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704 位演讲者
Dr. Yasmin Al Bruch
Dr. Asmin Albruch dedicated his life to acquiring academic and training experience to promote the social development of Oman. She has 20 years of accumulated educational knowledge and firmly believes that education can bring positive changes to people's lives. Yasmin has always followed his passion for education. Initially in 1997, she worked as a language teacher at the Ministry of Education. Five years later, she began working as an educator, mentor, and reformer at the School of Banking and Finance in universities. As the vice dean of the college, she is in charge of academic support and student affairs, making many contributions to the college. In addition, she has been actively committed to various teaching activities and research, including female leadership, communication skills, work life balance, stress management, and emotional intelligence. She is a registered emotional intelligence trainer, 6-second emotional intelligence coach, and consultant. Yasmin holds a senior position in the Academic Accreditation Committee of Oman's Higher Education Institutions and is a highly respected local figure in Oman. She is a member of the Executive Committee of the Oman Higher Education Quality Network, and in addition, she holds senior positions in many educational and training institutions, including a board member of the University of Muscat and an external auditor of the Ministry of Higher Education. Currently, Dr. Asmin has focused her main energy on motivating the next generation of leaders. She believes that they should not be limited to achieving success in the business field, but should focus on various aspects of life. She focuses on cultivating employees with high potential, helping them become management oriented talents through carefully designed projects. She has organized seminars for institutions such as HSBC, Oman National Bank, Muscat Bank, and Zofar Bank multiple times. Yasmin obtained a doctoral degree in education from the University of Leeds in the United Kingdom, and a bachelor's and master's degree from Sultan Kabus University, the most renowned institution in Oman.
Drew Andy
He is collectively known as the founder of biology, a professor at Stanford University, a professor of bioengineering at Stanford University, and a founder of synthetic biology. Received a doctoral degree from Dartmouth College in 1997 and served as an assistant professor at the School of Biotechnology at Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Focusing on research in the field of synthetic biology, one of the founders of the standard biological component registry. He was one of the early promoters of open source biology and helped create the non-profit organization Biobricks Foundation. The New Yorker magazine once rated Andy as the most driving preacher in the field of collective biology. Andy believed that the future of collective biology would make it possible to edit biological organs, just like computer experts editing computer programs.
Dudley R. Herschbach
诺贝尔化学奖| (1965) | b. 1932年
Duncan Holdan
Duncan M Haldane, a 2016 Nobel laureate in physics, is currently a professor of physics at Princeton University in the United States and has been elected as a member of the Royal Society in the UK, as well as a foreign academician of the American Academy of Sciences. At the same time, he is also a researcher at the American Academy of Arts and Sciences, the American Physical Society, and the British Institute of Physics. He shared the 2016 Nobel Prize in Physics with David Thorless and Michael Kosterlitz. Duncan Haldane won the Nobel Prize for his research on topological phase matter theory, which includes topological quantum states of one-dimensional magnetic atomic chain systems and theoretical predictions of magnetic topological insulators. His research on the topological quantum states of dimensional magnetic atomic chain systems was truly unexpected and initially controversial. Due to his groundbreaking contributions in this field, Duncan Haldane was awarded the 1993 American Physical Society Oliver Buckley Award. He also proposed a theoretical prediction of magnetic topological insulators, which is of great significance for the observation of the quantum anomalous Hall effect. In 2013, Tsinghua University first observed the quantum anomalous Hall effect in an experiment. With this research, he, along with Charles Kane and Zhang Shousheng, won the 2012 Dirac Medal from the International Center for Theoretical Physics in Leicester. Duncan Holdan has opened up new directions and provided new ideas for further studying quantum effects in condensed matter physics systems. In recent years, topological quantum matter has become a very active experimental field, and many people believe that it can provide a platform for quantum computing. He also pioneered the field of topological photonics. Currently, he is dedicated to studying quantum geometry in fractional quantum Hall effect. Under the guidance of Philip Anderson, a Nobel laureate in physics in 1977, Holdane obtained a doctoral degree in theoretical condensed matter physics from the University of Cambridge. Before joining Princeton University, he also worked at the Laue Langevin Institute in Grenoble, University of Southern California, Bell Laboratories, and the University of California, San Diego. Holdan was born in London, England in 1951 and has mixed Scottish and Slovenian ancestry. When he was young, he entered S \u00e3 o Paulo High School to study. Haldane greatly praised a passionate teacher at S \u00e3 o Paulo High School, stating that it was this teacher who awakened his interest in physics in his final academic year. After graduating from St. Paul's High School, Holdane was admitted to the Christian College of Cambridge University. Haldane married a French wife and had two children, both of whom are now adults. Since 1990, Haldane has been living in Princeton, New Jersey, USA. Duncan Haldane and the renowned biologist JBS Haldane, apart from having three initials, actually have no connection at all.
