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Mats J. Stensrud

Mats J. Stensrud (born 1989 in Trondheim, Norway) is a Norwegian physician and biostatistician. He is a professor of Statistics at EPFL (École Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne) and the head of the Chair of Biostatistics at the Deparment of Mathematics at the School of Basic Sciences.
Stensrud studied mathematics and medicine at the University of Oslo. In 2013, he received a Bachelor's degree in mathematics from University of Oslo, and in 2014, a Master's degree with honors from University of Oxford. In 2015, he graduated with a PhD in neuroscience with a thesis supervise by Vidar Gundersen on "Non-classical release of classical neurotransmitters," and in 2016, he received his medical doctor (MD) degree, both at University of Oslo. He then joined as an intern the Department of Medicine and Department of Surgery Diakonhjemmet Hospital in Oslo for his initial clinical training in internal medicine and general surgery. In March 2018, he joined both Odd O. Aalen and Kjetil Røysland at the Department of Biostatistics at the University of Oslo as a part-time postdoctoral fellow, and the Department of Medicine at the Diakonhjemmet Hospital as a residence doctor. In September 2018, he went to work on causal inference methodology at the Department of Epidemiology at Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health|Harvard School of Fulbright scholar and Kolokotrones fellow, mentored by Miguel Hernán James M. Robins.
Since September 2020, he is tenure-track assistant professor of statistics at EPFL and the head of the Chair of Biostatistics at EPFL's School of Basic Sciences.
Stensrud research focuses on methods for causal inference in complex settings with time dependent exposures and outcomes. Many of his works are inspired by applications in medicine and epidemiology. Stensrud's research is known for method development for causal inference in longitudinal settings.
Stensrud is the runner up of the 2018 Rothman Prize for best article in epidemiology, the runner up of the 2018 Statistical Excellence Award for Early-Career Writing for best article in 2018 jointly with Morten Valberg, and the winner of the 2018 Best Paper Award by Norwegian Epidemiological Association for his Nature Communications paper on "Inequality in cancer risk suggest bad genes rather than bad luck." In 2018, he was the the Norwegian candidate at the Lindau Nobel Laureate Meeting. In 2014, he received the Gutierrez-Toscano Prize for the best achievements in the Master in Applied Statistics from University of Oxford.
Category:1989 births
Category:Living people
Category:University of Oslo alumni
Category:École Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne faculty
Category:Norwegian scientists
Category: Norwegian biostatisticians
Category:Norwegian physicians
Matt Applebaum

Matt Applebaum (born January 20, 1984) is an American football coach who is the offensive line coach for the Miami Dolphins of the National Football League (NFL).
He previously served as the offensive line coach for Boston College Eagles football. Applebaum played college football at UConn Huskies football, where he started on the offensive line for two years.
==Coaching career==
Applebaum started his coaching career at Central Connecticut State University, where he was the tight ends coach. He spent five months there before leaving for the NFL, joining the Washington Redskins in 2008 as a player personnel/coaching assistant. In 2011, Applebaum departed the Redskins to become an offensive graduate assistant/quality control coach for the University of Miami. 
He spent two years there before being hired as the offensive line coach at Bucknell University in 2013. In 2014, Applebaum returned to the NFL to become an offensive assistant for the Jacksonville Jaguars. He left the Jaguars in 2015 to become the offensive line coach at Southeastern Louisiana Lions football. In 2016, Applebaum became the offensive line coach at Davidson Wildcats football. The next year, he was promoted to offensive coordinator while continuing to serve as the offensive line coach. Applebaum was hired by Towson University in 2018 to be their offensive line coach.
In 2020, he became a part of Boston College Eagles football staff as their offensive line coach. 
On February 12, 2022, it was announced that Applebaum would be leaving Boston College to become the offensive line coach of the Miami Dolphins.
Category:1984 births
Category:Coaches of American football
Matt Beat

