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Assistant Professor of Cyberlaw and law in the digital information economy at Sciences Po Law School, Faculty Associate at the Berkman Klein Center for Internet & Society at Harvard University, and Co-founder of the Edgelands Institute. Areas of expertise: Data governance, AI, Cities and Digitization, Digital Surveillance
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Provost and Professor of Economics, Sciences Po, Paris
Former Chief Economist, European Bank for Reconstruction and Development
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Lecturer and researcher in the Global Development Institute, School of Environment, Education and Management, University of Manchester, the UK. Teaching and Research topics include Strategic Management, Leadership and Development Policy.
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Assistant professor at University of Amsterdam. Faculty of Social and Behavioural Sciences. Programme group: Transnational Configurations, Conflict and Governance
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Director of Strategic Partnerships at the Global Development Network. I have general supervision of the organization's partnerships and flagship conferences across the globe, as well heading Fundraising, Communications and Impact. Prior to joining GDN, I worked in strategy consulting in the United States, as well as at the US Chamber of Commerce and The World Bank. Publications have covered topics such as global governance, migration, capacity building, as well as public expenditure and service provision.
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Associate Professor in Sustainable Food Systems at University College London (UK)
PI of ERC project at Geosciences department of Ecole normale Supérieure, Paris (France) Interested in water, food trade, agriculture sustainability.
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Associate Professor for Resource Efficiency and Circular Economy at UCL
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Diana is currently based at the University of Stirling (Scotland). Diana's research aligns criminological and sociological approaches to understanding emerging biometric and data driven technologies. In particular, she explores how surveillance impacts our bodies and identities through processes of technologically mediated suspicion: in criminal investigation, predictive policing, smart cities, security of borders and prisons. Dr Diana Miranda has published widely on leading peer-reviewed journals and has been an invited speaker to present her research findings internationally.
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Associate Professor in Economics at Williams College, PhD in Economics and Public Policy (University of Michigan)
I am an Associate Professor of Economics at Williams College. My research focus is on economic development in Africa, with specific interests in preventative health care, transitions to work and agricultural productivity. I have extensive experience working in Malawi, but have also conducted or have active research projects in Burkina Faso, Ethiopia, Kenya, Rwanda and Senegal.
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Head of Experimentation, UNDP Accelerator Lab - Thailand