Ed Butler
Ed Butler is the Executive Chairman of Salamanca Risk Management. SRM is a specialized risk management company that focuses on enterprise and private security and risk management solutions. From 2008 to 2010, served as the Managing Director of Ed Crisis Corporation. In this position, he suggests companies that invest in and operate risks in emerging markets around politics, society, and communities, including designing and providing customized community relationship strategies. Previously, the Education Department worked for 24 years and spent most of his time in the British military there, serving SAS22. He left one of the youngest and most respected officers of his generation. He has received high praise from British commanders for commanding SAS during more than 9\/11 periods in southern Afghanistan before 2006 during battles during breaks. Ed has unique tactical and strategic experience in counterinsurgency, crisis management, and peace-building activities, utilizing coercion and social development to leverage political and social change, improve quality of life, and increase community consent. He has led frontline operations at the headquarters level, including Northern Ireland, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Kosovo, Macedonia, Iraq, Afghanistan, and Sierra Leone. The Education Department also has special skills and experience in adversarial analysis, political tactical mediation, negotiation, and complex project management. He has obtained honorary degrees in politics and international relations from the University of Exeter and the University of Cranfield in Military Technology and Defense Research, MAS,. From 2003 to 2005, he directed the Advanced Command and Staff courses at the UK National Defense Academy. He was awarded an MBE in 1997, a DSO in 2002, and a CBE appointed in 2006; He has also been mentioning valuable services in urgent messages and has received two awards from the Queen.
Ed Vaizy
Edwitzer is the longest serving Technology Minister in the UK, serving in the David Cameron administration from 2010 to 2016. During his tenure as Minister, Weize witnessed the rapid coverage of fixed and mobile broadband, and helped the UK become a leader in technology investment by collaborating with Google and Facebook, and supporting the development of the entrepreneurial ecosystem. Under his efforts, the development speed of the UK's creative industry is three times faster than the overall economic development. Wieser was the longest serving Minister of Culture in the UK from 2010 to 16, during which one of his main tasks was the National Museum. He supported the free opening of museums, revolutionized British cultural heritage, and released the first cultural policy white paper in over 50 years. He also introduced a tax deduction policy to support the development of theaters, museums, and orchestras. Weize is not only a member of parliament, but also an advisor to LionTree and multiple technology startups, among which LionTree is the first digital new media TMT acquisition agency in the United States.
Edmund Phelps
He is a renowned representative of the Employment and Growth Theory, a Nobel laureate in economics in 2006. He is currently a professor of political economics at Columbia University in the United States and the dean of the Xinhua Business School at Minjiang University. He has served as an academician of the American Academy of Sciences, a member of the New York Academy of Sciences, a vice president of the American Economic Association, a senior advisor to the Brookings Committee on Economic Affairs, an expert in academic meetings at the Federal Reserve, an advisor to the Financial Committee of the US Treasury and Senate, and an editorial board member of the US Economic Review. Known as the founder of modern macroeconomics and one of the most important figures in influencing the process of economics. In 2006, he was awarded the Nobel Prize in Economics for his research achievements in the field of macroeconomic intertemporal decision-making trade-offs.
