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Sudheer Singamsetty is an accomplished expert in Artificial Intelligence and emerging technologies, with more than 20 years of experience across research, product development, and strategic advisory. His work reflects the evolution of AI—from foundational rule-based systems to today’s transformative deep learning and generative models.
Sudheer is known for his ability to blend technical depth with strategic vision, helping organizations navigate the fast-changing AI landscape.
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Joel Paulin Mendoza is an education specialist with experience working for organizations such as the World Bank and the Philippine Research Institute for Teacher Quality (RITQ). A candidate for Master of Education (Ed.M.) at the Harvard Graduate School of Education (HGSE), he has been awarded scholarships, including the John Stevens Master Fund and the Eugenio M. Lopez Scholarship Fund. Prior, he earned his MA in Applied Policy from the University of Technology Sydney (UTS) as an Australia Awards scholar and BS Education (Mathematics) from the Polytechnic University of the Philippines (PUP).
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Historian of transnational, global, trans-imperial migration in the US; Asian migrants; labor and migrant movements; Cold War, post-war political order, and decolonization.
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I am a high schooler in San Diego, CA. I am interested in public and international affairs. I especially am interested in modernization theory and the process of democratization.
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Joseph Kwame Sasu is an experienced educator and researcher specializing in inclusive education and assistive technologies. With over a decade in teaching across multiple levels and institutions in Ghana, he combines practical classroom experience with academic expertise in disability inclusion and educational accessibility.
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Claudia Zago is an educator, sociologist, and clinical pedagogue. She is pursuing a PhD in Social Sciences at UCAM in Murcia. Her research focuses on the integration of unaccompanied foreign minors.
She is the head of CREGIFA – Research Center for the Prevention of Youth Discomfort and the Promotion of Family Policies. She is a member of SIPED, ISPCAN, and Eurochild.
She is an expert in inclusive education, human rights, abuse, maltreatment, and European policies.
She has collaborated with organizations such as UNESCO and various associations.
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Hey! My name is Rithik Samanthula and I'm a freshman at the Thomas Jefferson High School for Science and Technology! I'm an avid researcher and very passionate about the intersection of biological sciences and technology, most specifically artificial intelligence. I am a published researcher and hope to make more impact in our community and world.
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Dr. Prasanalakshmi Balaji is the founder of the Medical Imaging Research Lab, working in King Khalid University, KSA, and visiting professor from Cardiff Metropolitan University, UK, and a Distinguished Adjunct faculty in the Department of AI at Saveetha University, India, and associated with the Institute of AI, Shaoxing University, Shaoxing, China. She Appointed as a research supervisor at Federal University of Piauí (UFPI), Brazil. She is a winner of the first position cash award for research and innovation from the Deanship of Quality Affairs at King Khalid University. KSA.
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Tahmina Akther Mim is pursuing Ph.D. in Business Administration at Vellore Institute of Technology (VIT), India. Her research focuses on global financial and economic sustainability, particularly at the intersection of energy, finance, and economics. She has honed her skills in statistical computing using tools like MATLAB, Orange, R, ML and Python. Through her experience and publications in reputed journals, she aims to bridge the gap between theory and practice, fostering impactful advancements in economic sustainability.
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I am a research fellow at UCL working within Regional Futures, a multi-site project researching the digitalisation of urbanisation across metropolitan regions. My research focuses on the ways digital infrastructures work to reproduce or restructure inequalities in urban space. In exploring how digital technologies and planning support systems can be reshaped to inform a city that meets everyone’s needs, I frequently use co-creation methods. This means I collaborate with residents and civil society organisations to design new technologies and pilot interventions in digital and physical space.