deepapaikar/SC_Katz_5k huggingface dataset:
Gary Sztajnman is a product data scientist at Verizon where he builds data products. In his previous work for an A.I. startup, he developed an application that learns musical taste to ensure that music composition is customized for each
user. He has also won several hackathons. He teaches Data Product Design, and holds an MIB in information and communications technology from Paris Dauphine University and an M.S. in data science from Columbia University.
PROFESSOR OF PHYSICS; DIVISION COORDINATOR OF NATURAL & MATHMATICAL SCIENCES; DIRECTOR OF THE JAY AND JEANIE
SCHOTTENSTEIN HONORS PROGRAM
Dr. Fredy Zypman is a professor and chair of of physics, and is the author or co-author of more than 100 peer-reviewed articles. He received the 2018 Materials Today Embracing Challenge Award, and an award for a Best Paper in the Journal
of Physics. He has received research grants from NSF, NIH, NASA, NIH and the U.S. Department of Energy, and awards for his contributions to NASA, a NASA Faculty Research Fellowship and a Research Corporation award. In addition, he has three patents on probe microscopy.
Fredy Zypman was previously at the University of Puerto Rico. In addition to his work in academia, he has consulted
on instrumentation for the medical and energy industry.
Current research areas are image reconstruction with scanning probe microscopes, atomistic modeling of materials,
quantum optics, and mathematical optimization.
He also received an award for a Best Paper in the Journal of Physics, as well as receiving research grants from NSF, NIH, NASA, NIH, and the U.S. Department of Energy. He has also received awards for his contributions to NASA, a NASA
Faculty Research Fellowship and a Research Corporation award. He has done industrial consulting (Exxon, Technicom, Metro Hospitals) and has 3 patents on Probe Microscopy.
Fayrose Abodeshisha is a PA leader in the surgical and educational arenas. As lead senior PA in trauma and acute care surgery at New York University School of Medicine/Bellevue Hospital's Surgery Department, she was the lead PA on
surgical service, PA education director and a clinical preceptor for PA students on their surgical rotations. Professor Abodeshisha has been recognized for her outstanding dedication to PA education by her students and faculty colleagues.
Baruch College, Zicklin School of Business, Executive Master of Business Administration in Health Care, 2018
Pace University Graduate School, Master of Physician Assistant Studies, 2013
Fayrose Abodeshisha is a PA leader in both the surgical and educational arenas. As lead senior PA in trauma and acute care surgery at New York University School of Medicine/Bellevue Hospital's Surgery Department, she acted as a senior
PA on the surgical service, as PA students Education Director, and as a Clinical preceptor for PA students on their surgical rotations. Professor Abodeshisha has been recognized for her outstanding dedication to PA education by her students and faculty colleagues alike.
Esteban Wesson is a product manager in the AccuWeather for Business division where he handles a mobile application
that delivers life-saving notifications and information. Originally from Costa Rica, Esteban got his undergraduate
degree in civil engineering before moving to New York to get his MBA at Cornell Tech. His experience ranges from project and product management in large and small companies, with a focus on climate change effects on business. He is
an adjunct professor for the Data Design and Storytelling course.
Dr. Prodan is a professor of physics and teaches introductory and advanced physics courses. He has taught one-semester courses in thermodynamics, mathematical physics and classical waves. His background is in mathematical physics,
specifically in operator theory, spectral analysis and constructive quantum field formalism.
He recently received a three-year NSF grant for "Topological Dynamics of Hyperbolic and Fractal Lattices." He was among the 2016 recipients of the Keck Foundation research awards for the collaborative project "Engineering New
Materials Based on Topological Phonon Edge Modes." Dr. Prodan also received in 2011 the NSF CAREER award for his proposal "Strong Disorder and Electron Interaction Effects in Topological Insulators." Dr. Prodan holds a Ph.D. in theoretical physics from Rice University.
