Tatiana Chalaya | Social Sciences | Best Researcher Award

Posted on 21/02/202421/02/2024 by ScienceFather

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Mrs Tatiana Chalaya | Social Sciences | Best Researcher Award

Comms Director at Environmental Association “Nature Protection”, Russia

Tatiana Chalaya is a highly educated professional with a background in Biochemistry and a Master’s degree in Political Analysis and Public Policy from the Higher School of Economics in Moscow. She has honed her skills through various additional courses, including data analysis by R and Python, statistics, sociology, and social psychology.

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Education:

🎓 2022: Master’s Program in Political Analysis and Public Policy, Higher School of Economics, Moscow
🎓 2003: Degree in Biochemistry, Lomonosov Moscow State University

Work Experiences:

🌳 Since 2023: Communication/Engagement Director, Association “Nature Protection”
🌍 2018 – 2023: Communication/Engagement Director, Greenpeace Russia
🌿 2015 – 2018: Head of Volunteer Unit, Greenpeace Russia
🌍 2008 – 2014: Project Manager, Greenpeace Russia
🌲 2005 – 2007: Forest Unit Assistant, Greenpeace Russia
🧪 2003 – 2004: Junior Research Scientist, Shemyakin-Ovchinnikov Institute of Bioorganic Chemistry

Skills:

🎙️ Interviews
📊 Surveys, Experimental Research Design
📊 Quantitative and Qualitative Content Analysis
📈 Statistical Analysis in R, SPSS, and Python (Regression, Classification, Clustering)

Research Focus:

Tatiana Chalaya’s research encompasses diverse areas. In her latest work, “Avoiding the blame game,” co-authored with A. Uldanov (2024), she delves into the landscape fire policy debates in Russia, analyzing NGO and government narrative strategies. In collaboration with researchers Schlaufer, Pilkina, Khaynatskaya, Voronova, and Pozhivotko (2022), Chalaya explores how civil society organizations navigate communication in authoritarian settings, focusing on the Russian waste management debate. Additionally, her early contributions include investigating tissue specificity of methylation in human chromosome 19 (2006) and enhancing the specificity of DNA hybridization-based methods (2004). Tatiana’s research spans environmental policy, civil society dynamics, and molecular biology.

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Chantal den Daas | Social Sciences | Best Researcher Award

Posted on 23/01/202423/01/2024 by ScienceFather

Dr Chantal den Daas | Social Sciences | Best Researcher Award

Senior Lecturer at University of Aberdeen, United Kingdom

Chantal den Daas is a prominent figure in the field of Health Psychology, currently serving as the Interim Lead of the Health Psychology group at the Institute of Applied Health Science, University of Aberdeen, Scotland. With a Senior Lecturer position at the same institute since 2020, she has been actively involved in academia, contributing significantly to the interdisciplinary Social Science department at Utrecht University in the Netherlands as an Adjunct Research Fellow.

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📚 Education:

📆 2005 – 2007: Research Master Psychology (With Merit), University of Amsterdam, Netherlands
📆 2002 – 2005: Bachelor Social Psychology (With Merit), University of Amsterdam, Netherlands

👩‍🏫 PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE:

📆 2023 – Present: Interim Lead, Health Psychology group, Institute of Applied Health Science, University of Aberdeen, Scotland
📆 2020 – Present: Senior Lecturer, Health Psychology group, Institute of Applied Health Science, University of Aberdeen, Scotland
📆 2017 – Present: Adjunct Research Fellow, Interdisciplinary Social Science, Utrecht University, Netherlands
📆 2018 – 2020: WHO Consultant, Regional Office for Europe, World Health Organization
📆 2013 – 2020: Senior Scientific Researcher, Centre for Infectious Disease Control, STI/HIV Department, RIVM, Netherlands
📆 2008 – 2013: PhD in Social Psychology, Utrecht University, Netherlands

🔍 PROFESSIONAL TRAINING:

Notable Training: Good Research Practice, Behaviour Change Technique Taxonomy, Post-graduate Research Supervisor, Mentoring Skills, MAP Training, Inclusion Essentials, and more.

👩‍🏫 TEACHING ACTIVITIES:

📆 2020 – Present: Coordinator and Lecturer, Health Behaviour and Behaviour Change, University of Aberdeen, Scotland
📆 2014 – Present: Supervision of PhD Candidates, with successful completions and ongoing projects
📆 2013 – 2020: Master and Bachelor Thesis Supervision, RIVM, Netherlands

📊 SKILLS:

Expertise in health psychology, behaviour change, infectious disease control, and extensive training in research methodologies and statistical analysis.

