Dr. Chin-Hui Chen pursued her PhD in language and communication research at Cardiff University, the UK and has published papers on media representations of older adults. Her research interest is on language and communication studies in relation to older age and ageing. She is currently working on research projects exploring the various communication strategies employed in contexts involving teaching elderly students in Taiwan.

My research orientation ranges across various disciplines including language/communication, sociology (mainly social gerontology or issues, like ageism), social psychology (especially on social identity and stereotypes) and human resource management (especially atypical use of manpower).

Dr. Julian Dooley works at the Cuyahoga County Court of Common Pleas Psychiatric Clinic where he conducts court-ordered psycho-legal evaluations. In addition, he lectures part time at Cleveland State University in the Department of Psychology and for the Chicago School of Professional Psychology. Prior to relocating to the US, he lived in Perth, Australia and was the Associate Director at the Sellenger Centre for Research in Law, Justice and Social Changeand Head of the Social Wellbeing and Technology (SWaT) at Edith Cowan University. He completedhis PhD at the University of Melbourne where he investigated the impact of traumatic brain injury on aggressive and violent behaviors.
Dr. Dooley has won several awards including the 2010 Edith Cowan University Vice-Chancellor’s Award for Excellence in Research by an Early Career Researcher.He has been awarded over $3 million in research fundsand his research has been published in a variety of high impact scientific journals. In 2009 he authored a comprehensive review of cyber-safety risks for the Australian Government, which informed the Government’s cyber-safety plan.
Dr. Dooley has more than 70 invited and peer-reviewed lectures and has been a member of numerous national and international boards and committees including the Advisory Council of the National Centre Against Bullying, the Editorial and Scientific Board of the Journal of CyberTherapy and Rehabilitation,and the National Coalition on Children’s Resilience and Mental Health.
His current research is focused on understanding the neural, psychological and social mechanisms behind anti-social behaviors (aggression, bullying and violence), moral reasoning and information processing. In addition, he investigates the relationship between technology and behavior with a particular emphasis on the mental health impact of negative interpersonal relationships. Finally, he examines sex offender recidivism risk factors and the role of technology in sexual offending behaviors.

In terms of research interests, I am primarily focused on social cognition with an emphasis on measurement, aggression, violence, moral reasoning (judgement, decision making, etc). Also, I do a fair bit of work in relation to technology use (including cyber-bullying, cyber-stalking, tech use and the effects). I have broad expertise in the area of tech use. I don't think this is relevant to your journal but I also have some research going in the area of sexual offender behavior and risk assessment.

I’m an assistant professor at Hamadan University of Medical Sciences since June 2015. I have received my PhD in Orthotics and Prosthetics from University of Social Welfare and Rehabilitation Sciences from 2011-2015. My PhD dissertation title was “Measurement and control system for inside socket temperature of below knee prosthesis: design, manufacture and evaluation”. In this project, a professional team and I, in the Hong Kong Polytechnic University, have designed and manufactured a thermoregulatory system to control temperature inside prosthetic socket. I received my MSc and BSc in Orthotics and Prosthetics from Iran University of Medical Sciences in 2008 and 2005, respectively. In my Master thesis entitled “Vibratory lumbar orthosis to improve balance and walking velocity in patients with Parkinson’s disease”, I invented a new vibratory lumbar orthosis as an assistive device to improve balance and walking velocity in patients with Parkinson’s disease by stimulating proprioceptive receptors of the lumbar region. In the published paper of my Master thesis, I used a sensory stimulus in form of vibration to increase the balance and prevent falling in those patients with Parkinson’s disease. Vibration acts as noise to increase erroneous input to central nervous system and causes tonic vibration reflex in lumbar postural muscles. I have great interest in research and education in rehabilitation and biomedical engineering. This topic can fulfill my interest in the knowledge of structure and function of human biomechanical system.

1. Orthotics and Prosthetics
2. Gait and pathologic gait
3. Rehabilitation
4. Methodological studies
5. Assistive devices

In 1988 graduated from the Department of Pediatrics of the Vladivostok State Medical University, specialized as a pediatrician. Since 1996 had been working as a lecturer in VSMU. Since 2003, after defense of a doctoral thesis, had been working as the head of the functional diagnostics laboratory in the Far East Division of the Siberian branch of the Russian Academy of Medical Sciences. Since 2006 – professor of the Far Eastern Federal University.

- Social research in medicine (influence of demographic, social, economic, and psychological factors on treatment compliance, etc.).
- Adapted physical education and monitoring in optimization of students’ cognitive function.
- Neurourology (stress incontinence, etc.).
- Neurophysiology (dynamics of autonomic nervous status during physical and psychological strain, stress-adaptation).

