Dr Ianakiev research and teaching are focused on using numerical simulation in heat transfer, sustainable materials, structures and buildings, energy efficient buildings, low temperature district heating.
Anton received his MEng in Mechanical Engineering from Technical University of Sofia with distinction. Following a period of research work at Technical University of Sofia he has moved to University of London (Queen Mary College) for his PhD in the area of Dynamic Analysis of Flexible Mechanisms using Finite Element Method.
At present Dr Ianakiev is leading for Nottingham the REMOURBAN H2020 Smart Cities and Communities project. The project aims at the development and validation in three lighthouse cities (Nottingham, Valladolid, Eskisehir) of a sustainable urban regeneration model that leverages the convergence area of the energy, mobility and ICT sectors in order to accelerate the deployment of innovative technologies to significantly increase energy efficiency, improve sustainability of urban transport and reduce gas emissions in urban areas. He is also developing research in Smart Heat Networks, where his interests are in the development of low temperature district heating system with distributed energy storage to reduce transmission heat loses and load variations, incorporate renewable sources and use smart metering systems to optimise the heating system and reduce the overall running cost.
Anton has more than 35 publications in journals and conferences and he has 14 grants with industrial partners.
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An Inspiring Experience at Cancer Control in Primary Care Course in BhutanAnees B. Chagpar, MD, MPHMar 13, 2018
When I was first asked if I would chair the Cancer Control for Primary Care Course in Bhutan, I immediately exclaimed yes! And then I sheepishly went to look up where exactly Bhutan was on a map.
All of us have the power to impact health care policy. ASCO's Advocate of the Year explains how easy it is to get involved, and how we need to focus on long-term success.
Health care providers have a tendency to talk a lot; we are trained to ask questions, to give information, to provide advice and guidance. But if we just stop and let the silence fill the room we can learn so much from our patients.
Learning to Live: Reflections on Caring for Patients at the End of LifeInternational PerspectivesMar 06, 2018
I was her doctor, and my job was to give my opinion, even if it could not be backed by any data, and then to respect hers. After all, there was only one person walking this road of cancer, and it was my job to make that road easier.
Being deliberate about creating diverse and inclusive teams is not about optics and good PR. It is the right thing to do to make sure our patients get the best possible care. Every hand is needed, and everyone has something valuable to contribute.
One Team, One Dream: What ASCO Means to Me as a Member and as CEOClifford A. Hudis, MD, FACP, FASCOFeb 22, 2018
During a podcast interview on leadership and change, I had the opportunity to discuss how important ASCO is in the life of a cancer doctor.
Dr. Evgeniya Kharchenko dreamed of creating a local society for young specialists in Russia with ASCO’s values, and made her dream a reality.
Case-based presentations and tumor board discussions lend additional educational opportunities to this regional conference.
Dr. Richard L. Schilsky describes ASCO's Targeted Agent and Profiling Utilization Registry (TAPUR) Study and similar independent studies worldwide.
Perspectives of a Cancer Surgeon, Waiting Anxiously for His Report CardInternational PerspectivesFeb 20, 2018
Dr. Raj Mohan describes the anxious journey that surgical oncologists and patients with cancer take together, as they wait to see what the histopathology report reveals.
Workforce Diversity and Health Equity: A Conversation with Dr. Karen WinkfieldClifford A. Hudis, MD, FACP, FASCOFeb 20, 2018
As the host of the ASCO in Action podcast series, I'll be interviewing leaders and experts in oncology about policy and practice issues. Our first episode is about representation in the oncology workforce.
Patient advocate Ms. Carole Seigel discusses ASCO's new clinical practice guideline on managing immune-related adverse events for patients treated with checkpoint inhibitors.
A recent event brought home the significance of how devastating news is received and how we react to a potentially life-changing message.
Almost every day a patient (and often many more than one) asks Dr. Evan Hall, “How will my cancer diagnosis affect my life?” This is a difficult question to answer.
"Can we increase the chances to make early diagnoses in patients with cancer? Yes, we can, I can, but how?" asks Dr. Jose Angel Sanchez.
Managing cancer is a team effort, writes Dr. Carlos Sampaio. In order to make this complex orchestra perform at its best, a few key principles are mandatory.
'Treason?' -- Trump slams NYT with one-word tweet after anonymous hit piece ⋆ Conservative Firing Line
On Wednesday, President Trump slammed the New York Times for an anonymous hit piece allegedly written by a high-level administration official that slammed the chief executive and praised John McCain. In a one-word tweet, he simply asked, “Treason?”
President Trump on @nytimes anonymous op-ed: " A gutless editorial. We're doing great job. The poll numbers are through the roof. Our poll numbers are great. And guess what, nobody is going to come close to beating me in 2020 because of what we've done." pic.twitter.com/CUvytTnIT7
“We have somebody in what I call the failing New York Times talking about he’s part of the resistance within the Trump administration,” Trump said.
“This is what we have to deal with. And you know, the dishonest media … it’s really a disgrace. I will say this: Nobody has done what this administration has done in terms of getting things passed, in terms of getting things through.”
White House Press Secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders minced no words, saying the anonymous “coward” should resign:
"Treason against the United States, shall consist only in levying war against them, or in adhering to their enemies, giving them aid and comfort."
One weird thing about this anon op-ed: If you're arguing your goal at WH is to calm Trump down, doesn't publishing this op-ed (particularly in NYT) accomplish the exact opposite?
Also NY Times: Here is an op-ed by a senior White House official admitting there is a group of people working to stop Trump from inside the administration
Dinesh D’Souza said the editorial looks to him as though it was written by a professional working for the Times:
While the op-ed may not technically meet the legal definition of “treason,” it’s certainly a blatant attempt by the Trump-hating left to usurp a duly-elected president. And that should concern everyone.