Contributors

Arindam Sau

Ph.D. Candidate in Chemistry, University of Colorado Boulder

Ph.D. Candidate in Chemistry, University of Colorado Boulder Currently working on using ultrafast spectroscopic technique to investigate photocatalytic pathways.

Aaron N. Johnson

Associate Professor of Developmental Biology, Arts & Sciences at Washington University in St. Louis

Associate Professor of Developmental Biology, Arts & Sciences at Washington University in St. Louis We use functional genomics approaches to identify mechanisms that regulate development, regeneration, and physiology. Our ongoing projects use multiple model organism to understand muscle development and regeneration, to model structural and functional birth defects, and to identify interorgan communication pathways that regulate muscle physiology in response to infections.

Aluwani Maiwashe-Tagwi

Associate Professor of Agricultural Economics, University of South Africa

Associate Professor of Agricultural Economics, University of South Africa Prof Tagwi has a PhD in Agricultural Economics. Her expertise is in: -Just energy transition -Energy economics -Energy poverty and efficiency -Agricultural waste markets Prof Tagwi's fields of academic interests are: -Renewable energy and agri-food systems -Trade and energy -Machine learning and energy -Energy auditing -Agricultural green markets value chain -Life cycle assessment (LCA) in agriculture.

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Anna Chur-Hansen

Professor of Psychology, University of Adelaide

Professor of Psychology, University of Adelaide Professor Anna Chur-Hansen is a Registered Psychologist with Endorsement in Health Psychology, who holds a PhD in Medical Education. She studies the human-animal bond and its impact on human physical, psychological and social health.

Auxtova Auxtova

Lecturer in Marketing, University of Edinburgh

Lecturer in Marketing, University of Edinburgh Dr Kristina Auxtova is a Lecturer in Marketing at the University of Edinburgh. She has previously also worked at the University of Dundee and University College Cork. Kristina's research interests revolve around questions of ethics and sustainability in advertising and consumption, particularly within the public and non-profit contexts. Her work on advertising focuses on advertising offence and how advertising issues are regulated. Within the sustainability domain, she looks mainly at second-hand consumption and the charity shop context, exploring ways to overcome consumer aversions towards clothing reuse. Kristina is also interested in pedagogies for integrating ethics and sustainability within the classroom. Kristina completed her PhD at the University of Edinburgh Business School in 2019. She also has an MGE (Master Grande École) in International and European Business from EM Strasbourg, and a BA (Hons) in International Management and Intercultural Studies from the University of Stirling. Since 2022, she is a Fellow of the Higher Education Academy.