Edmund S Phelps
Edmund Phelps is a McVickar Professor of Political Economy at Columbia University, Director of the Center for Capitalism and Social Studies at Columbia University, and a 2006 Nobel Prize winner in Economics. He served as a senior advisor for European projects at Consiglio Nazionale delle Ricerche, the Italian National Research Council, for three years until the end of 2000. In the 1990s, he was a member of the International Economic Policy Committee of the French Economic Situation Observatory OFCE; He co chaired four annual VillaMondragon seminars at the University of Rome Tor Vergata from 1990 to 2000. He is a founding member of the EBRD Economic Advisory Committee of the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development and wrote many annual economic outlook reports in September 1993. He has served as an advisor to the US Treasury Department, the US Senate Treasury Committee, and the Federal Reserve Board. In the past 40 years, he has published a large number of articles in professional journals. His recent works include the modern equilibrium theory of structural decline in employment, interest rates and assets, and the revitalization of labor participation and supply on the path of free enterprise prosperity, all published by Harvard University Press. In 2008, he was awarded multiple honors such as the Knight of the French Legion, the Milan Dora Award, and the Kiel World Economic Award. In addition to being interested in the operation and performance of capitalist institutions, Phelps also studied the causes and solutions of unemployment, as well as the low wages of vulnerable groups. At present, Phelps' work is the benefits and sources of national structural dynamics - entrepreneurial entrepreneurship and creativity, financiers using skills to select and support the best projects, managers using knowledge to evaluate and use new methods and products.
Eduard Buchner
诺贝尔化学奖| (1905) | 1860-1917
Edward C. Prescott
The Nobel laureate in economics in 2004, the \father of the new business cycle theory\, is a renowned American economist whose research fields include macroeconomics, general equilibrium theory and applications, income inequality and econometrics. Long dedicated to business cycle analysis, its research results have changed people's views on the causes of business cycles and provided a foundation for expanding business cycle research. In 2004, he was awarded the Nobel Prize in Economics for his creative research in economic policy and world business cycles. He has taught at prestigious universities such as the University of Chicago and Carnegie Mellon University. He is currently a professor at Arizona State University and serves as a senior advisor to the Minneapolis branch of the Federal Reserve Bank of the United States. He is the only Nobel Prize economist serving at the Federal Reserve and is also a member of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences and the National Academy of Sciences.
Edward Moser
Edward Moser is a professor of neuroscience and co director of science at the Kavley Institute of Neuroscience at the Norwegian University of Technology in Trondheim. His research interest is how neural circuits generate cognitive function, with a particular focus on the spatial representation system of the brain. Through long-term collaboration with Britt Moser, grid cells were discovered in the inner olfactory cortex, providing clues for the metric neural mechanism of spatial mapping. By identifying other functional cell types including boundary cells, velocity cells, and target vector cells, as well as the latest mechanisms for representing plot time, grid cells were successfully discovered. All studies have shown that the entorhinal cortex is the hub of the brain network, helping us find our way and recall experiences. Under the guidance of Dr. Peranderson, Edward Moser received preliminary training at the University of Oslo to study the memory formation mechanisms of seahorses in freely moving animals. He has been serving as a NTNU professor at the Norwegian University of Science and Technology since 1998. Edward Moser has won numerous awards for his outstanding work and, together with Britt Moser and John Okeefe, won the 2014 Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine.