Dr. Emil Prodan received BS and MS degrees in theoretical and mathematical physics from University of Bucharest. His advisor for the MS degree was Gheorghe Nenciu. He received another MS degree in theoretical physics from University
of Houston and then he graduated with a PhD from Rice University in theoretical physics. His advisor at Rice University was Peter Nordlander. Dr. Prodan received further postdoctoral training at University of California Santa
Barbara under the direction of Walter Kohn, a Nobel Laureate in theoretical chemistry. He was a fellow of the Princeton Center for Complex Materials at Princeton University, where he was sponsored by Roberto Car and Duncan
Haldane. Dr. Prodan joined the Physics Department of Yeshiva University in 2007 and now he is a full professor of physics.
Dr. Prodan teaches introductory as well as advanced physics courses. In the past, he developed one-semester courses in thermodynamics, mathematical physics, and classical waves. His background is in mathematical physics,
specifically, in operator theory, spectral analysis and constructive quantum field formalism. His research combines rigorous mathematics and computer simulations to study the physics of the condensed matter.
Dr. Prodan was among the 2016 recipients of the Keck Foundation research awards for the collaborative project "Engineering New Materials Based on Topological Phonon Edge Modes." Dr. Prodan also received in 2011 the NSF CAREER
award for his proposal "Strong Disorder and Electron Interaction Effects in Topological Insulators"
Dr. Prodan and his collaborator Hermann Schulz-Baldes published the monograph "Bulk and Boundary Invariants for Complex Topological Insulators: From K-Theory to Physics," which appeared in 2016 in the Springer series on
Mathematical Physics Studies.
Dr. Elisabeth Mlawski, TSSLD, CCC-SLP, is a clinical associate professor and director of on-campus graduate programs in speech-language pathology. Dr. Mlawski began her career working in the New York City public schools as a school-
based speech therapist. She has presented research nationally and internationally on mechanisms for peer learning relating to the Common Core State Standards, using peer learning as a tool in clinical and academic education,
language acquisition and supervision. Her areas of interest include normal and disordered language development,
literacy, clinical training, assessment and diagnostics, and supervision.
She holds a Ph.D. in health sciences with a concentration in speech-language pathology from Seton Hall University,
master's degree in speech-language pathology from Northern Arizona University and an undergraduate degree from Ohio State University.
Dr. Elisabeth Mlawski completed her Master's degree in Speech-Language Pathology from Northern Arizona University and her PhD in Health Sciences with a concentration in Speech-language Pathology at Seton Hall University. She began
her career in 1994 working in the NYC Public Schools as a school-based speech therapist. She has presented her research both Nationally and Internationally. Her areas of interest include normal/disordered language development, literacy, clinical training, assessment/diagnostics, and supervision.
Peer Learning, Excellence in clinical supervision, Childhood language development and disorders, Literacy, Diagnostics
School of Education Transformative Learning Grant, $3000 from the Monmouth University School Of Education (I, 50%) Title: Utilizing Parental Learning Styles to Help Parents Help Their Children November 2018- present
School of Education Transformative Learning Grant, $3894 from the Monmouth University School Of Education (I, 33%)
Title: Achieving Excellence in Speech-Language Pathology Clinical Supervision. November 2016- June 2017
Grant-in-Aid Creativity Award, $1225 from the Travel, Grants, and Sabbatical Committee at Monmouth University (PI, 100%) Title: Exploring Peer Learning Mechanisms & Processes in Second Grade Children. January 2016- December 2016
Grant-in-Aid Creativity Award, $1000 from the Travel, Grants, and Sabbatical Committee at Monmouth University (PI, 100%) Title: Exploring Peer Learning Mechanisms & Processes in First Grade Children. April 2015- December 2015
Award for Continuing Education (ACE) from Continuing Education Board at the American Speech-Language and Hearing
Association (ASHA) 2010-2013; 2013-2016
Mlawski, E.A., & DeLuca, D.A. (2017). Perspectives of millennial SLP graduate students during clinical peer
learning: Student survey results, Athens: ATINER'S Conference Paper Series, No: COL2017- 2337.
Mlawski, E.A. & Cattano, A. (2016). Examining leader behaviors of kindergarten students during peer learning.
Journal of Academic Perspectives, 3, 1-15.
