Contributors

Rayan Merkbawi

Lecturer, UTS Business School, University of Technology Sydney

Lecturer, UTS Business School, University of Technology Sydney Rayan Merkbawi is Lecturer at UTS Business School specalising in organisations studies, Corporate Social Responsibility and Social Impact. She brings strong interdisplinary focus to her field in education, social equity, corporate political activity, business ethics and gender work outcome.

Richard Russell

Clinical Reader, Respiratory Medicine, King's College London

Clinical Reader, Respiratory Medicine, King's College London Clinical Reader in Respiratory Medicine at King's College London and Consultant Respiratory Physician at Hampshire and Isle of Wight NHS Trust. I am a COPD researcher interested in mechanisms of lung damage and the development of new therapies. I am the Editor in Chief of the International Journal of COPD and the new Chairman of the British Thoracic Society.

RaeAnn Anderson

Assistant professor in health sciences, University of Missouri-Kansas City

Assistant professor in health sciences, University of Missouri-Kansas City RaeAnn E. Anderson was raised in rural Kansas and has recently, happily returned to the Northeast Kansas/Kansas City area after 15 years away. She is an Assistant Professor in the Health Sciences department and a licensed psychologist. She loves teaching Human Sexuality and our Health Sciences courses at UMKC - to get to teach students how to empower themselves and change their communities is a privilege and honor. In the UMKC Sexual Violence Prevention Laboratory she trains students, encourages them, and leads an interdisciplinary team focused on preventing sexual violence for all people of all ages, genders, races, sexual orientations and on. It is one of a small number of research teams in the entire country focused exclusively on preventing sexual violence. More specifically, her research interests are methodological issues in sexual violence research especially measurement, and basic processes in sexual victimization and sexual perpetration in order to inform sexual assault risk reduction and prevention programs, respectively. She made it this far via great training and generous mentors at the University of Kansas (Bachelor’s), the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee (PhD), the University of Michigan/Ann Arbor VA Healthcare System (internship) and Kent State University (post-doctoral training). RaeAnn is the first woman on her father’s side to graduate high school, much less college, a fact she keeps in mind as she tries to make things easier for the students who are also on this path. During her family time she enjoys hiking and getting into nature with family, letting her toddler explore the world, reading books, and crafting.

Richard Bott

PhD Candidate, Department of History and Archaeology, Macquarie University

PhD Candidate, Department of History and Archaeology, Macquarie University I am a PhD candidate in the Department of History and Archaeology at Macquarie University. My research focuses on archaeological fakes and forgeries, provenance, and the antiquities trade. Some research papers: Bott, R. (in press). ‘Miscellaneous Fragments’ and ‘Specimens of the Faker’s Art’: Fake Papyri and the British-American Papyrus Syndicate. Bulletin of the American Society of Papyrologists. Bott, R. (in press). “A Perplexed Crocodile” and Other Sculptures: Some Sheikh Ibada Fakes in the Rijksmuseum van Oudheden, Leiden. Journal of Egyptian Archaeology. Bott, R. (in press). Cataloguing Authenticity: Exploring Collection Engagement with Forged Papyri through Online Catalogues. In E. Smith & S. Austin (Eds.). Researching a Rigged Game: Open-Source Data and the Trade in Cultural Heritage. Cham, Switzerland: Springer.

Rumayya Rumayya

Dosen di Departemen Ilmu Ekonomi, Universitas Airlangga

Dosen di Departemen Ilmu Ekonomi, Universitas Airlangga As an Assistant Professor at Universitas Airlangga, I have accumulated over 14 years of extensive experience as a researcher and educator in the field of economics. My primary areas of expertise include regional development, public policy, and political economics. I hold a PhD in Economics from The University of Western Australia and a Master of Regional Development from The University of Queensland, which have equipped me with robust quantitative and qualitative analytical skills. In recent years, my research focus has expanded to encompass sustainability, circular economy, and regenerative economy, with the goal of addressing critical environmental and social challenges in Indonesia and beyond. I have successfully secured multiple research grants at both national and international levels, collaborating closely with government entities, industry partners, and donor institutions.

Robert J. Teather

Associate Professor and Director, School of Information Technology, Carleton University

Associate Professor and Director, School of Information Technology, Carleton University Robert J. Teather is an Associate Professor in and Director of the School of Information Technology at Carleton University. He is co-director of the MARVEL research group, and studies on human performance in mixed, augmented, and virtual reality environments. His primary research area focuses on human interaction with computer-generated virtual environments, 3D interaction for object acquisition and manipulation, travel through virtual environments, cybersickness, and haptics.