Clinical Nurse Specialist and Visiting Professor of Nursing, Purdue University Nicole Lynch, DNP, MSN, CNS/APN, RNC-OB, CNE, serves as a Visiting Professor at Purdue Global. Holding certifications as a Clinical Specialist and Nurse Educator, Lynch's impactful contributions span clinical practice, nursing education, publication, and curriculum development. With over two decades in Maternal Child Nursing and certification in Inpatient Obstetrics, she brings extensive experience to her endeavors. Lynch's authority extends to her authorship of articles and presentations on pregnancy, parenthood, and nursing leadership. Her commitment further shines through volunteering for the Postpartum Depression Alliance of Illinois. On a personal level, Lynch confronted her own Postpartum Depression and Anxiety following the birth of her children 17 and 19 years ago. Through outpatient treatment, she witnessed the profound effects of this mental health condition firsthand.
EDHECinfra Senior Research Engineer, EDHEC Business School Ph.D. Civil Engineering - Senior Research Engineer focused on the role of ESG in the infrastructure sector. Her experience spans the fields of hydrology, climate adaptation and water policy. She completed her PhD from the National University of Singapore. Her dissertation titled ‘Infrastructure Investment under Deep Uncertainty’ focused on decision-making pertaining to infrastructure investments under climatic and anthropogenic uncertainties. She holds a master’s degree in Hydraulic Engineering and Water Resource Management also from the National University of Singapore.
Professeur de finance, EDHEC Business School Noël Amenc, PhD, est professeur de finance et doyen associé à la Direction du Développement de l'EDHEC Business School et directeur général fondateur de Scientific Beta. Discipline : Finance Expertise : Management des risques financiers, Placements alternatifs, Analyse du rendement financier
Associate Professor, Adelaide Institute for Sleep Health, Flinders University Associate Professor Lovato is a Senior Practitioner Research Fellow and Psychologist (provisional) at the Adelaide Institute for Sleep Health, Flinders University. She has extensive experience in insomnia and circadian physiology. Her research is particularly focused on the development of new, innovative therapeutic interventions and models of care for the management of chronic insomnia and circadian rhythm sleep disorders and associated chronic mental and physical ill-health. She works closely with consumers, primary care, and other key stakeholders to translate this knowledge to make best-practice sleep healthcare accessible and cost-effective for the community. She is co-Chair of the Chronobiology Council of the Australasian Sleep Association (ASA), Australia’s peak advocacy body representing clinicians, scientists, and researchers in sleep medicine. A/Prof Lovato’s professional leadership has shaped practice change with the inclusion of chronobiology in education modules and guidelines for the management of chronic insomnia. She is co-inventor and holds patents for a sleep disorders diagnostic tool.
Professor of Strategy and International Business, International Institute for Management Development (IMD) Niccolò Pisani is Professor of Strategy and International Business at IMD. His areas of expertise are strategic management and international business, with emphasis on globalization, sustainability and digitization. One of Niccolò’s key areas of interest is corporate social responsibility – his research in this stream has recently focused on inequality and sustainable cities.
Professor of Chemistry and Biological Chemistry, University of Michigan My laboratory is interested in novel mechanisms of enzyme catalysis, enzyme regulation and designing self-assembling proteins. Our current research projects focus on enzymes that catalyze carboxylation and decarboxylation of aromatic molecules, which may provide routes to green commodity chemicals. We are also studying the regulation and interactions of enzymes involved in the cellular antiviral response. Lastly, we are developing strategies for the assembly of proteins into nano-cages. Our research is inherently inter-disciplinary and draws on a synergistic combination of bio-organic, bio-inorganic and bio-physical chemistry. We are fortunate to enjoy numerous productive collaborations with other research groups at Michigan.
