Maia has accumulated significant teaching and research experience. She has served as a professor substitute and volunteer at various Brazilian universities, including the Federal University of Espírito Santo (UFES) and UFJF. Her research roles have spanned several areas, including semiparametric regression, generalized linear models, and time series analysis. Additionally, she has developed statistical tools that are shared with the scientific community through open-access platforms.

Maia’s research is centered on semiparametric models, Bayesian inference, and time series analysis. Her work particularly focuses on latent factor models and GLARMA models for analyzing complex, asymmetrical, and time-dependent data. She aims to enhance statistical methodologies, making them more adaptable and accessible for diverse real-world applications. Her ongoing research involves developing new techniques for modeling time series data and improving their application to various scientific fields.

Dr. Adams has extensive teaching experience, having served as an Assistant Professor and Instructor at Austin Peay State University since 2021. He teaches a range of physical education courses and has been involved in curriculum development and student advisement. Previously, he was an Athletic Director and K-12 teacher, where he taught subjects such as health, math, and physical education while also coaching multiple sports teams.

Dr. Adams’ primary research interests focus on effective teaching practices in physical education, particularly online instruction, and the integration of video feedback to enhance student performance. He is also interested in improving K-12 physical education programs and exploring innovative ways to assess physical education teaching practices.

 Behrad’s professional experience includes working as a laboratory technician, where he honed his practical skills with advanced laboratory techniques such as Gas Chromatography (GC), ICP-OES, FE-SEM, and XRD. He is currently employed at Tabriz Oil Refinery Company, applying his knowledge to environmental sustainability challenges in chemical engineering.

Behrad’s research interests lie in environmental engineering, particularly in water treatment, gas adsorption, and membrane technology. He is currently investigating the use of pyrolytic coke and metal-organic frameworks (MOFs) to enhance filtration systems for water treatment, aiming to address global environmental challenges.

With diverse experience across academia and industry, Alexandra Bühler has held roles that strengthen her skills in statistical methodologies for clinical trials. As a Post-Doctoral Statistical Scientist at Novartis, she worked on estimand strategies to improve data interpretation in oncology trials affected by treatment switching. She also served as a Graduate Research and Teaching Assistant at the University of Waterloo, assisting students and addressing analytical challenges in trial settings with semi-competing risks. Alexandra’s early experience includes internships in statistical methodology and programming at Roche and Boehringer Ingelheim, where she explored event methodologies in multiple sclerosis trials and collaborated on real-world evidence in clinical development. Alexandra’s experience is marked by her proficiency in advanced statistical software, including R and SAS, enhancing her ability to conduct complex data analyses.

Alexandra Bühler’s research interests lie at the intersection of statistical methodology and clinical applications, particularly in oncology and autoimmune diseases. She is passionate about developing and applying statistical methods to analyze complex life history processes in clinical trials, with a specific focus on estimand frameworks, causal inference, and joint modeling. Alexandra is dedicated to improving the interpretability and robustness of clinical trial data, employing multistate models and utility functions to address treatment switching and other intercurrent events. Her recent work on mean function regression and recurrent disability endpoints in clinical trials reflects her commitment to refining statistical approaches to enhance real-world applications, contributing valuable insights to the fields of biostatistics and epidemiology.

Zahid has amassed a wealth of field experience, working in roles that emphasize community engagement and social impact. He has served as a field worker with rehabilitation centers and NGOs, focusing on welfare services for disadvantaged communities, and has collaborated with self-help groups under the National Rural Livelihood Mission (NRLM). His experience extends to infrastructure projects, having worked as a Field Supervisor for the Kochi Metro Rail Project. Zahid’s professional background combines direct social services, field supervision, and team collaboration, allowing him to gain hands-on knowledge of community dynamics. His varied roles have honed his problem-solving, counseling, and teamwork skills, which he continues to apply in both his research and social work practices.