Edward Mosol
In 2014, he won the Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine and is currently a Norwegian psychologist and neuroscientist. In 2013, he won the Hovitz Prize and was the founding director of the Kavliko Institute for Systemic Neuroscience and the Center for Memory Biology at Norwegian University of Science and Technology
Edwin McMillan
诺贝尔化学奖| (1951) | 1907-1991
Effi Viena
Effi Viena is a professor of bioethics at the Federal Institute of Technology in Zurich and a renowned expert in medicine, data, and ethics. She focuses on important social issues such as data and technology related to scientific progress, as well as how to apply these technologies to public and personal health. Due to her strong interest in health policies, she and the World Health Organization are jointly committed to addressing ethical issues related to reproductive medicine research. After returning to the academic community, she helped establish and coordinate the doctoral program in biomedical ethics at the University of Zurich, and was subsequently awarded the title of professor by the Swiss National Science Foundation. As a professor of health policy, she established the Health Ethics and Policy Laboratory, dedicated to addressing urgent issues in healthcare and research, all of which are caused by technological advancements such as genome technology. She obtained a charter to teach bioethics and policy at the University of Zurich and was appointed as a visiting professor at the Bioethics Center at Harvard Medical School. She is also a senior research assistant at the Berkman Klein Center for Internet&Society at Harvard University, where she was previously a researcher. Viena believes in the value of interdisciplinary research and believes that practical knowledge should be used to investigate ethical issues related to personal health. Her research has been widely recognized, which has given her the opportunity to collaborate and establish close connections with experts from Switzerland and many well-known foreign institutions. Viena is a leading expert in the diverse field of health data and ethics. She has successfully established an international network and sparked fruitful discussions around health ethics in the digital age. She has collaborated with institutions such as the Wellcome Trust, OECD, Commonwealth Foundation, Chatham House, and global government and academic institutions.
Elias James Corey
诺贝尔化学奖| (1960) | b. 1928年
Elif Shafak
Elif Shafak was born in Strasbourg, France in 1971. She graduated from Middle East Technical University in T\u00fcrkiye with a bachelor's degree in international relations. She has a master's degree in gender and women's studies and a doctor's degree in political science. Now she has become the most popular female writer in T\u00fcrkiye, winning numerous awards. Critics once called it the most distinctive voice in contemporary T\u00fcrkiye and the world literary world. Her book has been published in over 40 countries around the world. She also received the honor of Chevalier of the Order of Arts and Letters, an award established by the French Ministry of Culture in 1957. Shafak has published 13 books, 9 of which are novels, both in English and T\u00fcrkiye. She combines Eastern and Western narrative traditions, creating works involving women, ethnic minorities, immigrants, subcultures, young people, and more. The themes of her novels include multiculturalism, literary traditions, history, philosophy, Islamic Sufi abstinence mysticism, customs, and cultural governance, which are very extensive. At the same time, Shafak's writing dares to break through, abandons outdated themes and techniques, and is passionate about the use of black humor. Pinhan, the mystic in Shafak's first novel, won the Rumi Prize of T\u00fcrkiye in 1998 for the best mystical literary work; The Mirror of the City in the Second Novel \u015e Ehrin Aynalar \u0131 Combining Jewish mysticism with Islamic mysticism, with a historical background set in the 17th century Mediterranean region; Her novel, Mahrem, with the English translation of the Gaze, was well received by readers after its publication, and won the Best Novel Award of T\u00fcrkiye Writers Union in 2000. Later, The Flea Palace, a novel named Bit Palas, became a best seller in T\u00fcrkiye and was selected as the Best Fiction Award by The Independent. Since the Flea Palace, Shafak has created her first English novel, The Saint of Incipient Insignities, published by Farrar, Straus, and Giroux; The Bastard of Istanbul, the second English novel, became a best seller in T\u00fcrkiye in 2006 and was included in the Orange prize. And Shafak's latest novel, known as Iskender and translated as Honor, has also topped the best-selling list and received praise from readers and critics of all ages and levels. In T\u00fcrkiye, this book even triggered people's concern about family, love, freedom, redemption and masculinity
Ellen Johnson Sirleaf
