PhD Candidate, Department of Industrial Ecology, Leiden University In 2019, Anniek received her BSc diploma in Future Planet Studies with a major in Earth Sciences at the University of Amsterdam. She then continued her studies with a joint degree study of Delft University of Technology and Leiden University. She pursued a joint MSc degree in Industrial Ecology in 2021. For her MSc thesis, she assessed the carbon storage potential of urban soils in a medium-sized city in the Netherlands. Anniek started as a PhD researcher at the Industrial Ecology department of CML in September 2021. Anniek participates in the ‘Decarbonizing Denmark 70by30: Getting the data right’ project. Her PhD project focuses on obtaining higher geographical resolution by subdividing highly aggregated regions.
PhD Candidate in History, University of Cambridge Alex White is a PhD student at the University of Cambridge, where his work focuses on anti-colonial radio broadcasting and its influence in British East Africa. He uses government records, broadcasting archives and memoirs to reconstruct the complex role of radio in promoting radical politics and unsettling the colonial state. He is the author of several academic articles, including 'Broadcasting Brotherhood? Interactive Diplomacy and Postcolonial Identity in Kol Yisrael’s African Services, 1960-1966' (2022) and 'Who Will Overthrow Imperialism with Me? Culture and Interactivity in Anti-Colonial Radio for Africans, 1956-1964' (2020). He also works as a freelance writer, and his articles about politics and culture have appeared in New Lines, World Politics Review, Africa is a Country and +972 Magazine.
Professor of Law, IdEF College- Sorbonne Paris North University (Greece); Research fellow, AthensPIL center - National & Kapodistrian University of Athens (Greece)., University of Athens Professor of Law, Collège Idef-PARIS XIII, Athens, Greece (2015); Research fellow, Athens Public International Law Center (AthensPIL), National and Kapodistrian University of Athens, Greece (2015). She obtained her PhD Cum Laudae on “The right to conduct scientific research”, from the National and Kapodistrian University of Athens, Greece (2011), published in 2013 (Nomiki Bibliothiki Eds.). She received a fellowship for young researchers, co-funded by the Greek Ministry of Economy and the EU (NSRF 2014-2020), for the project “Artificial Intelligence and Space Law” (2019) and was elected to take part in the International Visiting Professor Program 2020, under the ‘University of Science and Technology of China Fellowship Initiative’ (Hefei, China). She is a collaborator at the National Observatory of Athens (Greece), for Space Law matters (2020). She is a member of the Hellenic Society of International Law and International Relations (HESILIR), the European Society of International Law (ESIL, -2023), the European Center for Space Law (ESA-ECSL) and a Lawyer at the Athens Bar (2002). She has published many articles on Science, Technology and law; Artificial Intelligence Law; Climate change; and Space Law in national and international journals and participated in several national and international conferences on these topics.
Professor in Climate Change Impacts, Cardiff University My current research is on wind erosion and dust emission and particularly representing these processes in aerosol and atmospheric transport models to improve regional and global carbon (C), dust (D), energy (E) and water (W) cycles and human impact on global climate. Following Raupach & Lu (2004) I try to balance the fidelity of aeolian processes with the parsimony necessary for large scale models. Albedo, its complement shadow and its parameterisation of aerodynamic shelter across scales has risen above the variety of methods and techniques I've tried over the years including 137Cs, geostatistics, soil bi-directional spectral reflectance measurement and modelling using wind tunnel and field experiments.
PhD Candidate , University of Sydney Bachelor of Science majoring in Agricultural Science and Genetics - Graduated UWA 2019 Bachelor of Science (Honours - First Class) in Biochemistry - Graduated USyd 2020 PhD - Molecular Plant Pathology - Currently at USyd
