Doctorant en Science des Aliments, Université Laval Tristan Muller is a PhD candidate in the Department of Food Sciences at Université Laval, Quebec, Canada, under the supervision of Dr. Laurent Bazinet. He is affiliated with the Institute of Nutrition and Functional Foods (INAF) and the Laboratory of Food Processing and Electro Membrane Processes. His research is driven by a keen interest in the causes and consequences of climate change, particularly focusing on the impacts of food systems. Tristan has recognized that promoting plant-based proteins is a crucial strategy for mitigating climate change. Designing nutritious products based on these proteins has become his primary objective. After completing his master's degree at AgroParisTech in France, he relocated to Quebec City, Canada, to pursue his goal of studying leaf proteins for human consumption. He is committed to advancing his research with the aim of contributing to the broader acceptance and utilization of these unconventional yet highly valuable protein sources.
Assistant Professor, University of Warwick I joined Warwick as an Assistant Professor in 2023. Prior to which I was an Associate Lecturer in Human Geography and Data Visualisation at UCL and a CIVICA Open Social Science Researcher at the LSE. I have also been a post-doc Research Associate in Finance and Geography at the University of Oxford. I received my PhD in Sociology from the LSE which focused on the Information Infrastructure of Land Registration in England. I have an MPhil in Modern Global Transformation from Cambridge University and a BA in International Relations and Security Studies from Bradford University.
Associate Lecturer in Psychology, La Trobe University Dr Todd Pickering is an Associate Lecturer in the psychology department of La Trobe University. He has taught across both psychology and sport science disciplines, primarily in areas of Motor Learning and Research Methods. He has also lectured in Sport Psychology at Swinburne University. Todd's research has primarily focused on mental fatigue, and how this can affect people's ability and motivation to exercise.
Senior Lecturer in Sport Governance, Law & Ethics, Auckland University of Technology Tracy Molloy has a background in sports law and sports governance (at national and international levels). She is currently a member of AUT's Sport Leadership & Management (SLAM) Department and the Sport Performance Research Institute of NZ (SPRINZ). She teaches Law & Ethics for Sport & Recreation and Advanced Sport Leadership & Management. Her research interests and supervisions include sport governance, leadership and sport integrity.
Professor, Department of Marketing and Consumer Studies, University of Guelph I specialize in marketing modeling, blending empirical and theoretical approaches to leverage big data. My work integrates principles from the economics of industrial organization, econometrics, and statistics to develop marketing strategies aimed at maximizing long-term profits, focusing on key areas like pricing and advertising. This approach also extends to exploring questions related to public policy. My findings have been recognized in top marketing and economics publications and have received attention in major Canadian and American newspapers. I hold a PhD in Agricultural and Resource Economics from the University of Connecticut. Following my PhD, I advanced my research as a Postdoctoral Researcher at the University of Wisconsin-Madison's Food System Research Group, specializing in Agricultural and Applied Economics. I'm also a member of the Institute for Operations Research and the Management Sciences.
Artist, writer and academic, Indigenous Knowledge Dr. Tom Munro-Harrison is a Wiradjuri Artist, Writer and Academic with a diverse professional background, spanning academia, graphic design, community engagement and service. Driven by a passion to celebrate and elevate First Peoples' voices and cultures through Indigenous Cultural Practices, his work explores themes of Indigenous Sovereignty and Self-Representation. This passion is expressed through his own Cultural Practice, in the form of visual storytelling and Graphic Novels, curating compelling narratives that amplify underrepresented voices in the arts in collaboration with organisations including Indigenous X, Australia Council for the Arts, Welcome to Country, Activism@theMargins, Wiradjuri Digital Nation's "Being Wiradjuri Together" (Good Design Award Winner) and more. In 2024 Tom published his Doctoral Thesis and accompanying Graphic Novel "Artistic Perspectives on Indigenous Standpoint Theory: A Visual Practice of Cultural Activism".
