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Thomas Powers
Associate Professor, PhilosophyUniversity of Delaware
Prof. Powers specializes in ethics in information technology (including AI), ethics in science and engineering and research ethics.
Bill Tomlinson
Professor of InformaticsUC Irvine
Bill Tomlinson studies artificial intelligence, human-computer interaction and computer-supported learning.
Charles McGill, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor, Chemical and BiomolecularVCU College of Engineering
Dr. McGill is an assistant professor researching computational chemistry and machine learning.
Weiai (Wayne) Xu
Associate Professor of Communication and Affiliated Faculty at Computational Social Science InstituteUniversity of Massachusetts Amherst
Wayne Xu studies what he calls the "three Ds" on internet platforms: discord, distrust and dishonesty.
Kayla Green
ProfessorTexas Christian University
Chemistry, treatment of oxidative stress (neurodegeneration, Alzheimer's). History of Chemistry (gas, atomic bomb).
Lauren Stewart
Associate Professor, Director of Structural Engineering/Materials Laboratory, Civil EngineeringGeorgia Tech - COE
Lauren Stewart is considered by many to be among the top blast researchers in the US.
Melissa Avdeeff
Assistant ProfessorCoventry University
Popular culture, specialising in pop music; music technology and society; social media and fandom.
Omid Ardakani
Assistant ProfessorGeorgia Southern University
Professor Ardakani researches econometrics, financial and monetary economics
Simon Garnier
Assistant Professor, College of Science and Liberal ArtsNew Jersey Institute of Technology
Professor Garnier focuses on the study of collective behaviors and swarm intelligence in natural and artificial systems
Joseph E. Trainor
Interim Dean and Professor, Biden School of Public Policy & AdministrationUniversity of Delaware
Can discuss behavioral responses to disasters, including household risk management and decision making about warnings and evacuation orders.
