Prof Dr Lev Eppelbaum Tel Aviv University Israel

Dr. Lev Eppelbaum is a distinguished geophysicist with extensive academic and research experience. He obtained his MSc in Geophysics from Azerbaijan State University of Oil and Industry (1982) and his PhD from the All-Union Geophysical Institute (1989). His postdoctoral studies at Tel Aviv University focused on geophysical field interpretation in the Dead Sea Rift region (1993). He has held various prestigious positions, including Senior Researcher and Research Professor, contributing significantly to geophysical and planetary sciences. Currently, he serves as a professor at Azerbaijan State Oil and Industry University, specializing in geophysics and earth sciences. His work has profound implications in oil and gas exploration and planetary studies. 🌋🔬📚

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Education

From 1977 to 1982, the individual attended the Azerbaijan State University of Oil and Industry in Baku, Azerbaijan, where they earned a Master of Science (MSc) in Geophysics in 1982. They then pursued a PhD in Geophysics from 1985 to 1989 at the All-Union Geophysical Institute, Southern Department in Baku, in collaboration with the Institute of Geophysics, Georgian Academy of Sciences in Tbilisi, and the Moscow Mining Academy, receiving their degree in 1989. Furthering their studies, they completed a postdoctoral fellowship at the Department of Geophysics & Planetary Sciences at Tel Aviv University from 1991 to 1993, focusing on the interpretation and modeling of potential geophysical fields in the Dead Sea Rift region 📚🌍🎓.

Experience

📅 From 1977 to 1982, worked as a Technician and Senior Technician at the All-Union Geological Institute of Geophysics and Non-Ferrous & Rare Metals, Baku, Azerbaijan, focusing on summer seasons. 🌍 Between September 1982 and July 1983, served as a Geophysicist at the same institute. 💼 From July 1983 to March 1988, held the position of Researcher in Gravity & Magnetics at the All-Union Geophysical Institute. 📊 From March 1988 to December 1990, worked as a Senior Researcher. ✨ Between July 1991 and April 1995, was a Researcher in Geophysical, Atmospheric, and Planetary Sciences at Tel Aviv University, Israel. 🔬 Subsequently, held various roles including Senior Researcher, Senior Lecturer, and Research Professor until 2005. 🎓 From October 2020, serves as an Honorary Professor at Azerbaijan State Oil & Industry University.

International Awards

🌟 The Christian Huygens Medal of the European Geosciences Union (2018-2019) was awarded for a series of significant contributions in geophysics. 📚 The recipient’s scholarly impact is remarkable, boasting 6,589 citations and an h-index of 43 on Google Scholar. 📊 On ResearchGate, their work has garnered 226,200 downloads, 760 recommendations, and a research interest score of 3,957, reflecting their extensive influence in the field. 🌍 Their achievements underscore a profound dedication to advancing geophysical sciences. 🏅

Academic and professional Awards

From 1981 to 1983, Lev Eppelbaum worked with the Ministry of Geology of the USSR on integrating surface and underground geophysical observations in the Belokan-Zakatal ore field, and conducted combined interpretations of geophysical fields in gold-bearing deposits of the Lesser Caucasus. 🏔️🔍 Between 1983 and 1984, he focused on geophysical analysis in the Saatly SuperDeep well area with the Academy of Sciences of the USSR. 🏞️ From 1984 to 1987, he developed methods for interpreting potential geophysical fields for the Ministry of Geology. Between 1986 and 1987, Eppelbaum conducted integrated geophysical investigations of the Middle Kur Depression for hydrocarbon prospecting. 🛢️📊 Throughout 1985 to 1989, he was involved in modeling and zonation in Azerbaijan, and interpreting fields in polymetallic and gold deposits in the Lesser and Greater Caucasus. 🔬⚒️ In 1989-1990, he worked on physical-geological substantiation and quantitative interpretation of geophysical data across the Azerbaijan-Caspian Sea-Western Turkmenistan geotraverse. 🌍📈 From 1991 to 1996 in Israel, he advanced interpretations of potential fields, developed software for 3D modeling in the Dead Sea Rift, and investigated the Eastern Mediterranean’s deep structure. 🌊🇮🇱 He also worked on quantitative interpretation procedures and applied modern techniques in archaeological sites. 🏛️🧩

Research focus

Dr. L. Eppelbaum, renowned for his contributions in applied geothermics and interpretation of geophysical fields in complex environments, specializes in thermal properties of rocks, fluid densities, and crustal structures in the Levant Basin and eastern Mediterranean. His research emphasizes integrating geophysical data to understand subsurface structures and tectonic processes, crucial for energy exploration and geological hazard assessment. 🌍 Eppelbaum’s work bridges theoretical insights with practical applications, addressing challenges in salt tectonics and crustal evolution along the Dead Sea Transform and Levant continental margin, advancing geoscience’s understanding of regional geological dynamics.

