Assistant Professor of Consumer Sciences, Université Laval I am a consumer behaviour specialist passionate about consumer education. I have studied, worked and taught in both French and English. I hold a Ph.D. in marketing from Concordia University. I am passionate about consumer education and responsible consumption. I wish to contribute to the development of strategies aimed at helping consumers make decisions aligned with society, the planet and their long-term interests and well-being. I am particularly interested in the management of financial resources (e.g. planning/impulsivity, spending), material resources (e.g. possessions, minimalism) and temporal resources (e.g. time management, time of day, sleep). My approach is part of the “Transformative Consumer Research” movement.
Postdoctoral Researcher, Department of Organismal Biology, Uppsala University I am an evolutionary biologist using genomic data to understand how evolutionary and demographic processes shape an organism’s genome. I do this by using time-series data from ancient and historical samples. During my PhD, I used the woolly mammoth as a model species to study evolutionary processes in declining populations. At my current postdoc, I am studying the genomics of feralization by analysing genomes ancient and modern sheep and their wild/feral relatives.
Assistant Professor of Space Studies, University of North Dakota Passionate Aerospace and Aeronautical professor, I hold a broad background experience embracing all levels of research, from the development of the proposal through project management. Broad research interests in rocket propulsion systems (chemical, electric, air-breathing and nuclear), and hypersonic aerodynamics at scientific, engineering and geopolitical level. More than 20 years of professional experience in the industry, having worked for universities and colleges, Civil Aviation Administrations, international aviation organizations, and air transport consultancies in the U.S. and abroad. Training experience in a wide variety of cultural environments, including the U.S., Europe, South Korea, Morocco, Jordan, Mauritania, and Nepal. Instructor of chemical space propulsion, nuclear space propulsion, electrical space propulsion, jet engines and hypersonic aerodynamics. Gregarious and assertive, able to reach the organization’s objectives while optimizing the full potential of the students.
Banting Postdoctoral Fellow, Political Science, Queen's University, Ontario PhD in Political Science (2022); MA in Political and Legal Thought (2017); HBSocSc in Political Science (2016) Teaching experience in: International Relations, Political Theory, Canadian Politics, Climate Change
Associate Professor of Communication, University of Washington Matthew Powers is Associate Professor in the Department of Communication, where he also co-directs the Center for Journalism, Media and Democracy. His research and teaching explore transformations in media careers, usually from a comparative perspective, and their societal implications. Currently, he is studying--with colleagues at the University of Washington--the feminization of statehouse reporting in the United States. Powers received his Ph.D. in Media, Culture and Communication from New York University. Previously, he worked as a journalist at the Burlington Free Press in Vermont.
Assistant Professor of Medicine, Boston University Maggie Ruderman, MS, CGC (she/her) is a genetic counselor, clinical researcher, and assistant professor at Boston University Chobanian and Avedisian School of Medicine. Through presentations, research, and blog posts, she has done work focusing on improving genetic services for gender diverse and BIPOC people.