Professor at University of Valencia (Spain).
I've worked as special education teacher at Prymary school level..
My research interests are the study of new educational methods for students with Specific Learning Disabilities, Attention Deficit Hyperativity Disorder and Autism Spectrum Disorders..
I'm also intereseted in the training of preservice teachers in contents related to special education..
I've directed some research projects related to the development of students with Autism Spectrum Disorders, and I've published several papers related to special education.

My research interests are the study of new educational methods for students with Specific Learning Disabilities, Attention Deficit Hyperativity Disorder and Autism Spectrum Disorders.

Xianglong Xu is a master from Chongqing Medical University. He is an optimistic and hard-working young man who enjoys mutual communication and scientific research. In recent years, he has focused on Health behavior and Health promotion. He reviews manuscripts regularly for various international peer-review journals. He also got Travel Award in the 12th Asian Congress of Nutrition. So far, as first author, he has published more than 10 scientific articles.

Health behavior; Tobacco control; Health promotion; Health education; Nutrition; Social media and health.

Zhao Xin, Associate Professor of Northwest Normal University, Tutor for graduate, PhD. I was born in March, 1985. I am interested in the plasticity and neural mechanisms of cognitive function, measurement and evaluation of cognition and emotion, the mechanism of emotion regulation, the change law of between individual cognitive function and emotion under the condition of aerospace environment.
I now serve as the director of Behavior Rehabilitation Training Research Institute at Department of Psychology, Northwest Normal University. In addition, I am the member of Emotional Regulation Research Center in Beijing Normal University.
I was selected as LongYuan youth innovative talent in 2014, and I was awarded PhD Young Scholar of Distinction of Ministry of Education and won the grand award as outstanding student of Baosteel Education Funds in 2011.
I has published more than 50 academic papers in journals such as Science (Human Performance in Space: Advancing Astronautics Research in China), Frontiers in Psychology, The American Journal of Drug and Alcohol Abuse, Personality and Individual Differences, Applied Cognitive Psychology, Plos One, Chinese Science Bulletin, Psychological Reports, Acta Astronautica. Chinese astronaut center has attracted considerable interests in relevant research results which have been widely reported and quoted by media such as Science Times, Xinhua network, Sohu.com, Sciencenet, Guokr.com, etc.
Now I preside over more than 10 projects such as National Natural Science Foundation of China, Humanity and Social Sciences Research Project conducted by the Ministry of Education in China, the open areas of cognitive neuroscience and learning research in state key laboratory.

I am interested in the plasticity and neural mechanisms of cognitive function, measurement and evaluation of cognition and emotion, the mechanism of emotion regulation, the change law of between individual cognitive function and emotion under the condition of aerospace environment.

Dr. T Narayana Murty obtained his B.A. and M.A (History) from Andhra University, his M.B.A and M. Phil (HRM) from Acharya Nagarjuna University. And he was awarded with his Ph D (HRM) from Acharya Nagarjuna University in 2012. He is presently Director and Research supervisor of NIMRA College of Business Management, Vijayawada, India. He got University ranks at UG and PG level. He received Best Teacher Award-2013 (JNT University Kakinada) and Best Teacher Award-2015 (All the Best Arts Academy). He has 25 years of teaching experience at PG level in different Universities. He awarded 10 M. Phil degrees and 6 Ph D degrees. He is presently research guide for 1 M. Phil and 13 Ph D scholars. He published a total of 97 articles at National (26) and International (71) Journals and 1 book was written and published in 2010. He is the Editorial Board Member for several international Journals. He had 10 memberships in Professional organizations. He has extensive research experience in Business and Human Resource Management and Recent trends in Drug Delivery and Drug Designing methods.

1. Business Management
2. Human Resource Management
3. Entrepreneurship Development
4. Impact of Business Ethics and Human Values in Indian Mutual funds Market
5. Impact of Globalization on Indian Insurance Services
6. Mechanisms of Good Corporate Governance in India
7. Corporate Social Responsibility
8. Branding Revitalization
9. Dynamics of Indian Higher Education System
10. Impact of Electronic Media in Rural Agricultural Markets
11. Retail Banking – Trends and Challenges
12. Business Strategies for sustainable Growth
13. Agricultural innovations and Mass Media Approaches
14. Current Trends in Drug Discovery and Novel Drug Delivery
15. Emerging trends in insurance sector in India
16. Social Siences and Psychology