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Liz Borkowski, MPH, is a women's health researcher at the George Washington University Milken Institute School of Public Health, Department of Health Policy and Management. She serves as managing editor of Women's Health Issues, the peer-reviewed journal of the Jacobs Institute of Women's Health and a contributor to the public health blog The Pump Handle. Her areas of expertise include contraception, abortion, and scientific integrity in the US federal government.
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Dr. Javier Santomá is Professor in the Financial Management Department and Co-Director of The Africa Initiative at IESE Business School. His areas of specialization include portfolio management, company finance, insurance and finance for new companies.
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I work at the SHS Sector of UNESCO Regional Office for Southern Africa (ROSA) as a Junior Programme Officer on UNPRPD project, as well as areas of ethics of AI and anti-GBV.
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Senior Policy Associate at J-PAL MENA at AUC
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Information Systems Faculty, Pan-Atlantic University. She is interested in and is currently investigating smart homes and sustainability, social media use by organisations, digital ecosystems and knowledge sharing. She is a member of The Digital Economy ‘Communities and Culture’ Network+ which explores digital transformations.
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I am an urban researcher concerned with questions of participation in cities, especially as it relates to refugees', migrants', and other non-citizens' inclusion in planning and decision-making processes.
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My research interests include quantitative and qualitative approaches to human experience in urban spaces and buildings , urban stress and wellbeing, spatial cognition and behavioral neuroscience (wayfinding, navigation, orientation).
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I am a professor at Temple University and the chair of the Department of Sport & Recreation Management. I am interested in the use of sport as a vehicle for development.
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Professor at Meiji University. Much of my research focus is on consensus building and negotiation processes for urban and environemental policies. In particular, my research critically examine the role of evidence and scientific experts in such participatory processes. I am also interested in the practical ways of accelerating societal transitions for sustainable urban developments in a long-term future.
Urban planning is the primary focus of my research, along with energy and environmental policy, ocean management, and science/technoogy policy.
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William E. Halal PhD is professor emeritus of management, technology, and innovation at George Washington University, with degrees from Purdue and UC Berkeley. He has published 7 books and hundreds of articles, consults to corporations and governments, and is a frequent speaker, once substituting for Peter Drucker. Halal is founder of The TechCast Project and also co-founded the Institute for Knowledge & Innovation.