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Bret Myers, PhD
Professor of the Practice, Management & Operations | Villanova School of BusinessVillanova University
Bret Myers, PhD, utilizes analytics to improve decision processes for sports businesses on the field and in the management of operations.
Matt Barton
Professor of Communication, Department ChairSouthern Utah University
Specializing in rhetoric and persuasion in public discourse, communication theory, and critical thinking
Michael Tarr
Professor and Department HeadCarnegie Mellon University
Michael Tarr is an expert in visual perception and how the brain transforms 2D images into high-level percepts.
Dr Maria Chli
Reader, Computer ScienceAston University
Dr Chli's work is in the area of artificial intelligence, particularly in applying machine learning techniques.
Jennifer Tupper
Dean, Faculty of Education University of Regina
Associate Professor and Dean of Education at the University of Regina specializing in anti-oppressive teaching and learning.
Gregory Heyworth
Associate Professor of English and Computer Science; Director, Lazarus ProjectUniversity of Rochester
Gregory Heyworth is a textual scientist who works on new ways to read ancient manuscripts and maps using spectral imaging technology.
LaShanda Korley
Distinguished Professor of EngineeringUniversity of Delaware
Prof. Korley's research is focused on the plastics value chain, from synthetic design and manufacturing processes to life cycle management.
Aryn Gittis
Dr. Frederick A. Schwertz Distinguished Professor of Life SciencesCarnegie Mellon University
Aryn Gittis studies neural circuits in a multifunctional brain region that plays a role in the regulation of movement, learning, and reward.
Eric Yttri
Assistant ProfessorCarnegie Mellon University
Eric Yttri's research goal is to establish how neural circuits lead to these action selection decisions.
Lynn Lewis
Professor, BiologyUniversity of Mary Washington
Lynn Lewis is a professor of biology at the University of Mary Washington.