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My professional journey includes significant leadership roles, such as heading the Department of Electrical and Communication Engineering at the PNG University of Technology in Papua New Guinea. I have held the rank of Professor and Associate Professor at institutions in Saudi Arabia and India, including Buraydah Colleges and MRK Institute of Engineering & Technology. This extensive experience has allowed me to develop a comprehensive understanding of global engineering education and academic administration. My career demonstrates a consistent trajectory of increasing responsibility, from hands-on engineering as a Maintenance Engineer to shaping academic strategy and department leadership, all within the specialized field of electronics and communication engineering.

With over two decades of experience, my career bridges industry applications and academia. I have contributed to significant projects such as the design and implementation of Adaptive Traffic Control Systems for government use and have served as a certified trainer in solar technology under national skill development initiatives. Professionally, I have worked as a Technical Engineer in electronics system design and currently hold a managerial role while remaining active in technical training. Academically, I have served as a Professor and Head of the Electronics & Communication Department, where I was responsible for curriculum development, laboratory design, and student mentorship. My industrial and academic experience allows me to integrate practical applications into theoretical teaching, particularly in electronics circuit design, embedded systems, and power electronics. I am passionate about engineering education and technological innovation, with a focus on preparing students for industry challenges.

As a Chartered Civil Engineer and academic, my expertise bridges highway engineering and advanced materials research. I specialize in the geometric design of roads, pavement materials, and the design of concrete culverts and retaining walls. Academically, I have over nine years of experience teaching and researching in civil engineering, with a strong publication and grant-winning record. A significant achievement includes leading and co-investigating several research projects, notably on developing sustainable asphalt pavements modified with polymers and nano-materials, which received multiple international gold awards for innovation. My work aims to enhance infrastructure durability and sustainability, and I am actively involved in supervising postgraduate researchers and contributing to the academic community through curriculum development and professional mentorship.

With a Ph.D. in Construction Management, I am a senior lecturer and an active researcher in the field. My academic career is strengthened by substantial postdoctoral research experience at institutions in Malaysia and Chile, focusing on advancing construction management knowledge. I have a proven track record of securing and contributing to research grants, managing projects, and publishing findings. Alongside my research, I am dedicated to higher education, developing and delivering curriculum at the undergraduate and postgraduate levels. My expertise is further grounded in prior professional experience in the construction industry, providing a practical perspective to my academic and research pursuits.

is the Founder, Principal Consultant and CEO of The Sophia Consulting Firm, a global scientific storytelling consultancy that she founded in New York and re-established in California with the mission of amplifying scientific innovation. Her expertise lies in connecting the dots between scientific research and its impact on humanity through expert interviews, scientific writing, and thought leadership. She is also a Board Advisor for Daré Bioscience and Biosortia Microbiomics, and was a former President of the Healthcare Businesswomen's Association (HBA) New York Chapter. Dr. Ononye is also an Adjunct Professor at Concordia University Irvine, an Entrepreneur in Residence (EIR) for Yale Ventures, and, most recently, a Principal Advisor for the Larta Institute.

I am an educator and researcher dedicated to advancing robotics and computer vision for healthcare. As an Adjunct Teaching Professor, I guide graduate students in these fields. My research at Harvard Medical School focuses on developing and translating AI-powered vision systems, like the PostureCheck tool, into clinical practice to enhance stroke rehabilitation. This work, for which I have secured significant NIH SBIR funding as Principal Investigator, bridges the gap between algorithmic innovation and tangible patient care solutions. Further contributing to the scientific community, I serve as a Scientific Reviewer for the NIH, evaluating grant applications in orthopedic and rehabilitation sciences. My career is driven by the integration of academic research, industry development, and clinical deployment to create intelligent systems that address critical challenges in medicine.

