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Scott Niekum
Associate Professor, Manning College of Information and Computer SciencesUniversity of Massachusetts Amherst
Scott Niekum works to enable personal robots to be deployed in the home and workplace. He is an expert on the social implications of AI.
Larry Van Horn
Associate Professor of Management and Executive Director of Health AffairsVanderbilt University
Expert in health care management, health insurance policy and health care economics.
Rebecca L. George
Instructor of Anthropology and Assistant Director of Forensic Anthropology FacilitiesWestern Carolina University
Rebecca L. George focuses on the utility of dental morphology and metrics to estimate population affinity within forensic anthropology.
Jennifer Applebaum
Assistant ProfessorUniversity of Florida
Jennifer Applebaum is an expert on pet ownership and the resulting health and well-being/welfare implications of the human-pet dyad.
Sarah DeYoung
Associate Professor, Sociology & Criminal JusticeUniversity of Delaware
Prof. DeYoung's expertise is in maternal and child health in crisis and disaster settings, with a focus on infant feeding in emergencies.
Dimitris Xygalatas, Ph.D.
Associate Professor, AnthropologyUniversity of Connecticut
Dr. Xygalatas' research focuses on ritual, sports, bonding, and the things that make us human.
Jennifer Necci Dineen, Ph.D.
Associate Professor In-Residence, School of Public Policy | Associate Director, UConn Center for Advancing, Research, Methods, and Scholarship in Gun Injury Prevention (ARMS)University of Connecticut
Jennifer Dineen is a survey methodologist who focuses on stakeholder attitudes as mechanism for intervention uptake and policy change.
Robert Bryce
Senior FellowThe Manhattan Institute
One of America’s most prominent energy journalists, a dynamic public speaker, and a regular commentator on national television.
Brett Sanders
Chancellor’s ProfessorUC Irvine
Brett Sanders seeks to advance knowledge and models of environmental dynamics interactions.
Elizabeth (Libby) Sharrow
Professor of History and Public Policy and Director of Faculty Research, Institute for Social Science ResearchUniversity of Massachusetts Amherst
Libby Sharrow examines the ways public policy has shaped understandings of gender, race, sexuality, disability and class in U.S. politics.