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Jasmine Gani is a Senior Lecturer in the School of International Relations and Co-Director of the Centre for Syrian Studies at the University of St Andrews. Her research focuses on the history of European and US empires in the Middle East and Asia; US-Syrian relations; anti-colonialism; religion; and ideologies and social movements. She holds a PhD in International Relations from the London School of Economics. She was a post-doctoral fellow at the LSE and a visiting scholar at Georgetown University with the Centre for Contemporary Arab Studies. She has published on US-Syrian relations, Middle East politics, American foreign policy, and postcolonialism, and was a previous editor of Millennium: Journal of International Studies.
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Architect and Ph.D.,
Associate Professor of Representation and survey of architecture and environment at the University of Florence, Italy. She is teacher of Survey for the Sustainable enhancement of the historical contexts in the School of Architecture, and Visual Education to Sustainable Cultural Heritage (SCH) in the School of Humanities and Education.
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Joshua is a senior lecturer in Criminology and Counterterrorism Studies at the University of Lincoln. Over the years he has been involved in projects around counterterrorism and prevention of extremism. Joshua also has some experience in policy design and is able to support projects around public policy design, implementation and training, particularly in the area of Criminal Justice and security.
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Senior Teaching Fellow at University of Strathclyde with interests in Education for Sustainable Development
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I am a lecturer at the University of Lagos, Nigeria. I have a Ph.D in Development Economics. I conduct research in labour markets in sub-Saharan Africa, including labour market policies, inclusiveness of participation, and macroeconomic structure of employment growth. I have published in a few journals also.
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COMBINING EFFORTS - REACHING THE GOAL - SAVING THE GREEN PLANETS!!!
The use of ecologically clean, renewable energy of sea waves and currents for the production of fresh water and electricity on an industrial scale without CO2 emissions.
https://ceowatermandate.org/posts/krok-1-commits-ceo-water-mandate/
The Decade Community - Scientific production company "Krok-1" (oceandecade.org)
We invite everyone who is not indifferent to the future of our
planet to participate in the commercialization of the project.
Контакты
https://krok-1.com/en/
1. "Wave desalination and power plants designed by Ovsyankin - United Nations World Oceans Day
(unworldoceansday.org)
2. https://www.oceanactionhub.org/ovsiankina-wave-desalination-station
3. https://iwa-connect.org/user/5eb8d89fac1b517bdcba5819
4. https://wateractionhub.org/projects/1088/d/wave-desalination-and-powerplants-
designed-by-ovsia/
5. https://unworldoceansday.org/events/wave-desalination-and-power-plantsdesigned-
by-ovsyankin/
6. Water Action Hub | Scientific and production company «Krok-1»
7. Water Action Hub | "Wave desalination and power plants designed by Ovsiankin"
8. https://www.oceanactionhub.org/ovsiankina-wave-desalination-station
9. https://www.energy.gov/eere/water/ovsiankin-energy-group-egt1
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Terhemba Ambe-Uva is a doctoral researcher in political studies at the University of Ottawa and a fellow of the West Africa Institute for Regional Integration and Social Transformation, Praia, Cape Verde. His doctoral work in global ecological political economy examines the governance of the fishmeal industry in light of the blue growth transitions and the frictions of local resistance in West Africa. Terhemba has written on regional integration in West Africa as a team member of a Center for European Integration Studies (ZEI), University of Bonn project on Sustainable Regional Integration in West Africa and Europe, and contributing author to Just Energy Futures.
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Academic researcher. Senior Lecturer, Department Geography and Environmental Sciences.
Derek joined Northumbria University in 2008 as a lecturer in Crime Science and has been the BSc Crime Science programme leader since attaining the position of senior lecturer in 2009. He has considerable experience of the teaching and learning quality assessment processes, developed a BA programme in Human Geography & Crime and a number of bespoke accredited training courses for industry.
Derek is the Principal Investigator for an EU-funded project in partnership with 6 European agencies and government bodies concerning transnational offending and the exchange of bioinformatics across EU state borders. In addition Derek is actively engaged in securing funding from the private sector for a student bursaries and research projects.
Prior to joining academia Derek was a serving UK Police Officer for 30 years during which time he received 8 commendations for investigatory work. He spent the majority of his service in investigation roles working in departments ranging from general localised criminal investigation, Vice & Drug investigations, National and International investigations and major crime operations.
Derek has 12 year's experience as a school governor, including 8 years as Chair of Governors at a Primary school.
Derek has an MSc in Crime Science with University College London from 2007.
Derek became a member of the Board of Governors of Northumbria in December 2012.
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Associate Professor (Senior Lecturer) in Law and Doctoral Programme Director, University of Portsmouth (UK).
Member of the Berkeley Center on Comparative Equality & Anti-Discrimination Law.
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Adèle Langlois is Associate Professor at the University of Lincoln. She has degrees in Biological Anthropology and International Relations. Her PhD explored the global governance of bioethics and human genetics, particularly at UNESCO. She held a Wellcome Trust Biomedical Ethics Fellowship at the Parliamentary Office of Science and Technology as part of her doctoral studies, during which she wrote a policy briefing on research ethics in developing countries. Adèle joined the University of Lincoln in September 2009. She is the author of Negotiating Bioethics: The Governance of the UNESCO Bioethics Programme (Routledge 2013). She has also worked on ethics governance in prehospital research as Co-Investigator on the Network exploring Ethics of Ambulance Trials (NEAT) project and is currently researching regulatory bottlenecks in global health.