The Republic of Liberia, also known as Liberia, is located in western Africa. To the north is Guinea, to the northwest is Sierra Leone, to the east is C \u00f4 te d'Ivoire, and to the southwest is the Atlantic Ocean., The total GDP in 2017 was 215.8 billion US dollars, with international exchange rates, official language English, and a population of 4.61 million. In 2016, the country covers an area of 111370 square kilometers, and the capital, Monrovia, is the capital of Liberia and the capital of the state of Montserrato. Located in Africa, on the western Atlantic coast of Cape Mesura and Bushrod Island, it holds the mouth of the S \u00e3 o Paulo River and is a key gateway to the sea in West Africa. It is the closest port city in Africa to the South American continent. The population is 1.1 million., Liberia is rich in natural resources such as mineral resources, forest resources, land, and water resources. The main mineral resources include iron ore with proven reserves of over 10 billion tons as of 2014, as well as abundant mineral resources such as diamonds, gold, bauxite, copper, lead, manganese, zinc, nickel, rutile, and kyanite. Former President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf, born in 1939, reigned in October 2005 and October 2017,
Ellen MacArthur
In 2004, Ellen MacArthur became the fastest person to sail a sailboat around the world alone. MacArthur first made headlines in the newspaper in 2001, when she participated in the Fandy Globe solo non shore race at the age of 24. After staying at sea for 94 days, Allen returned to a different life. She had already achieved good results in second place in the most difficult non shore sailing race and caused a huge response. Prior to this, she had won the transatlantic solo sailing race from the UK to the United States, and then the 2002 Ram Island sailing race from France to the Caribbean. After achieving success in the monohull project, MacArthur turned her attention to the multi hull ring race, so she sailed a 75 foot three hull sailboat out of the UK in 2004. After 71 days, 14 hours, 18 minutes, and 33 seconds, she returned, sailing over 26000 miles and becoming the fastest person to sail a sailboat alone to complete a global voyage. In 2005, she was knighted by the Queen and awarded the French Legion of Honor by French President Nicolas Sarkozy. She is the founder of the Ellen MacArthur Cancer Foundation, a charitable organization founded in 2003. Through partnerships with hospitals in the UK, she leads young patients aged 8 to 24 on voyages, helping them regain confidence after receiving cancer and leukemia treatment. MacArthur's unexpected current direction in life was influenced by the sailing competitions she had previously participated in. Those competitions made her truly understand what relying on limited resource supply meant, and the food, water, and fuel on board were inevitably closely related to the success or failure of the voyage. It was through this understanding that Allen made a difficult decision to end her professional competition career and focus on a bigger challenge. She constantly seeks solutions to these challenges, which has led her to discover a framework for redesigning and establishing a positive future circular economy. In 2010, she launched the Ellen MacArthur Foundation with the aim of accelerating the transformation into a regenerative, circular economy. The foundation mainly works in three areas: business, education, and communication.
Emil Fischer
诺贝尔化学奖| (1890) | 1852-1919
Emma Crosby
Normal078 pounds 02falsefalseEN-USZH-CNX-NONE Emma Crosby is the anchor responsible for news and current affairs programs on Channel 5 UK Channel 5. Previously, Emma had collaborated with the most popular GMTV morning news program and worked at Sky News for five years, regularly hosting programs such as Sunrise, Sky News Today, and Sky News Weekend. During her work at Sky News, she reported on explosive news events, including the terrorist bombing at Douglas Airport, which won Emma and BAFTA the Best News Award. Emma has made significant achievements in the fields of business and financial news. In 2001, she started her career at CNBC and quickly learned many complex disciplines, including global stocks, fixed income, and currency markets. Her programs were broadcasted in London and New York and quickly gained popularity. Later, during the global economic crisis and recession, Emma became the leading anchor in Sky News business news. Emma is also a very popular conference host who has hosted important events for many international companies including O2, BP, HSBC, ING Bank, Standard Chartered Bank, Novo Nordisk, Greene King, Moss, IOD, and Serco. In the past few years, Emma has hosted the Africa Forum in Cape Town to explore economic development issues in Africa. Emma also paid special attention to health issues, hosted forums on health in Paris, Rome and other places, and hosted the United Nations International Women's Day conference to discuss the rising prevalence of diabetes among women in developing countries. Emma also holds the position of SOS Children's Village Ambassador and actively participates in various fundraising activities for orphans in South Africa.