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Applied geothermics

Crustal structure of the Levant Basin, eastern Mediterranean

Thermal properties of rocks and density of fluids

Interpretation of geophysical fields in complicated environments

The Levantine Basin—crustal structure and origin

TOPO-EUROPE: The geoscience of coupled deep Earth-surface processes

The crustal structure of the Dead Sea Transform

The structure, isostasy and gravity field of the Levant continental margin and the southeast Mediterranean area

Geology and evolution of the southern Dead Sea fault with emphasis on subsurface structure

Salt tectonics off northern Israel

Minseok Ryu | Energy | Best Researcher Award

Posted on 26/06/202427/06/2024 by ScienceFather

Minseok Ryu | Energy | Best Researcher Award

Assist Prof Dr Minseok Ryu, Arizona State University, United States

Dr. Minseok Ryu is an Assistant Professor in the School of Computing and Augmented Intelligence at Arizona State University, Tempe, AZ. He holds a Ph.D. in Industrial and Operations Engineering from the University of Michigan and an M.S. and B.S. in Aerospace Engineering from KAIST. Dr. Ryu’s research spans advanced scientific computing, privacy-preserving federated learning, and power system resilience. He has held notable positions at Argonne and Los Alamos National Laboratories and has been recognized by the Department of Energy for his highlighted research. He is a member of prominent societies like INFORMS and IEEE. 🌟🧑‍🏫🔬

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Her hold a Ph.D. in Industrial and Operations Engineering from the University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, completed in May 2020 🎓. Prior to this, I earned a Master’s degree in Aerospace Engineering from KAIST in Daejeon, Korea, in February 2014 🚀. My academic journey began with a Bachelor’s degree in the same field at KAIST, which I completed in February 2012 ✈️. This extensive background has equipped me with a robust understanding of both industrial systems and aerospace technologies, paving the way for a dynamic and interdisciplinary career 🛠️🌍.

Honors & Awards

In 2024, I had the honor of being an Alliance Fellow with the Mayo Clinic and ASU Alliance for Health Care during their esteemed Faculty Summer Residency program. My research has consistently been recognized, including being highlighted by the Department of Energy’s Advanced Scientific Computing Research in both 2023 and 2022 🌟. My academic journey has been supported by several prestigious awards, such as the Rackham Graduate Student Research Grant from the University of Michigan in 2016 🎓 and multiple fellowships in 2015. Additionally, my early academic achievements include the National Science Foundation Student Award 🏆 and recognition from the Government of Korea for outstanding scholarship 🌍.

Employment 💼

He is currently an Assistant Professor at Arizona State University (since August 2023), after a tenure as a Postdoctoral Appointee at Argonne National Laboratory from 2020 to 2023.

Research focus

M. Ryu’s research spans privacy-preserving federated learning frameworks, including differential privacy and distributed control of optimal power flow in electric grids. They also contribute to distributionally robust optimization techniques for scheduling and staffing problems, particularly in healthcare and power systems. Their work emphasizes practical algorithms and frameworks (like APPFL) for enhancing privacy and efficiency in distributed systems. Additionally, they explore mitigating uncertain impacts of geomagnetic disturbances on electric grids. Overall, M. Ryu’s research integrates optimization, privacy, and robustness into practical applications across diverse domains. 📊🔒

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Data-Driven Distributionally Robust Appointment Scheduling over Wasserstein Balls

APPFL: Open-Source Software Framework for Privacy-Preserving Federated Learning

A Privacy-Preserving Distributed Control of Optimal Power Flow

An extended formulation of the convex recoloring problem on a tree

Nurse Staffing under Absenteeism: A Distributionally Robust Optimization Approach

Differentially private federated learning via inexact ADMM with multiple local updates

Mitigating the Impacts of Uncertain Geomagnetic Disturbances on Electric Grids: A Distributionally Robust Optimization Approach

