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Tine Curk

Tine Curk is an assistant professor of materials science and engineering at Johns Hopkins University. He is also a member of the Institute for NanoBio Technology (INBT), Data Science and AI institute (DSAI) and holds a courtesy appointment in the department Physics and Astronomy at Johns Hopkins. Tine earned a BS and MS in physics from

Greg Naterer

Greg F. Naterer is the Vice-President, Academic and Research, at the University of Prince Edward Island (UPEI) in Charlottetown, Canada. He received his BMath in Applied Mathematics (1989) and MASc (1991) and PhD (1995) degrees in Mechanical Engineering, all from the University of Waterloo, Canada. Dr. Naterer has received several awards and honors including the

Greg Naterer

Greg F. Naterer je podpredsednik za akademske zadeve in raziskave na Univerzi Prince Edward Island (UPEI) v Charlottetownu v Kanadi. Diplomiral je iz uporabne matematike (BMath, 1989) ter magistriral (MASc, 1991) in doktoriral (PhD, 1995) iz strojništva, vse na Univerzi v Waterlooju v Kanadi. Dr. Naterer je prejel več nagrad in priznanj, med drugim nagrado

Richard Aplenc

Dr. Richard Aplenc je profesor pediatrije na Oddelku za pediatrijo, s sekundarno zaposlitvijo na Oddelku za biostatistiko, informatiko in epidemiologijo na Medicinski fakulteti Perelman na Univerzi v Pensilvaniji, in ima položaj “Mai and Harry West Endowed Chair in Pediatric Research”. V svoji karieri se je posvečal izboljšanju rezultatov zdravljenja otrok z akutno mieloično levkemijo (AML)

Richard Aplenc

Dr. Richard Aplenc is a Professor of Pediatrics in the Department of Pediatrics with a secondary appointment in Biostatistics, Informatics, and Epidemiology in Perelman School of Medicine at the University of Pennsylvania and holds the Mai and Harry West Endowed Chair in Pediatric Research. His career has been dedicated to improving outcomes for children with

Julija Zavadlav

Prof. Zavadlav je izredna profesorica za večskalno modeliranje tekočih materialov na Tehnični univerzi v Münchnu. Leta 2015 je doktorirala iz fizike na Univerzi v Ljubljani. Eno leto pozneje se je pridružila ETH v Zürichu kot podoktorska raziskovalka in prejela štipendijo ETH za podoktorske raziskovalce. Leta 2019 je bila imenovana za docentko na TUM in leta

Julija Zavadlav

Prof. Zavadlav is an Associate Professor for Multiscale Modeling of Fluid Materials at the Technical University of Munich. She obtained her Ph.D. in physics at the University of Ljubljana in 2015. She joined ETH Zurich in 2016 for her postdoc and received an ETH Postdoctoral Fellowship award a year later. She was appointed Assistant Professor

Gregor Gorjanc

Dr. Gregor Gorjanc is a Professor of Selective Breeding at The Roslin Institute (University of Edinburgh). He is also affiliated with the Global Academy for Agriculture and Food Security (University of Edinburgh), the Centre for Statistics (University of Edinburgh) and the Biotechnical Faculty (University of Ljubljana). He studied Animal Science (engineer) and Genetics (PhD) at

Gregor Gorjanc

Dr. Gregor Gorjanc je profesor Selekcijske vzreje, vodja skupine na Inštitutu Roslin na Univerzi v Edinburghu. Povezan je z Globalno akademijo za kmetijstvo in varnost hrane (Univerza v Edinburghu), Centrom za statistiko (Univerza v Edinburghu) in Biotehniško fakulteto (Univerza v Ljubljani). Študiral je zootehniko (inženir) in genetiko (doktorat) na Biotehniški fakulteti (Univerza v Ljubljani) v