Elaine Zacharakis Loumbas has focused her law practice on corporate and regulatory health law, privacy and information technology for over 20 years. She has counseled pharmaceutical, medical device and biotech companies on regulatory
issues. As in-house counsel for Baxter Health care Corporation, she established as part of the global privacy team the initial enterprise-wide HIPAA compliance program, and she developed fraud and abuse policies utilizing guidance from
the PhRMA code and the AdvaMed Code of Ethics. She also has extensive teaching experience, having served as an adjunct professor in Chicago for 12 years for a number of universities, including Loyola University Chicago's Beazley
Institute for Health Law and Policy, the John Marshall Law School's Center for Information Technology, Information & Privacy Law, and the University of Illinois-Chicago's School of Public Health. She teaches IP, Regulation and
Compliance. She holds a J.D. degree from Notre Dame Law School and a bachelor's degree from Columbia University s
School of Engineering & Applied Science. She is admitted to practice law in New York and Illinois.
Dr. Edward Belbruno, a clinical professor of mathematics, was a trajectory analyst for NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory in 1985, designing routes for U.S. spacecraft to Jupiter, Saturn, Venus and Mars. While there, formulated a
new theory of space travel by using chaos theory to find low-energy transfers to the moon. His theory was dramatically demonstrated in 1991 when he rescued a Japanese robotic lunar spacecraft, Hiten, and successfully got it to the moon on a new type of route.
He holds a doctorate in mathematics from NYU's Courant Institute, and has published over 60 research papers in professional journals in mathematics, celestial mechanics, aerospace engineering, astrophysics and cosmology. He has
published two books in mathematics with Princeton University Press, and is editor of eight proceedings volumes. He's also a professional painter, with regular exhibitions in the United States and Europe. His paintings are in a number of collections, including the Smithsonian in Washington, D.C.
Jessica Rifkind is the senior director of strategy at Audible, an Amazon company, where she oversees a team that develops global innovation strategies based on quantitative data science and qualitative customer insights. She
developed the strategy for Audible's new Plus offering and leads the three-year strategic planning and annual operating plan processes for Audible. Prior to Audible, she worked as a strategy consultant at Boston Consulting
Group, a data scientist within BCG Gamma, and in mission-driven investing at Arabella Advisors and Nonprofit Finance Fund. She teaches Visual Design and Storytelling; and Data Driven Organizations, and holds an MBA from Columbia
Business School, an MPA from Syracuse University, and a B.S. in applied economics and management from Cornell University.
Lorraine Marchand, an adjunct professor, is former vice president and general manager of IBM Watson Health Life Sciences where she is responsible for data and AI strategy. Previously, she was global head of R&D leader at IQVIA. As
a life sciences executive, she has co-founded two life sciences companies, and led development and commercial functions in public and privately held companies, including Bristol-Myers Squibb, Covance, Clinilabs and Cognizant Technology.
Marchand is a global R&D leader at IQVIA. As an executive, she has co-founded two life sciences companies and led development and commercial functions in both public and privately held companies, including Bristol-Myers Squibb,
Covance, Clinilabs and Cognizant Technology. She has led more than 200 clinical programs from pre-clinical to NDA submission and launch, and developed a business model to transform a specialty-contract research organization into a
full-service provider, executed a new operating model for a global drug development company, improving the operating margin by 20 percent, established a global capability for a pharma company, reducing drug development cycle time by 30
percent, and drove cost-cutting initiatives at a pharmaceutical company that increased productivity and efficiency by $100 million. She has received awards of distinction from Bristol-Myers Squibb and the National Institutes of Health,
and in 2014 was the recipient of the Pennsylvania Governor's Hannah Penn Leadership Award. At Princeton University,
she was the James Wei Visiting Professor of Entrepreneurship.
Lev Feldman is Principal Security TPM (Technical Program Manager) at Amazon Web Services. He is an accomplished information security executive with over 20 years of expertise gained at large global enterprises: MetLife, Marsh Inc,
Merrill Lynch, Salomon Smith Barney and Citibank Inc. Before joining Amazon he served as senior Vice President at the CISO Office of Citigroup - one of the largest systemically important financial institution(SIFI). Lev holds an MBA in
global management from the University of Phoenix and an M.S. in information systems from the Stevens Institute of Technology. He holds the following industry certifications: Certified Information Security Manager (CISM) by ISACA;
Certified Information Systems Security Professional (CISSP), Certified Cloud Security Professional (CCSP) and Certified Secure Software Lifecycle Professional (CSSLP) by ISCÂ˛; Certificate of Cloud Security Knowledge (CCSK) by
CSA; AWS Certified Cloud Practitioner, AWS Certified Solutions Architect Associate and Information Technology
Infrastructure Library (ITIL).