Algorithms for Mitigating the Effect of Uncertain Geomagnetic Disturbances in Electric Grids

Development of an Engineering Education Framework for Aerodynamic Shape Optimization

Enabling End-to-End Secure Federated Learning in Biomedical Research on Heterogeneous Computing Environments with APPFLx

Cristóbal Valverde | Energy Award | Young Scientist Award

Posted on 25/05/202425/05/2024 by ScienceFather

Mr. Cristóbal Valverde | Energy Award | Young Scientist Award

Mr. Cristóbal Valverde, CIEMAT – Plataforma Solar de Almería, Spain

Cristóbal Valverde López, a dedicated industrial engineer, specializes in renewable energy and thermal storage systems. With a background in mechanical engineering, he’s conducted groundbreaking research in microwave-assisted heating, notably in molten salt for thermal storage. As a pre-doctoral researcher at CIEMAT, he focuses on optimizing energy transfer systems. Cristóbal’s expertise extends to technical projects and energy certifications, gained through collaborations with esteemed institutions like Tecnova and the University of Almería. His passion for innovation shines through his contributions to R&D projects and publications, showcasing his commitment to advancing sustainable energy solutions. 🔬♻️

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Cristóbal Valverde López pursued his higher education at the Universidad de Almería, where he attained a degree in Industrial Engineering on December 18, 2019. Prior to this, he had already achieved a middle degree in Mechanical Engineering from the same institution on September 21, 2017. These academic accomplishments reflect his dedication to acquiring a solid foundation in engineering, preparing him for a career focused on innovative solutions and sustainable technologies. 🎓 With each degree, Cristóbal honed his skills and knowledge, paving the way for his impactful contributions to the field of renewable energy and thermal storage systems. 🌱

Technological experience

Cristóbal Valverde López played a pivotal role as a researcher in the R&D project “Diseño Sistemas Protección Caídas de Altura Invernaderos Tipo Almería,” conducted at the FUNDACION FINCA EXPERIMENTAL UNIVERSIDAD DE ALMERIA – ANECOOP. Collaborating with a team of five researchers, including principal investigators José Pérez Alonso and others, Cristóbal contributed his expertise to enhance safety measures in greenhouse structures against fall hazards. 🏗️ The project, funded by the Instituto Andaluz de Prevención de Riesgos Laborales, aimed to develop innovative protection systems. Cristóbal’s involvement underscores his commitment to leveraging technology for practical solutions in agricultural safety. 🌱

Research Focus

Cristóbal Valverde López’s research focus lies at the intersection of renewable energy and thermal storage systems, with a particular emphasis on modeling microwave heating of molten salt. 🌞 His work delves into the intricacies of utilizing microwave technology to enhance thermal storage efficiency, a crucial component in sustainable energy systems. By exploring innovative approaches to heat transfer and storage, Cristóbal contributes to advancements in renewable energy infrastructure, paving the way for more efficient and cost-effective solutions. His contributions, alongside collaborators Margarita Manuela Rodriguez-Garcia and Esther Rojas, demonstrate a commitment to pushing the boundaries of technological innovation in the pursuit of a greener future. ♻️

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Modeling Microwave Heating of Molten Salt for Thermal Storage Systems

Xuancan Zhu | Carbon Capture Award | Best Researcher Award

Posted on 20/05/202420/05/2024 by ScienceFather

Prof. Xuancan Zhu | Carbon Capture Award | Best Researcher Award

Prof. Xuancan Zhu, Shanghai Jiao Tong University, China

Ahmad Murid Partaw is a doctoral candidate at the University of South Florida, specializing in Politics and International Affairs, with an expected graduation date in August 2024. His dissertation focuses on “The Challenge of Legitimacy and Governance in Fragile States: The Case of Afghanistan,” under the guidance of Dr. Steven Roach, Dr. David Jacobson, Dr. Earl Conteh-Morgan, and Dr. Zacharias Pieri.

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Partaw holds a Ph.D. in Politics and International Affairs from the University of South Florida, along with a Master of Arts in Political Science and Bachelor of Arts degrees in International Studies and Military Science.

Teaching Experience 👨‍🏫

With expertise in international relations, comparative politics, and globalization, Partaw has taught various courses at the University of South Florida and the University of Tampa, earning accolades such as “best class” and “amazing instructor.”

Research Experience 🔍

Partaw’s research spans roles as a Graduate Assistant, Research Fellow, and Teaching Assistant, contributing to projects on economic analysis, strategic studies, and global diplomacy.