Matthew Beat (born November 6, 1981), known on YouTube as Mr. Beat, is an American social studies teacher and YouTuber, best known for his historical and educational videos. His most well-known series are Compared, Presidential Elections in American History, and Supreme Court Briefs.
==Personal life==
Beat was born in Topeka, Kansas, on November 6, 1981. He graduated from the University of Kansas in 2004 and the University of Nebraska Omaha in 2009 with respective degrees in journalism and education, and from Emporia State University in 2017 with a master's degree in history.
Beat currently resides in Kansas with his wife, Shannon, and daughters, Lydia and Reagan.
==Career==
===Teaching===
Beat began teaching social studies at Aubry Bend Middle School in Overland Park, Kansas, in 2011. During this time, he also coached basketball and tennis, before beginning teaching at Tonganoxie High School in Tonganoxie, Kansas, in 2015.
===YouTube===
Beat opened the YouTube channel "iammrbeat" on August 24, 2009, but did not upload his first video, "The Compromise of 1850 (according to the Traveling Salesman)," until January 10, 2011. His initial intent with the channel was to "supplement his lessons" in the classroom, noting that his students are "raised on YouTube." His videos eventually went viral, and he reached 100,000 subscribers in the summer of 2019. His most popular series include Compared, in which he compares the geography, history, culture, and other aspects of two locations (e.g. countries, states, cities), Presidential Elections in American History, a chronological recap of every United States presidential election, and Supreme Court Briefs, in which he explains prominent Supreme Court of the United States|U.S. Supreme Court cases. In addition to these series, he has written a song about every single former American president, performed by his band Electric Needle Room. He also published a book based on his Presidential Elections in American History series, titled Mr. Beat presents...The Ultimate American Presidential Election Book: Every Presidential Election in American History (1788-2020), in July 2020.
===Jobsolete===
In addition to teaching and YouTube, Beat co-hosts Jobsolete, a history podcast, along with actress and comedian Helen Hong.
Category:1981 births
Category:21st-century American educators
Category:21st-century American journalists
Category:American YouTubers
Category:People from Kansas
Matt Bevan

Matt Bevan is an Australian podcast presenter and current affairs journalist.
He is currently the writer and presenter of the If You're Listening podcast series from ABC News (Australia).
== Personal life ==
Matt Bevan was born in Newcastle, New South Wales, Australia, son of ABC Radio presenter Paul Bevan.
As a teenager he reported for ABC Newcastle on a radioactive incident at Merewether High School, where he was a student.
Bevan was heavily involved in theatre in Newcastle prior to beginning his career as a journalist.
He is years old, and married with four children.
== Career in journalism ==
In 2010, he was employed by the ABC as a radio producer in Newcastle, before transferring to ABC Radio Sydney in 2012. 
From 2016 to 2021 he was newsreader and reporter for RN Breakfast with Fran Kelly.
== If You're Listening podcast ==
In 2018 he developed, wrote and presented the podcast series Russia, If You're Listening, focused on the Mueller Investigation into Russian interference in the 2016 United States elections, cyberwarfare by Russia and the Russo-Ukrainian War.
In 2019 the series explored in detail the meeting between Alexander Downer and George Papadopoulos which triggered the initial Crossfire Hurricane (FBI investigation) into Russian connections with the Trump campaign. Featuring interviews with both Downer and Papadopoulos, it was called the "most comprehensive exploration of the Downer-Papadopoulos meeting" by The Australian.
The podcast was subsequently renamed America, If You're Listening, to focus on the Presidency of Donald Trump more broadly, then China, If You're Listening, as it shifted focus to Australia–China relations|Australia-China relations, and Australia, If You're Listening, as it told the history of Climate change in Australia|climate change policy in Australia.
On the 30th anniversary of the 1989 Tiananmen Square protests and massacre, If You're Listening reported exclusively that Australian Prime Minister Bob Hawke relied on raw evidence from a single diplomatic cable during a tearful speech on national television following the massacre.
The report found that the cable was subsequently retracted by diplomats, and likely was based on information from the same unreliable source as the widely-cited UK cable on the massacre, which was declassified in 2017.
== Recognition ==
If You're Listening was awarded best Political, Social & Cultural Affairs podcast at the 2019 Australian Podcast Awards.
In 2022, Bevan was named Australian Podcast Host or Presenter of the Year in the Radio Today Podcast Awards for his work on If You're Listening.
Category:Australian radio journalists
Category:Journalists from New South Wales
Category:People from Newcastle, New South Wales
Category:Australian podcasters
Matt Calkins