EXPERTISE: Many-body quantum systems, non-equilibrium quantum dynamics, thermalization, quantum transport, quantum chaos, spin systems, many-body localization, quantum phase transition, quantum control, dynamical decoupling methods,
decoherence, quantum-classical correspondence
Dr. Lea F. Santos is a professor of physics, with postdoctoral work in random matrix theory and quantum chaos at Yale University, metal-insulator transition at Michigan State University, and quantum control at Dartmouth College. She is
on the editorial board for both New Journal of Physics and Physical Review E. Her research is funded by the National Science Foundation and the Research Corporation. She has worked for the APS Forum of Physics and Society, APS LeRoy
Dr. Lea F. Santos is a Professor of Physics with a Ph.D. in theoretical physics from the University of SŁo Paulo. Postdoctoral experiences include work in random matrix theory and quantum chaos at Yale University, metal-insulator
transition at Michigan State University, and quantum control at Dartmouth College. She is at the editorial board for New Journal of Physics and Physical Review E. Her research is funded by the National Science Foundation and the
Research Corporation. She has worked for the APS Forum of Physics and Society, the APS LeRoy Apker Award, and the
APS Metropolis Award.
Research interests include many-body quantum systems, non-equilibrium quantum dynamics, thermalization, quantum transport, quantum chaos, spin systems, many-body localization, quantum phase transition, quantum control, dynamical
decoupling methods, decoherence, quantum-classical correspondence.
Accolades include: Simons Fellow in Theoretical Physics, Outstanding Referee for the Journals of the American Physical Society, NSF CAREER Award, Cottrell College Science Award, Outstanding Junior Faculty Member Award,
Cottrell Scholar, KITP Scholar, member of the U.S. delegation to the Third IUPAP International Conference on Women in Physics, and fellowships from the Brazilian and New Zealand governments.
Lawrence Fulton is a health data scientist with expertise in machine learning for image recognition, especially
applied to 4D MRIs, and in healthcare simulation in Java, PySim, RSimmer and ProModel. He has published in over 70
peer-reviewed journals. His current research focuses on the use of mathematical programming for improving health
system performance in the areas of cost, quality and access, and previous work focused on the application of
artificial intelligence and neural networks in specialized applications, the use of Python and R applications to
health data science problems, and the application of hierarchical forecasting models using both imagery and time
series data simultaneously. He teaches Data Analytics; Machine Learning; and Structured Data Management. He holds a
Ph.D. from the University of Texas at Austin.
Dr. Laura Sylvia is a clinical assistant professor who holds ASHA certifications in speech-language pathology and audiology, as well as certification from the Alexander Graham Bell Association as a listening and spoken language
specialist. Her clinical work includes providing educational audiology and speech-language pathology services, as well as auditory-verbal therapy to children with hearing loss.
She teaches Child Language Development, Literacy and Usage; Communicating with Patients and Families; Child Language
Disorders; Professional Issues in Communication Sciences and Disorders; and Speech-Language for the Hearing Impaired.
Dr. Sylvia holds a Ph.D. in speech-language-hearing sciences from the CUNY Graduate Center and a master's degree in
audiology from the University of Connecticut.
Dr. Jenkins is the group vice president and head of development operations and project management at the Incyte Corporation in Wilmington, Del. His team at Incyte is responsible for the strategy, planning and execution of Incyte s
oncology, inflammation and autoimmunity clinical development portfolio. He has almost 30 years of experience in the
life science and pharmaceutical industry, including a variety of scientific, business and operational leadership roles at GlaxoSmithKline, ads well as being a leader on the TransCelerate Biopharma oversight committee. He is an adjunct
professor in drug development and business administration at two different universities, including teaching the Katz
course Clinical Trials and Research Management. He holds patents and has published and presented research extensively in the areas of virology, hematology and clinical trial technologies in the New England Journal of Medicine; Lancet;
Blood; and Journal of Clinical Pharmacology.