Professional Experience 💼

Partaw served as Afghanistan’s Senior National Representative to the United States Central Command, bringing practical insights to his academic pursuits.

Research Focus 🔬

X Zhu’s research primarily revolves around the development and optimization of adsorption processes for carbon capture and utilization, with a special emphasis on direct air capture (DAC) technologies. His work spans various aspects of DAC, including the synthesis of novel adsorbents, investigation of operating conditions, and design of efficient separation processes. Through his contributions, Zhu aims to address current challenges in industrial carbon dioxide capture and pave the way for sustainable solutions to mitigate greenhouse gas emissions. His expertise in elevated-temperature pressure swing adsorption and adsorbent characterization positions him at the forefront of advancements in DAC research.

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Alba Corrales | Compost | Women Researcher Award

Posted on 26/02/202426/02/2024 by ScienceFather

Dr. Alba Corrales | Compost | Women Researcher Award

Dr. Alba Corrales, UAH, Spain

Dr. Alba Corrales holds a Higher Degree in Biology from the University of Tolima and a Doctorate in Biotechnology and Genetic Resources of Plants and Microorganisms. With a Master’s Degree in Agroforestry Biotechnology from the Polytechnic University of Madrid, she specializes in plant genetics and biotechnology. Her research focuses on enhancing crop resilience to environmental stressors. As an educator, she directs final year projects, contributing to scientific literature through her publications. Dr. Corrales’s expertise spans from microbial ecology to bioprospecting for agricultural innovation 🌱.

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Dr. Alba Corrales earned her Higher Degree in Biology from the University of Tolima in 2007, followed by pursuing advanced studies in Biotechnology and Genetic Resources of Plants and Microorganisms, culminating in a doctoral degree from the Polytechnic University of Madrid in 2015. Her thesis, supervised by JESUS VICENTE CARBAJOSA, explored the molecular and functional aspects of Dof Factors in plants’ response to environmental stress. Despite not receiving an extraordinary award, she demonstrated exceptional quality in her research. Although her Master’s Degree in Agroforestry Biotechnology wasn’t approved, her academic journey showcases a dedicated pursuit of knowledge and expertise in plant science 🌿.

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Dr. Alba Corrales has been actively involved in guiding students through their final year projects, contributing to the advancement of scientific knowledge in agriculture. Her mentorship includes diverse research topics such as evaluating biofertilizers’ efficacy in tomato plants, exploring the genomic assembly of beneficial rhizobacteria like Pseudomonas protegens, and investigating the potential of Pseudomonas putida as a plant growth-promoting rhizobacteria (PGPR) under salt stress. Through her guidance, students like Julián Andrés Perlaza Barragán and Natalia Diaz have successfully defended their projects, showcasing her commitment to nurturing young scientists. Her dedication to teaching and research fosters a thriving academic community 🌱.

Research Focus:

Dr. Alba Corrales’s research focuses on understanding the molecular mechanisms underlying plant responses to abiotic stress and flowering time regulation. Through her work, she has contributed significantly to the characterization of Cycling Dof Factors (CDFs) in tomatoes and Arabidopsis, revealing their multifaceted roles in stress responses and flowering control. Additionally, she has explored the ectopic expression of CDF3 genes in tomatoes to enhance biomass production under salinity stress conditions. Her expertise extends to developing salinity assays and studying the epidemiology of plant viruses. Dr. Corrales’s dedication to unraveling plant stress responses brings valuable insights into agricultural resilience and crop improvement strategies 🌱.

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Characterization of tomato Cycling Dof Factors reveals conserved and new functions in the control of flowering time and abiotic stress responses🍅 – Published in 2014, cited by 175.
Multifaceted role of cycling DOF factor 3 (CDF3) in the regulation of flowering time and abiotic stress responses in Arabidopsis🌼 – Published in 2017, cited by 111.
Ectopic Expression of CDF3 Genes in Tomato Enhances Biomass Production and Yield under Salinity Stress Conditions🌱 – Published in 2017, cited by 44.
Salinity assay in Arabidopsis🌿 – Published in 2014, cited by 17.
Salinity assay in tomato🍅 – Published in 2014, cited by 9.
Epidemiology of Citrus tristeza virus in nursery blocks of Citrus macrophylla and evaluation of control measures🍊 – Published in 2012, cited by 9.
First generation of a mini-oligo array for rapid genome wide analysis of Plum pox virus🌳 – Published in 2010.