Matt Calkins is the co-founder, CEO, chairman, and president of Appian Corporation, and a world champion board gamer.
==Early Career==
Calkins grew up in Mill Valley, California. He graduated from Dartmouth College in 1994 with a degree in economics. He then joined MicroStrategy, a business software vendor where he was the director of the Enterprise Product Group. When he was 26, he left MicroStrategy and co-founded Appian.
In 1999, Calkins co-founded Appian and began building software tools such as an intranet portal for the U.S. Army. In 2008, the company raised $8 million, and in 2014, raised $36 million in a secondary offering led by venture capital firm New Enterprise Associates. Appian later went public in May 2017. As of 2019, Calkins owns just under half of the company which is valued at $2.1 billion.
Calkins is on the board of trustees of the Virginia Public Access Project (VPAP), the Sorensen Institute, and the Northern Virginia Technology Council TechPAC. He also serves on the board of directors for the Northern Virginia Technology Council.
==Appian==
Calkins left MicroStrategy in 1999 in order to launch Appian Corporation. He was 26 years old. Appian creates low-code software that helps businesses build apps more quickly. It is used by government agencies including the United States Food and Drug Administration, and private companies such as T-Mobile, Bayer, and Exelon Corp. The company went public in 2017 and Calkins owns just under half of it.
==Board Gamer==
Calkins is well-known for designing board games and playing competitively. He has collected 1,000 games, and has won a number of events at the World Boardgaming Championships. His philosophy is that business and gaming have a lot of similarities: business skills can make someone a better game player, and playing games helps to make him a better CEO.
Calkins has also been a contributor for The New York Times.
Calkins created the board games Sekigahara, Tin Goose, Charioteer, and Magnet.
* Sekigahara: players recreate a battle from shogunate Japan
* Charioteer: a strategic racing game set in ancient Rome
* Magnet: an “abstract game where players try to get their king to the middle of the board” [8] (runner-up for Games Magazine’s Abstract Game of the Year, 2010)
Category:Dartmouth College alumni
Category:Company founders
Category:Chief executive officers
Category:Presidents
Matt Castley

Matt Castley (born on 14 August 1998) is an Australian actor. He is best known for his portrayal as Ajax in the Nine Network drama series Doctor Doctor (2016-2021) and as Yogi in the OzFlix comedy-drama web series Blind (2019).
== Early Life ==
Castley grew up in the Sydney suburb of Baulkham Hills. He trained at the National Institute of Dramatic Art in Kensington. He began studying film at New York University but returned to Australia following his casting in Doctor Doctor.
== Career ==
In 2013, Castley starred in the short films The Daytime Sun Chronicle and Old Molly. A year later he had a small role in the digital series Do You Mind? In late 2014, Castley was cast in the web series, Blind (TV series)|Blind. The series was picked up by the Australian Streaming media|streaming service, OzFlix and released in March 2019. 
In April 2016, Castley was cast as a series regular in the Nine Network drama Doctor Doctor. He appeared in all five seasons of the series till its completion in 2021. 
== Filmography ==
Year 	Title 	Role 	Notes
2013 	The Daytime Sun Chronicle	James 	Short Film
2013 	Old Molly 	Dicko 	Short Film
2014 	Do You Mind? 	Prop Boy 	Episode: "Auditioning an Aussie"
2016-21	Doctor Doctor 	Ajax Knight 	Main Role: 48 Episodes
2018 	Dave & Theo 	Ping Pong Boy #1	Episode: "The Perfect Plan"
2019 	Blind 	Yogi 	Main Role: 7 Episodes
2020 	Skit This 	Himself 	Episode: "1.8"
Category:Australian people
Category:Australian actors
Category:1998 births
Matt Chojnacki (surfer)

Matt Chojnacki, known as 'The Waxhead' is a Professional surfer from Long Reef (New South Wales), Sydney, Australia.
== Surf Career ==
A competitor on the World Surf League Longboard Tour with victory at The Noosa Festival of Surfing in 2016, 2020 and 2021 and the 2018 State Logger Championships Matt has been an invitee to the Joel Tudor Vans Duct Tape Invitational events
Matt develops and rides surfboards made by Bob McTavish and his team under the McTavish Surfboards label
Category:Surfers
Matt Corker

