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J. Marshall Shepherd
Georgia Athletic Association Distinguished Professor and Director, Atmospheric Sciences Program | Associate DeanUGA Franklin College of Arts and Sciences
A leading International expert on weather and climate frequently called upon by the White House, Congress, and national media.
Carmel Majidi
ProfessorCarnegie Mellon University
Carmel Majidi’s mission is to discover materials and methods that allow robots and machines to behave like soft biological organisms.
C. Nataraj, PhD
Moritz Endowed Professor of Engineered Systems; Director, VCADS Research Center | College of EngineeringVillanova University
C. Nataraj, PhD, is an expert in unmanned vehicles, robotics, and diagnostic healthcare systems.
Peter B. James, Ph.D.
Associate ProfessorBaylor University
Specialties are planetary geophysics and finite element modeling
Marta Vicarelli
Assistant Professor of Economics and Public PolicyUniversity of Massachusetts Amherst
Marta Vicarelli's research focuses on the risks and the socioeconomic impacts of climate variability and climate change.
Brian LaPointe, Ph.D.
Research Professor at FAU’s Harbor Branch Oceanographic InstituteFlorida Atlantic University
Brian Lapointe’s research interests include algal physiology and biochemistry, marine bioinvasions and marine conservation.
Allison Sekuler
Associate Vice President and Dean, Graduate StudiesMcMaster University
Dr. Sekuler is a Professor of Psychology, Neuroscience & Behaviour with expertise is in vision, aging, higher education, & diversity issues.
Isabella Velicogna
Professor, Earth System Science, Physical Sciences Associate Dean Graduate Studies, Equity and InclusionUC Irvine
Isabella Velicogna is a Professor of Earth System Sciences and a Faculty Part time at NASA/Caltech’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory.
Eric Rignot
Distinguished Professor and Chair, Earth System ScienceUC Irvine
Dr. Rignot works to understand the interactions of glaciers and climate and what effects they will have on global sea levels.
James Randerson
Chancellor's Professor Earth System ScienceUC Irvine
James Randerson studies the global carbon cycle using remote sensing and in-situ measurements and different types of models.