Associate Professor of Hematology and Oncology, Penn State Dr. Monika Joshi’s research focus is in the field of genitourinary tumors, particularly in the field of immunotherapy and targeted therapy. Dr. Joshi developed clinical and translational expertise in genitourinary malignancies. This experience has positioned her to undertake several innovative clinical trials with multiple collaborations and national participation. She is the disease team co-leader for the genitourinary diseases group at Penn State Cancer Institute. In addition she holds regional and national leadership roles as the co-chair for the genitourinary committee for the Big Ten Cancer Research Consortium and is also as a representative for the Pennsylvania Governor's Advisory Panel on Genetics and Genomics. Dr. Joshi has a keen interest in developing clinical trials with novel immunotherapeutic combinations and identifying predictive and prognostic biomarkers.
Senior research fellow, Monash University Mary Lou Chatterton is a senior research fellow and deputy leader of the Mental Health Economics Stream at Monash University Health Economics Group. Her research focuses on the economics of mental health mainly economic evaluations of novel ways to prevent and treat substance use and mental health conditions including anxiety, depression, and bipolar disorders. This has included evaluating medications, psychological therapies, dietary/lifestyle interventions and online systems.
PhD Student, School of Computing, Australian National University After obtaining a masters from London Business School, I worked for 7 years in the technology sector in the UK, Italy, US and India. After founding a successful machine learning consultancy in London, I returned home to Australia to undertake research focused on artificial intelligence, studying at the ANU.
Professor in Urban Mobility Futures, University of Amsterdam Professor in Urban Mobility Futures, at the Amsterdam Institute for Social Science Research of the University of Amsterdam. Specialized in the integration between land use and mobility and the use of knowledge in strategy- and decision making. As Chairman of the Board of the Urban Cycling Institute I support research on how cycling is linked to phenomena in the social and spatial environment. As founding academic director of the Lab of Thought I critically study the narratives we use to think about mobility (futures) and constructively look for alternative narratives.
Research Fellow, Bird Ecology and Fire Science, The University of Melbourne I am a conservation ecologist interested in understanding ecological disturbances and how to manage resilient ecosystems into the future.
