a multifaceted professional with over 15 years of experience in IT management, academic teaching, and operational improvement, currently serving as Director of Client Services at Baltimore City Community College (MD) and Adjunct Math Professor at Capitol Technology University (MD). Her IT expertise spans client service oversight, enterprise application management, student information systems, and budget administration (up to $3.1M annually), with a track record of leading system migrations (e.g., Office 365), automating processes (e.g., budget bill software), and ensuring compliance (ISO, NIST, FERPA). As an adjunct professor, she teaches undergraduate math courses (Calculus, Discrete Math, etc.) across in-person, hybrid, and online formats, using LMS tools like Canvas and MyMathLab. She holds an MS in Administration (St. Michaels College) and a BS in Applied Mathematics (Georgia Tech), with certifications in Agile/Scrum, Lean (Green Belt), and supervisory development. Proficient in 20+ programming languages (Python, SQL, Java) and 30+ software/tools, she combines technical acumen with leadership to drive efficiency and quality.

a 20-year CS professor with over 100 security papers and Air Force advisory experience, outlines 3 key reforms: 1) Replace aging/obsolete voting technology; 2) Establish security standards (e.g., paper audit capacity) before funding new systems; 3) Strengthen the Secretary of State’s authority and support county officials. He offers his expertise to help Texas lead in secure elections and restore public trust.

 Palestinian academic specializing in Telecommunication Systems, Optical Communications, and Next-Generation Wireless Networks (6G/Wi-Fi 8), currently serving as an Assistant Professor at Haliç University (Istanbul, Turkey) since March 2024. He earned his PhD in Telecommunication Systems (2019–2022, Ferhat Abbas University of Setif 1, Algeria) with a thesis on "Analysis and Evaluation of Multi-Access OCDMA Systems in Next Generation Network," along with an MSc (2016–2018) and BSc (2013–2016) in Telecommunication from Dr. Moulay Tahar University of Saida, Algeria. With over 6 years of academic experience (research/teaching assistant, lab instructor), he has published 13 academic works (7 journal papers + 6 conference papers), including contributions to IEEE Wireless Communications Letters and Telecommunication Systems. His research focuses on Optical CDMA (OCDMA) system optimization, spectral/spatial code design for optical networks, and OTFS-based wireless resource scheduling. He has participated in 3 key research projects (funded by DGRSDT-Algeria, TÜBİTAK-Turkey, VESTEL-Turkey), advised 4 master’s theses, and won the "Best Paper Award" at ICACTCE’21. Proficient in Matlab, Python, C++, and OptiSystem, he holds advanced English and native Arabic language skills, with a strong track record in bridging optical and wireless communication technologies.

a Pakistani academic specializing in Information Security, Cryptography, and IoT/IIoT Security, currently serving as a Lecturer in Computer Science at Hamdard University (Islamabad, Pakistan) since 2019. He holds a PhD in Computer Science (Information Security, Hazara University, 2022, CGPA 3.83/4) with a thesis on "Provable Secured and Lightweight Signcryption Schemes for IoT," an MS in Computer Science (Hazara University, 2016, CGPA 3.78/4), and an MCS (Gomal University, 2012). With over 5 years of teaching experience, he has published 58 academic works (57 journals + 1 conference), including 30+ papers in JCR-indexed journals (e.g., IEEE Internet of Things Journal IF=10.238, IEEE Transactions on Industrial Informatics IF=11.648). His research focuses on lightweight cryptography (hyperelliptic curve-based signcryption), privacy-preserving schemes for IoT/IoV/UAVs, and secure communication in medical IoT (IoMT). He actively contributes to academia as a reviewer for 34 top journals (20+ IEEE journals, Elsevier, Springer) and a Technical Program Committee member for international workshops (e.g., DLWoT 2021/2023). He has also served as a Guest Editor for IET Networks and holds technical expertise in formal security analysis (AVISPA, Scyther) and cryptographic implementation (C++).