Julia Agosto is a clinical assistant professor and clinical supervisor. Her responsibilities include syllabi
development, course instruction and weekly teaching, advising and mentoring students, supervising student clinicians, and acting as a liaison between academic coursework and clinical education.
She is a New York State certified speech-language pathologist, New Jersey State certified speech-language pathologist,
certified by the American Speech-Language Hearing Association (ASHA), and holds a certificate for teaching students with speech-language disabilities (TSSLD).
She holds an M.A. speech-language pathology and audiology from New York University and is a candidate for an Ed.D. in
healthcare and education leadership and DPH from Nebraska Methodist College.
As a data scientist, educator and engineer for the Children's Hospital of Philadelphia, Joy Payton supports researchers in mastering the tools of reproducible, computational research. She is an expert in curriculum development
and web design. She teaches Analytics Programming and holds an M.S. in data science from the City University of New York and a B.A. in applied mathematics from Agnes College. She also has done advanced graduate work at Pennsylvania State University and Comillas Pontifical University in Madrid.
Joshua Moritz has consulted on marketing programs for Citibank, American Express, Remy Martin, ImBev, the U.S. Mint,
the U.S. Postal Service, Dr Pepper, Colgate, Coca Cola, New York University, Quickbooks and IBM. He has founded
several companies, including DMTG, Customer Growth, Medozza and Challah Connection. He also was general manager for
Muldoon Direct, Young & Rubicam and Wunderman. He has been awarded two Dean's Faculty Teaching and Learning Innovation
Scholar Grants from New York University, one to study the impact of marketing simulations on student outcomes and a
second to create a more effective teaching pedagogy for the programming language R. He teaches Integrated Marketing;
Database Modeling; Advertising; Marketing Strategy; Leadership; Research; Customer Behavior; Entrepreneurship; and
Digital Marketing. He holds a diploma in direct marketing from NYU and an MBA from Babson College.
Joseph Weber-Lopez, MD, is board-certified in family medicine and sports medicine, and has years of experience as a
physician and educator. Prior to joining Yeshiva University as the PA program's medical director, he was the Hoboken
University Medical Center Sports Medicine Fellowship program director, as well as the sports medicine physician for
the N.Y. Jets football team. Currently he is working in primary care/urgent care at CityMD and in regenerative medicine at his practice ProPeak Sports Medicine in Long Island, N.Y.
Joseph Panzarella is a senior-level analyst and marketing professional specializing in organic social and online media advertising and the application of advanced analytical techniques to drive marketing communications and business
intelligence. He's leveraged those skills across industry verticals, on prospect acquisition and consumer loyalty campaigns for admired and well-known brands, such as Astellas, Cadillac, State Farm, Verizon, AT&T, Pfizer, Avis
Budget Group and the U.S. Department of Commerce. He's provided marketing analytics support using forecasting tools, reporting content and consumer insights for highly visible marketing efforts, including the 2010 U.S. Census and Brand
USA ”the U.S. government's first global travel organization encouraging international travelers to visit the United States and supporting the growth of travel-related American jobs. He teaches Digital Marketing; Marketing Analytics; and Database Management and Modeling. He holds an M.S. in communications from Syracuse University.
Dr. Jochen Raimann has been a full-time scientist at the Renal Research Institute since becoming a postdoctoral
research fellow there in 2007. As director of data analytics, he conducts epidemiological research in dialysis,
oversees research database management and national and international data transfers. He is also an associate editor
for the journals Trials and Scientific Reports, both part of the Springer Nature Publishing group. Further he is a
member of the board of directors of the nonprofit organization Easy Water for Everyone, which provides clean water to
rural communities in developing countries, and supports the organization's research efforts. He teaches Biostatistics and Informatics, and holds an M.D. from the Medical University Graz, a Ph.D. from Maastricht University and an MPH
rural communities in developing countries, and supports the organization's research efforts. He teaches Biostatistics and Informatics, and holds an M.D. from the Medical University Graz, a Ph.D. from Maastricht University and an MPH
with a focus on epidemiology and biostatistics from the City University of New York's School of Public Health.