Ahmed Rahmani | Desalement solaire | Best Researcher Award

Posted on 22/01/202422/01/2024 by ScienceFather

Prof.Ahmed Rahmani | Desalement solaire | Best Researcher Award

Prof. Ahmed Rahmani is an esteemed physicist with a robust educational background. He earned his Bachelor’s degree in exact sciences from Annaba University, Algeria, before pursuing a Higher Education degree and Magister Diploma in energetic physics. His research journey culminated in a Doctor of Sciences Degree with a thesis on thermal-hydraulic modeling of industrial steam boilers. In 2011, he obtained an Academic Accreditation Certificate in energetic physics. With a wealth of experience, Prof. Rahmani has held various roles, including Research Associate at the Birine Nuclear Research Center and Assistant Professor at Oum El Bouaghi University. Since 2018, he serves as a Full Professor, contributing significantly to the field of energetic physics. 🎓🔬

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Prof. Ahmed Rahmani, a distinguished physicist, embarked on his academic journey in 1990, earning a Bachelor’s degree in exact sciences. His passion for energetic physics led him to Annaba University, Algeria, where he obtained a Higher Education degree with a focus on photo-thermal options in 1999. Delving deeper into his field, Rahmani pursued a Magister Diploma at the University of Constantine-I, specializing in energetic physics and photo-thermal applications, completing it in 2002.The pinnacle of his academic achievements came with a Doctor of Sciences Degree from Annaba University (2007). His groundbreaking thesis, supervised by Pr. Tidjani Bouchami in the Department of Chemical Engineering, explored the thermal-hydraulic modeling and simulation of industrial steam boilers in transient regimes, utilizing the Relap5 computer code.Recognizing his expertise, in April 2011, Rahmani received an Academic Accreditation Certificate (Habilitation) from the University of Larbi Ben M’hidi, Oum El Bouaghi, Algeria, in the field of energetic physics, photo-thermal option. His academic journey culminated in July 2018 when he achieved the prestigious rank of Full Professor in energetic physics at the University of Larbi Ben M’hidi, Oum El Bouaghi, Algeria. 📚🌐

Employment :

From 2003 to 2008, Prof. Ahmed Rahmani dedicated his expertise as a researcher in the Safety Analysis Laboratory at the Nuclear Research Center (CRNB) in Algeria. During this period, he actively contributed to advancing knowledge in safety analysis within the nuclear research domain, showcasing his commitment to the field.

Since 2008, Rahmani has been a stalwart presence as a teacher-researcher at the University of Larbi Ben M’hidi, Oum El Bouaghi, Algeria. In this capacity, he seamlessly combines the roles of educator and researcher, imparting his wealth of knowledge to the next generation while continuing to push the boundaries of understanding in his specialized field. His enduring commitment to academia and research underscores his dedication to the pursuit of knowledge and the development of future professionals.

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Prof. Ahmed Rahmani’s journey in academia and research spans over a decade, showcasing a progressive trajectory. Beginning as a Research Associate at the Birine Nuclear Research Center in Algeria, he swiftly transitioned to a Researcher role, laying the groundwork for his academic pursuits. From 2008 to 2010, Rahmani served as an Assistant Professor at Oum El Bouaghi University, ascending through the academic ranks to become a Full Professor in 2018. His steadfast commitment is reflected in roles as a Lecturer and contributions to various academic classes, solidifying his position as a respected figure in the field of energetic physics. 🌐👨‍🏫

Research Focus :

Prof. Ahmed Rahmani’s prolific research spans diverse areas, primarily focusing on the improvement of solar still performances, thermal modeling of boilers, and heat transfer studies. His groundbreaking work includes enhancing basin-type solar stills using vertical rotating wicks, evaluating novel stepped solar stills under desert conditions, and integrating natural circulation loops for improved performance. Rahmani’s expertise extends to numerical and experimental studies of fire-tube boilers, steam generator simulations, and condenser design effects on solar stills. With a keen eye on sustainability, he also explores applications of solar panels in mushroom drying. His multifaceted research contributions make him a notable figure in energy, thermal, and environmental sciences. 🌞🔬🌐