a Postdoctoral Fellow in Biomedical Engineering at Shenzhen Technology University, China, with expertise in Computer Vision, Medical Image Processing, Natural Language Processing (NLP), and Medical Image Segmentation. He holds a PhD in Information and Communication Engineering (USTC, China, 2018–2022, funded by the Chinese Government Scholarship) and two MSc degrees (Computer Engineering, Near East University; Computer Science, University of Hazara). Khan has published 33 papers (26 in JCR-indexed journals/conferences), with work spanning deep learning for medical imaging (e.g., kidney ultrasound segmentation, liver cancer classification), image captioning, and underwater image restoration. Key projects include developing RenalSegNet for 3D renal tumor/vasculature segmentation and transformative DNNs for low-resolution medical image analysis. His career combines academia (lectureships in Pakistan, research roles in Cyprus/China) and industry (IT support, web development). He has secured merit-based scholarships, won awards like the USTC Future Scientist Exchange Program (2021), and supervised 7 undergraduate projects in AI/Image Processing. Fluent in 4 languages (English, Turkish, Urdu, Chinese), he bridges technical research with clinical application focus.

 an Associate Professor at Maastricht University (Netherlands) and a leading Australian/UK research scientist specializing in AI applications in creative domains (e.g., game design, ancient game reconstruction). He holds a PhD in Artificial Intelligence (Queensland University of Technology, 2009) with a thesis on evolutionary game design—pioneering the first published computer-generated games. As Principal Investigator of the ERC-funded Digital Ludeme Project (2018–2023), he developed the Ludii general game system, a landmark tool for modeling and reconstructing traditional/ancient board games. His career spans academia (Imperial College London, RIKEN Japan) and industry (Microsoft, Canon), with 39 software patents and roles in developing tools like SwishMax. Browne has an h-index of 20, 100+ peer-reviewed papers (including a highly cited 2012 survey on Monte Carlo Tree Search with 3,300+ citations), 7+ books, and 20+ published board games (e.g., Yavalath, the first computer-invented game). He has secured €2M+ in grants (ERC, COST), won awards like the GECCO “Humies” Gold Medal, and led exhibitions (e.g., A World of Games at Sweden’s Museum of World Culture) to bridge AI research and public engagement with game heritage.

His impressive journey includes active engagement in conflict transformation, peacebuilding, community development, and humanitarian service, leaving an indelible mark locally and globally. His dedication to fostering peace and harmony has not gone unnoticed; he has received a prestigious Outstanding Service for Peace award from the President of Nepal. It is a testament to his commitment to peacebuilding efforts and his emergence as a distinguished expert in peace and humanitarian work.

My growing passion is in creature modeling and design. I have been exploring that and will be revamping my portfolio to reflect this new pursuit. I have 2 decades of experience in freelance production as a 3D Generalist. My work has been focused on modelling, lighting and rendering over the last few years. I love Zbrush for organic modelling and work well within 3DS Max and Maya for hard surface modelling.

Today, leveraging 16 years of comprehensive experience in business development, Sriram passionately serves as a Professor, guiding young professionals as they embark on their entrepreneurial journey. Through his mentorship, he engages in meaningful conversations and provides motivation, urging them to work diligently, acquire extensive knowledge, and, above all, relentlessly pursue their dreams, just as he has."

I am an accounting educator and sustainability researcher currently pursuing a PhD in Accounting & Sustainability Studies. With over a decade of teaching experience across multiple Canadian institutions including Simon Fraser University and BCIT, I specialize in management accounting, impact measurement, and sustainability reporting. My professional background includes CPA certification and advisory experience at EY, which informs my practical approach to accounting education. As a researcher, I focus on integrating sustainability metrics into financial reporting frameworks. I have developed innovative courses in impact measurement and ESG reporting, while maintaining active involvement with CPA Canada's education programs as a facilitator and marker. My work bridges traditional accounting practices with emerging sustainability reporting requirements.