Experts Matter. Find Yours.
Connect for media, speaking, professional opportunities & more.
Filters
Basil Latif
Lecturer in Computer ScienceLoyola Marymount University
Seaver College of Science and Engineering
Thomas D. Roper, Ph.D.
Graduate Program Director, Chemical & Life Science Engineering | Director, Pharmaceutical Engineering | Engineering Foundation ProfessorVCU College of Engineering
Dr. Roper specializes in efforts to bring engineering and science closer to patients who utilize medicines via novel technologies.
Edward Lopez
ProfessorWestern Carolina University
Edward Lopez is Professor of Economics and founding director of Western Carolina University's Center for the Study of Free Enterprise.
Hayden Wimmer
Associate Professor, Department of Information TechnologyGeorgia Southern University
Hayden Wimmer is an expert in Information Systems based in data mining and artificial intelligence applied to financial data.
Michael Berg
Emeritus Professor of MathematicsLoyola Marymount University
Seaver College of Science and Engineering
Michael Hamblin, PhD
Principal Investigator, Wellman Center for Photomedicine at Massachusetts General HospitalAssociate Professor, Dermatology, Harvard Medical School
Dr. Hamblin's research interests are now broadly in the area of phototherapy for multiple diseases
Heather Bastedo
PrincipalPublic Square Research
Heather Bastedo has more than ten years of experience in persuasion and motivation research
Melissa Martinez
Assistant Professor of Political Science and International AffairsUniversity of Mary Washington
Dr. Martinez is an expert on human rights, criminal organizations and post-conflict societies in Mexico and Central America.
Michael Yassa
Professor and Chancellor’s FellowUC Irvine
Michael Yassa is interested in how learning and memory mechanisms are altered in aging and neuropsychiatric disease.
Darby Proctor, Ph.D.
Associate Professor | School of PsychologyFlorida Tech
Dr. Proctor's research focuses on decision-making in nonhuman primates to understand the evolutionary roots of human decision-making biases.