Zahid’s research interests center on social welfare, community health, and skill development within marginalized communities, particularly in Kashmir. He is particularly focused on issues impacting women, people with disabilities, and individuals affected by substance abuse. His work often examines the socio-economic barriers faced by these groups, including the stigma surrounding disabilities and the skill gaps in traditional industries like sericulture farming. His interest in mental health, especially among families affected by substance abuse, reflects his commitment to addressing the psychological aspects of social work. Additionally, Zahid’s research on coping strategies during crises, such as the COVID-19 pandemic, highlights his dedication to understanding and improving resilience in vulnerable communities.

Dr. Wambura has held various influential roles, contributing to environmental initiatives and water resource management projects. As Assistant Administrative Director at NTWAM, he manages projects that seek sustainable solutions to water scarcity, pollution, and climate change. His career spans multiple capacities, from research collaborations to fieldwork and policy advocacy. He has worked on local and regional projects, enhancing water safety, addressing ecosystem degradation, and supporting environmental awareness campaigns. This extensive experience enables Dr. Wambura to offer strategic insights into environmental policy and sustainable development, leveraging his skills to foster positive change in his community and beyond.

Dr. Wambura has earned several awards for his significant contributions to environmental research and sustainable resource management. His work in water conservation has been widely recognized, earning him accolades from both academic institutions and environmental organizations. These honors underscore his commitment to innovative solutions in the field of environmental sustainability, particularly in areas impacted by climate challenges. His achievements serve as a testament to his dedication to advancing sustainable practices through scientific research and community-focused initiatives.

Dr. Mohammed Elbashier’s research primarily revolves around soil and water science, with a strong emphasis on agricultural sustainability in arid regions. His studies include drought vulnerability and adaptation in Sudanese farming communities, the impact of irrigation and soil texture on crop efficiency, and the use of organic amendments to improve soil properties and plant growth under saline irrigation. Dr. Elbashier has also explored the role of biochar, digestate, and microbial treatments in enhancing soil fertility and crop yield, as well as the environmental impacts of pesticides. His work contributes to improving agricultural practices in water-scarce regions. 🌍🌾

Dr. Mohammed Elbashier has extensive experience in both academic and practical aspects of soil and water science. He worked at the Laboratory of Soil and Water Science at Sudan University of Science and Technology from 2007 to 2010. He also taught at the Department of Soil and Water from 2009 to 2012. From 2013 to 2014, he served as a lecturer at the Department of Agronomy, Gadarif University, Sudan. Additionally, Dr. Elbashier worked at the Department of Soil and Water Analysis in the Laboratory of Agricultural Analysis at the Ministry of Agriculture, Animal Wealth, and Irrigation in Khartoum from 2012 to 2021. 🌍🔬💧

Dr. Mohammed Elbashier holds key administrative roles in soil and water sciences. Since 2022, he has been the Technical Director of Soil and Water Analysis at the Sudan University of Science and Technology’s Soil and Water Sciences Department. In the same year, he also became the Coordinator for Postgraduate Students at the university. Prior to these roles, from 2012 to 2021, Dr. Elbashier served as the Head of Soil and Water Analysis at the Laboratory of Agricultural Analysis, Ministry of Agriculture, Animal Wealth, and Irrigation, Khartoum State. His leadership ensures the advancement of soil and water science in Sudan. 🌍📊

Dr. Mohammed Elbashier’s research primarily revolves around soil and water science, with a strong emphasis on agricultural sustainability in arid regions. His studies include drought vulnerability and adaptation in Sudanese farming communities, the impact of irrigation and soil texture on crop efficiency, and the use of organic amendments to improve soil properties and plant growth under saline irrigation. Dr. Elbashier has also explored the role of biochar, digestate, and microbial treatments in enhancing soil fertility and crop yield, as well as the environmental impacts of pesticides. His work contributes to improving agricultural practices in water-scarce regions. 🌍🌾