Chantal den Daas is a dedicated professional with a rich background in health psychology, infectious disease control, and academia. Her leadership roles, prolific research, and commitment to education underscore her significant contributions to the field. 💡🔬📚 #HealthPsychology #Research #Education

Research Focus :

Chantal den Daas’s research focus lies at the intersection of Health Psychology, LGBTQI+ health, and the prevention of communicable diseases. 🌈🔬 Her work, including the upcoming EHPS2023 roundtable discussion and published articles in European Health Psychologist, Handbook of Health Psychology (2nd edition), Public Health, Annals of Behavioral Medicine, Aids and Behavior, and Journal of Behavioral Medicine, demonstrates a comprehensive exploration of health behaviors, habits, and social engagement in diverse populations. 🤝📚 With a keen emphasis on COVID-19 transmission-reducing behaviors, her research contributes valuable insights to public health policies and practices. #HealthPsychology #LGBTQI+Health #PublicHealth 🏥

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Research Snapshot: Chantal den Daas

🔍 “How fast is fast enough? Academic behavioural science impacting public health policy and practice”

Hubbard, G., Allison, T., Beattie, M., …, Stephenson, L., den Daas, C.
Public Health, 2023, 225, pp. e1–e2

🌐 “The Importance of Social Engagement in the Development of an HIV Cure: A Systematic Review of Stakeholder Perspectives”

Noorman, M.A.J., de Wit, J.B.F., Marcos, T.A., …, Jonas, K.J., den Daas, C.
AIDS and Behavior, 2023, 27(11), pp. 3789–3812

🦠 “Habits and Reflective Processes in COVID-19 Transmission-reducing Behaviors: Examining Theoretical Predictions in a Representative Sample of the Population of Scotland”

den Daas, C., Dixon, D., Hubbard, G., Allan, J., Johnston, M.
Annals of Behavioral Medicine, 2023, 57(11), pp. 910–920

🏳️‍🌈 “Chemsex, Anxiety and Depression Among Gay, Bisexual and Other Men Who have Sex with Men Living with HIV”

Field, D.J., de Wit, J., Davoren, M.P., O’Reilly, E.J., Den Daas, C.
AIDS and Behavior, 2023, 27(10), pp. 3206–3212

🗺️ “MSM with HIV: Improving prevalence and risk estimates by a Bayesian small area estimation modelling approach for public health service areas in the Netherlands”

Wang, H., Daas, C.D., de Coul, E.O., Jonas, K.J.
Spatial and Spatio-temporal Epidemiology, 2023, 45, 100577

NaYoung Song | Social Sciences | Best Researcher Award

Posted on 23/01/202423/01/2024 by ScienceFather

Ms NaYoung Song | Social Sciences | Best Researcher Award

Graduate Student at University of Georgia, Grady College of Journalism and Mass Communication, United States

NaYoung Song is a highly accomplished professional with a strong background in integrated advertising and public relations. She is currently pursuing her M.A. at the University of Georgia’s Grady College of Journalism & Mass Communication, maintaining an impressive GPA of 4.0/4.0, with an expected graduation date in May 2025.

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📚 Education:

M.A. in Integrated Advertising & Public Relations, Grady College of Journalism & Mass Communication, University of Georgia, May 2025 (GPA 4.0/4.0)
B.A. in Journalism & Mass Communication (Media & Communication major), Korea University, August 2024 (GPA 4.14/4.5)

🌐 Experience:

Crisis Communications Intern
- University of Georgia, Athens, United States
- August 2023 – Present
- 🚨 Analyzing and addressing crises affecting higher education institutions.
- 📊 Researching and contributing to the development of crisis communication exercises.
Communications Intern
- CANLAB, Seoul, Republic of Korea
- August 2022 – January 2023
- 🌐 Consulting marketing and communication strategies for startup clients.
- 🔄 Facilitating translation and customer services for global audiences.
Communications Manager
- Viber Productions, Seoul, Republic of Korea
- March – August 2022
- 🤝 Initiating collaborations with artists and managing external communication.
- 💡 Coordinating financial planning and executing promotion materials for projects.
Assistant Researcher / Content Creator
- Korea University Research Institute of Korean Studies, Seoul, Republic of Korea
- March – August 2022
- 📚 Optimizing research processes for the Naver Open PRO Dictionary.
- 📊 Translating complex smartphone terminologies for novice users.

🚀 Skills & Specialization:

🗣️ Native English & Korean speaker, Fluent in Bahasa Indonesia (Overseas Korean)
💻 Proficient in Adobe Photoshop, video editing, Microsoft Office
🧠 Soft Skills: Creative, Critical Thinking, Leadership, Problem-solving
🎯 Specialization: Communication, Content Marketing, SEO, Public Relations, Risk Management

Research Focus :

NaYoung Song specializes in researching the emerging challenges within higher education, with a particular focus on the intersection of academic misconduct and generative AI technologies. As a dedicated researcher at the Crisis Insight & Analytics Lab, she delves into the intricate landscape of technological advancements impacting academic integrity. With a keen eye for detail and critical analysis, NaYoung explores the ethical implications and potential threats posed by generative AI in the context of academic settings. Her work contributes valuable insights into safeguarding the educational environment against the evolving landscape of technology-driven misconduct. 📚🤖 #HigherEdCrisis #AIEthics #ResearchInnovation

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Higher education crisis: Academic misconduct with generative AI

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