Matthew Corker (born 30 November 1982) is an English rugby union coach and former player. He is currently head coach for Canterbury RFC.
Hailing from Broadstairs in Kent, Corker formerly played as lock for London Wasps and London Welsh and as a player coach at Richmond RFC and Canterbury RFC. Corker stands at (1.98 m) and 17 st 6 lb (111 kg).
==Professional Career==
===London Wasps: 2005–2007===
Corker joined London Wasps in the summer of 2005 and made his debut in a pre-season friendly against the Exeter Chiefs in August 2005. In the 2005-6 season he played in every game for Wasps A team and made his English Rugby Premiership debut for the 1st XV against Worcester Warriors in March 2006. Corker won the London Wasps Young Player of the Year Award for the 2005-6 season. He went on to make further appearances for Wasps in the 2006-07 season including against Saracens in December 2006.
===London Welsh: 2007–2016===
Corker joined London Welsh in the summer of 2007 and went on to make over 240 appearances over 9 seasons, including two RFU Championship winning seasons in 2011-12 and 2013-14 , two seasons in the Premiership in 2012-13 and 2014-15 and one British and Irish Cup win. He held the role of club captain before and during Welsh's 2014-15 season in the Premiership and of lineout coach on their 2015-16 return to the Championship.
===Coaching Roles: 2016–2024===
In 2016 Corker began his coaching career by joining Richmond FC as a player coach for their first season in the Championship, helping them to remain in the division. During this time Corker also developed his experience by operating as forwards coach for Imperial College rugby.
In 2017 he joined Canterbury RFC as a player coach under head coach Andy Pratt, making over 70 appearances and gaining promotion to National League 1 in 2019. On joining Canterbury he took on the role of forwards coach alongside former Sale prop Matt Pinnick, as well as undertaking community coaching with local schools in East Kent.
In 2020 Corker took over as head coach at Canterbury and has retained his position through to Canterbury's 2023-24 season in National League 2. He stepped down from playing duties in 2022.
==Background==
His early playing career began playing for Chatham House Grammar School in Ramsgate, becoming captain of the 1st XV. As a junior he played for local rugby side Thanet Wanderers.
While studying at the University of Bath he gained international recognition with the England Universities side. His debut for England Universities came against Australia Universities at Clifton RFC in Bristol. England ran out 18-11 winners and Corker completed a full 80 minutes at second row in the victory. Corker also played for the University's 1st XV in the BUCS Premier Men's South Division A.
Corker played for a number of teams whilst finishing his course at university, including Havant RFC in the Powergen London League during the 2003–04 season.
Category:1982 births
Category:English rugby union coaches
Category:English people
Category:People from Broadstairs
Matt Fickling

Matt Fickling is an Australian business person and the Chief Commercial Officer (CCO) of Brisbane based Motto Motto Group. Fickling is an experienced business executive in the hospitality, retail, marketing and franchising industries.
As CCO at Motto Motto Group Fickling leads two brands: Motto Motto Japanese and KYOTO at home. Fickling joined Motto Motto in 2019, initially employed to lead the groups's marketing and franchising functions, but quickly rose to the top commerce role at the group in May 2020.
Previous to Motto Motto Group, Fickling was the Chief Executive Officer at Melbourne based burger chain, Huxtaburger. Fickling joined Huxtaburger in 2015 as Head of Operations, then Group General Manager and was appointed as the brand's first ever Chief Executive Officer. Fickling led Huxtaburger's franchise journey and is credited for its success and national growth with the Huxtaburger Board of Directors wishing him "all the best" at the time of his resignation in April 2019.
==References==
==External links==
* Matt Fickling on linkedin
* Matt Fickling on twitter
* Matt Fickling on instagram
* Huxtaburger chief Matt Fickling resigns after taking business around Australia
* Motto Motto Japanese Kitchen appoints Matt Fickling as franchising head
* motto motto appoints matt fickling as head of franchising
Category:Australian businesspeople
Category:Australian people
Category:Businessmen
Category:Entrepreneurs
Category:Business executives
Category:Hospitality industry
Category:Marketing by industry
Category:Franchises
Matt Haycox

