Sub Dean (Learning Technology), Charles Sturt University Associate Professor Chris Campbell is the Sub Dean (Learning Technology) in the Division of Learning and Teaching at Charles Sturt University. Chris currently is tasked with implementing the micro-credentials and short courses strategy across the university including the $1.1m Technology, Innovation and Entrepreneurship Skills (TIES) NSW Department of Education funded project. Chris is the current President of ASCILITE, and has been working on the TELAS portfolio since 2019, including implementing the framework and developing the workshop training and assessment procedures.
Professor of Public Policy, University of Liverpool Catherine is Professor of Public Policy, and Co-Director of the Heseltine Institute for Public Policy, Practice and Place at the University of Liverpool. She is recognised as a leading expert on urban governance and public policy, and has written widely on policy design and implementation, devolution, urban transformation, social and democratic innovation, and participation. Empirically, her work has focused at urban, city-regional, local, and neighbourhood levels. Catherine is particularly well-known for her work on co-production, how bringing together different forms of expertise can provide an innovative means of addressing complexity and uncertainty in governance and policy.
Associate Professor of Biology, Indiana University The Picard Lab’s research is focused on the understanding and correlations between genotype and phenotypes specifically related to insects. Many of the insects studied in the lab are forensically relevant insects (i.e. blow flies), with the goal of using whole-genome data to extract variations in the genome related to forensically relevant traits such as development time and rate. Additionally, The Picard Lab has expanded to include species of insects for development as sustainable, alternative protein sources for human food and animal feed consumption. The lab uses a combination of traditional genetic and bioinformatics techniques to mine data for the characterization of important traits.
Professor of Chemical and Biochemical Engineering, University of Iowa Charles O. Stanier, Ph.D., is a professor of chemical and biochemical engineering. He has expertise in air pollution, atmospheric carbon dioxide, ultrafine atmospheric particles, aerosol health effects and organic aerosol chemistry. His research areas include environmental aerosols - chemistry and climate effects, computer simulation and modeling of aerosols and air pollution, health effects of airborne contaminants, and energy conservation, greenhouse gases and decarbonization.
Professor of Gender Studies, Stockholm University I'am a political scientist and professor in gender studies at the Department of Ethnology, History of Religions and Gender Studies at Stockholm University. My publications include several books on gender and nationalism and on feminist theory and methodology. I have also done extensive work on the gendered institution of the Swedish constitutional monarchy. My work on gendered protection, war-making, and crisis narratives appears in International Feminist Journal of Politics, Cooperation and Conflict, and Journal of Cold War Studies. I have recently publiched the volume Gendering Military Sacrifice. A Feminist Comparative Analysis (Routledge 2019, with Maria Wendt).
Research Assistant, RMIT University Chloë Powell is a creative producer, curator, and early-career researcher based in Naarm/Melbourne. She has worked in the arts in Australia and internationally since 2008 with organisations including the Koorie Heritage Trust (KHT), RMIT Design Hub, and Museum Arnhem, the Netherlands. Driven by facilitating projects that foster connection and have lasting impact on creative practice, Chloë has developed programs for artists and arts workers including co-founding Radiant Pavilion: Naarm/Melbourne Contemporary Jewellery & Object Biennial in 2015 and coordinating the inaugural Blak Design program at KHT in 2020-2021. She served on the Yarra Arts Advisory Committee for the City of Yarra 2017-2020, and has been a judge for various national art, craft and design awards. She assisted Dutch curator and art historian Liesbeth den Besten on her book On Jewellery: an International Compendium of Contemporary Art Jewellery (Arnoldsche 2011) and has contributed to NGV Gallery magazine and Art Jewelry Forum. Chloë is currently undertaking a PhD with the Australian National University.