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Improving the basin type solar still performances using a vertical rotating wick – Cited by 158 (2017) 🌞
Performance evaluation of a new stepped solar still under the desert climatic conditions – Cited by 80 (2018) 🌵
An experimental approach to improve the basin type solar still using an integrated natural circulation loop – Cited by 59 (2015) 🔄
Numerical and experimental study of a passive solar still integrated with an external condenser – Cited by 50 (2016) 🌐
Assessment of boiler tubes overheating mechanisms during a postulated loss of feedwater accident – Cited by 25 (2009) 🔥
Experimental investigation on the negative effect of the external condenser on the conventional solar still performance – Cited by 20 (2021) ☀️
Numerical investigation of heat transfer in 4-pass fire-tube boiler – Cited by 20 (2014) 🔄
Thermal modeling of a basin type solar still enhanced by a natural circulation loop– Cited by 16 (2017) 🌐
Thermal-hydraulic modeling of the steady-state operating conditions of a fire-tube boiler – Cited by 10 (2009) 🔥
D-type steam boiler simulation using RELAP5/Mod3.2 computer code – Cited by 7 (2006) 💻

Philip cooke | Environmental Science | Best Researcher Award

Posted on 12/01/202412/01/2024 by ScienceFather

Prof Dr.philip cooke | Environmental Science | Best Researcher Award

PhD at Western Norway University of Applied Sciences, Bergen 5020, United Kingdom

🌍 Prof. Dr. Philip Cooke, a trailblazer in regional economic development, is currently a Professor at the Center of Innovation, Bergen University College, Norway since 2014. Serving as University Research Professor at the University of Wales, Cardiff (1991-2014) and Director of the Centre for Advanced Studies (1993-2011), he shaped the discourse on regional innovation, biotechnology, and knowledge economies. An accomplished editor, advisor, and author, Prof. Cooke’s impactful work spans global collaborations and prestigious recognitions, including an honorary PhD and roles advising the EU, OECD, World Bank, and UNIDO. 📚🌐

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🎓 Serving as Director (1993-2011) of Cardiff University’s Centre for Advanced Studies, Prof. Dr. Philip Cooke led groundbreaking research in diverse fields like environmental analysis, bioscience, urban governance, and industry clusters. Established in 1993, the Centre crafted databases for global entities like UNIDO, World Bank, and the EU. Recognized by the UK Economic & Social Research Council, it pioneered the nation’s first Genomics Research Centre (CESAGen). Prof. Cooke’s leadership extended to EU expert committees, notably as President of the ‘Constructed Advantage’ committee. Presently, his research at UC Bergen’s Center for Innovation delves into regional eco-innovation, biotechnology, and sustainable development. 🌐🔬

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🌐 Prof. Dr. Philip Cooke contributes his expertise to Western Norway University of Applied Sciences in Bergen, Norway, enhancing the academic landscape. As a distinguished faculty member, he brings a wealth of knowledge from his illustrious career as a Director of the Centre for Advanced Studies at Cardiff University, and subsequent roles at Oxford Institute for Sustainable Development and UC Bergen’s Center for Innovation. Prof. Cooke’s commitment to research in regional eco-innovation, biotechnology, and sustainable development continues to inspire students and colleagues alike at the forefront of academia. 🎓🔍

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🌐 Prof. Dr. Philip Cooke’s extensive advisory journey spans global innovation landscapes. With honors like the 2012 Honorary Doctorate in Technology from Lappeenranta University of Technology, his contributions to international academia are vast. As an expert advisor, he played pivotal roles in shaping regional innovation policies, green employment strategies, and economic development initiatives for diverse nations. Serving as an evaluator for esteemed organizations such as OECD, UNIDO, and VINNOVA, Prof. Cooke’s impact on innovation and economic diversification is profound. His commitment to fostering sustainable growth is evident through advisory roles, recognitions, and academic affiliations worldwide. 🌍🔍

Research Focus :

🌍 Prof. Philip Cooke, a distinguished researcher, navigates the intersection of sustainability, innovation, and urban complexities. His recent works, such as “Callous Optimism” and “Open Innovation, Soft Branding and Green Influencers,” scrutinize spatial policies and address challenges like fast fashion and overtourism. With a focus on the evolving landscape, he explores future shifts in architecture, the lithium industry’s impact, and the dynamics of smart cities. Prof. Cooke delves into disruptive models in spatial planning and investigates the nuances of entrepreneurship, including its ‘dark triad’ and potential ‘light triad’ realization in green entrepreneurship. 📚🔍

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