Matt Haycox is a British entrepreneur, investor, TV personality, podcaster, and philanthropist. He has garnered attention for his business ventures, his philanthropic endeavours, and his public persona.
Formerly the head of a chain of UK strip clubs, Haycox later became bankrupt following the financial crash.
Haycox's journey from bankruptcy to success has been well-documented, as have his contributions to different charitable causes.
==Early life and education==
Matt Haycox was born on 25 December 1980. From a young age, he had an early introduction to the business world, accompanying his father to board meetings. He later said that his parents wanted him to pursue academia, but that he was naturally drawn to business.
He began a career in sales at his father's corporate clothing company, which he later ran, transforming significant losses into profit.
==Career==
By the age of 26, Haycox's business portfolio included a combination of over 50 pubs, several large retail stores, and Wildcats, a chain of lap-dancing clubs.
However, when the 2008 financial crash occurred, Haycox became bankrupt and was served a 12-year ban on serving as a company director, which lasted until 2022.
Haycox also hosts The Matt Haycox Show. The podcast has seen guests such as Kerry Katona, Katie Price, and Levi Roots.
==Philanthropy==
Beyond business, Haycox is known for his charitable work. He has made headlines for financially backing individuals and causes, such as supporting a struggling mother's business venture following his appearance on Rich House, Poor House.
In 2017, he donated £16,000 to the fund of a 9-year-old cerebral palsy sufferer. The child and his family were raising money for a surgery that would help him walk unaided.
==Television appearances==
Haycox has appeared on reality television several times, including appearances on Rich House Poor House and The Real Housewives of Cheshire.
==Personal life==
Haycox lives in Dubai with his partner Elena, with whom he has one child. He also has a daughter, Harlie, from a previous marriage.
Category:1980 births
Category:British people	
Category:Entrepreneurs
Category:Investors
Category:Television personalities
Matt Hrkac

Matt Hrkac is an Australian photographer, citizen journalist and activist from Geelong, Victoria, Australia. He’s best known for his photography, in particular protest photojournalism, which has accompanied several articles in numerous publications, both nationally and internationally, and has won several awards.
==Activities==
In 2012, Matt Hrkac wrote to his local member of parliament, Richard Marles, bemoaning the run-down conditions of his school. Marles mentioned his letter in a constituency speech to Parliament, which received coverage at the time in the Geelong Advertiser.
By late 2017, he was writing articles in as well as taking photos for Green Left, covering mostly union and workers rights related issues, as well as broader political issues. He also wrote articles on his personal website, which has been archived in the Pandora Archive.
From 2018 to 2019, he worked for the Victorian Allied Health Professionals Association (VAHPA) in the role of Communications and Social Media Officer, continuing to write occasionally while in this role.
==Awards==
His photography work covering the Iranian solidarity protests in Melbourne was shortlisted in the 2022 Australian Photography Awards.
In 2022 and also 2023, he won the Editorial category prize in the Sony Alpha (Australia and New Zealand) Awards.https://scene.sonyanz.com/competitions/alpha-awards?category=Editorial&year=2022&index=1 Both of these award wins attracted local media attention.https://matthrkac.com.au/wp-content/uploads/2023/02/2789A0B5-8DD2-4EA5-9567-FECE6C9C6F3A.jpeg
In 2023, he won Amnesty International Australia’s inaugural photography competition, again for his coverage of the Iranian solidarity protests in Melbourne.
==Controversies==
Hrkac has been a member Greens and in 2017 became secretary of the Greens Geelong branch. He was removed from this position after attracting local media attention when he had abused a prospective employer via email.
Category:Australian photographers
Category:Citizen journalism
Category:Activists
Category:Australian people
Matt Jukes

Matt Jukes is a senior British police officer, currently Chief Constable of South Wales Police.
He graduated with a BA in Mathematics from St Peter's College, Oxford in 1992 and three years later joined South Yorkshire Police as a Police Constable|PC. He worked as a detective and in other roles from 1997 to 2006, including representing UK policing at G8 meetings and time with the precursor of the National Counter Terrorism Policing Network, and was also praised for his conduct during the Rotherham child sexual exploitation scandal.
He first moved to South Wales Police in 2010 as an Assistant Chief Constable, rising to become its Chief Constable in January 2018, also being awarded a Queen's Police Medal in the New Year Honours that year. In November 2020 he is due to move to the Metropolitan Police Service (MPS) as an Assistant Commissioner, succeeding Mark Simmons (police officer)|Mark Simmons and initially with a remit for the MPS's transformation programme.
==In the media==
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Category:Living people
Category:British Chief Constables
Category:British police officers