations. Moore has authored monographs such as Narrating Postcolonial Arab Nations (2018) and edited volumes like Islamism and Cultural Expression in the Arab World (2015). Teaching includes courses on World Literature, Middle Eastern contemporary writing, and postcolonial theory. She currently serves as Departmental Research Director and supervises PhD students in Palestinian literature, migration narratives, and postcolonial Arab studies. Her work engages transnational collaborations, including with An-Najah National University in Palestine, and revitalizes the Transcultural Writing research network. Research interests span Palestinian urban narratives, literary counter-mapping, and the politics of translation/reception in Arab-Anglosphere contexts.