A prominent PhD in Sport Management with expertise in global sport business, esports, and mega-sporting event impacts has built a distinguished career in academia and research. Currently an Associate Professor (since 2023) at a U.S. university’s Department of Health and Sport Science, they previously served as an Assistant Professor (2017–2023) there, teaching courses like Sport Finance, Global Sport, Business, and Culture, and a specialized module on esports. They also supervise graduate theses on topics ranging from esports advertising to athlete nutrition. With a strong publication record, they have authored numerous refereed articles in top journals (e.g., Sport in Society, Journal of Electronic Gaming and Esports), focusing on esports spectator behavior, Olympic legacy, and cross-cultural sport fandom. They have secured multiple research grants (e.g., NIRSA Grant, university summer grants) and hold fellowships (e.g., University of Nottingham Asia Research Institute Fellow). Academically, they earned a PhD, MS, and a Measurement & Statistics certificate from Florida State University, plus a BS from a leading Chinese sport university. Fluent in English and Chinese, they contribute to the profession as an editorial board member for esports/sport journals and lead university committees on curriculum, AI strategy, and internationalization.

A PhD-holding professional with 15+ years in elite sport and applied sport sciences specializes in strength and conditioning, exercise physiology, and sports nutrition. They currently serve as an Assistant Professor in Applied Sport Sciences at a top UK university (since July 2021), leading the High-Performance Sport MSc programme to train future sport science professionals. Previously, they were a Lecturer in Sport and Exercise Physiology at another UK university (2016–2021) and gained hands-on industry experience with elite sports organizations: working as a Sport Scientist at Liverpool Football Club (2013–2016) during their PhD studies, a Sports Nutritionist for a sport science company (2015–2020), and a Sports Physiologist for the organization overseeing Premier League referees (2016). They also completed internships at Loughborough University (exercise physiology) and the University of Bath (sports science). Academically, they hold a PhD in Resistance Training in Elite Youth Soccer Players (Liverpool John Moores University, 2013–2016), an MSc in Exercise Physiology (Loughborough University, 2011–2012), and a BSc in Sport and Exercise Science (Coventry University, 2007–2011), blending rigorous research with practical elite sport support.

A seasoned sports biomechanist with over 16 years of university teaching and research experience specializes in applied sports science, focusing on two-handed swinging motions (hockey, golf) and kayaking mechanics. They currently serve as an Associate Professor in Sports Science at a UK university (since 2019) and lead the MSc Sport Science programme—emphasizing applied practice and community engagement. Previously, they held roles as Principal Lecturer (2018–2019) and Senior Lecturer (2007–2018) at the same institution, shaping sports science curriculum and delivering teaching. Their research background includes a postdoctoral position in Japan (1996–1997), where they contributed to computational fluid dynamics modeling of insect flight. Academically, they hold two PhDs: one in Sports Biomechanics (Indiana University Bloomington, 2010) and another in Zoology (University of Cambridge, 1988–1996), blending biological science insights with sports mechanics expertise. They also provide consultancy on technique analysis (video/opto-electronic) and strength assessment, bridging academic research with real-world sports coaching and athlete support.

A results-driven health and sports professional with expertise in coaching, sports medicine, nutrition, and rehabilitation combines academic teaching, clinical practice, and research experience. They currently serve as a University Instructor and PhD candidate (Sports Science) at a UK university (since March 2022), while also working as a Lecturer in Sports (BTEC Sports Science) at a college group (since February 2019), sharing knowledge in sports education and health. With 5+ years of experience in the UK’s National Health Service (NHS), they coordinated physical activity programs for mental health support and led stroke rehabilitation through sports, bridging clinical health and sports applications. Their hands-on experience includes roles as a Sports Therapist for elite events (e.g., World Para Athletics Championships, London Marathon) and football clubs, a Certified Personal Trainer, and a Postnatal Exercise Instructor. They hold a PGCE in Higher and Further Education, a Level 3 Nutrition Certificate, and a CMI-accredited Leadership Coaching qualification, blending pedagogical skills, clinical expertise, and leadership to advance sports-related health and education.