Climate Change

Psychologist and Environmental Consultant. He completed doctoral studies in the Department of Personality, Evaluation and Psychological Treatment of the UNED. Chief of Brigade in a Forest Fire Service with more than 20 years of experience. He collaborates with several companies and institutions in the area of training in Psychology in Emergencies and Human Resources. He is Professor at the University of Valencia in the Master in "Intervention and operational coordination in emergencies and catastrophes" and other postgraduate courses on emergencies. Director and President of the International Scientific-Professional Committee of the National Symposium on Forest Fires (SINIF). He has lectured internationally and has been part of the Organizing Committee of several International Congresses on Earth Sciences and Climate Change. He has published articles on forest fires, stress, psychosocial risks and emotional trauma, mainly in relation to emergency services and natural disasters. Currently, he is assigned to the Research Group on "Climate and Territorial Planning" (University of Alicante), where he researches on the social perception of forest fire risk and behavior in the event of possible disasters.

Forest fires, risk perception, natural hazards, environmental psychology and human behavior in emergency situations. Currently, he is assigned to the Research Group on "Climate and Territorial Planning" (University of Alicante), where he researches on the social perception of forest fire risk and behavior in the event of possible disasters.

Elena Lioubimtseva is a Professor of Environmental Geography and the Chair of Geography and Sustainable Planning Department at Grand Valley State University in Michigan. Her research focuses on human vulnerability and adaptations to climate change. She holds Ph.D. from Moscow State University and previously conducted research at the University of Oxford, University of Louvain and the CNRS Laboratory of Quaternary Geology. She was a guest professor at the University of Louvain in Louvain-la-Neuve in 2007 and University of Versailles in 2016, while maintaining her position at GVSU. Dr. Lioubimtseva contributed to the EU VEGETATION-SPOT4 Program, FAO Consultations on Climate change and International Trade and, the Great Lakes Innovative Stewardship through Education Network (GLISTEN), the UNEP-UNECE 2016 Assessment for the Pan-European Region, and other national and international projects. Lioubimtseva is an author of over 50 publications and presentations on climate and environmental change

climate and environmental change

A. Ivlev has completed his PhD (1968) at the age of 27 years from Chemical Technology Institute of Mendeleyev (Moscow) and completed his postdoctoral studies from Institute of Chemical Physics of Russian Academy of Sciences and got his 2-nd PhD (1986). In 1995 he became a full Professor of Russian State Agrarian University. He has published more than 100 papers in the reputed journals and has been serving as an editorial board member of 4 of them. He is an author of 4 scientific monographs and of 2 discoveries. He was awarded by the medal of the Russian Academy of Natural Sciences “To Author of Scientific Discovery”.

isotope fractionation, cell metabolism, plant physiology, evolution, organic geochemistry, biogenesis, carbon cycle.

Bin Yu received his Ph.D. degree in atmospheric sciences from the Institute of Atmospheric Physics, Chinese Academy of Sciences, Beijing in 1993, and was a Postdoctoral Fellow at the University of Washington, Seattle (1997-1999) and the Canadian Centre for Climate Modelling and Analysis, Victoria (2000-2003). Dr. Yu has been a Research Scientist at the Climate Research Division of Environment and Climate Change Canada, Toronto, since 2004. His research interests involve climate variability and climate change, climate sensitivity and feedback, atmospheric circulation and teleconnection, and tropical meteorology. Dr. Yu’s research contributes to understanding of climate processes, climate variability and climate change, and to climate prediction.

Environment and Climate Change,Climate Processes, Climate Variability

Chuixiang Yi is a micrometeorologist and theoretical modeler studying how climate change affects the carbon cycle, and from that knowledge try to predict environmental changes in the future. Dr. Yi, along with 151 coauthors, won the World Meteorological Organization’s Norbert-Gerbier-MUMM International Award 2012 for best publicationfor the paper titled Climate control of terrestrial carbonexchange across biomes and continents (Yi et al., 2010, ERL). Their results show that temperature is the most important control on carbon flow in high latitudes, while water is the most important control for carbon movement in low latitudes. As a result of global warming effects during the 21st century, we predict that carbon flow from the atmosphere into ecosystems will be strengthened in high latitudes, while being weakened in low latitudes.

micrometeorologist

Ahmed Masoud had his Ph.D degree at the age of 32 years old from Humboldt University (Berlin) and then earned a professorship in 1987 at the age of forty. 1988 he holds a state Prize in the field of Environmental Science. He was appointed Dean of the Faculty of Agriculture Tanta University from 2002- 2006, and Dean of the College of Agriculture, University of Kafr El-Sheikh from 2006 -2007. From 2007 until now he is a Professor Emeritus and he has more than 40 papers in the field of Chemistry and Toxicology of pesticides and Supervised more than 30 Master and Ph.D. In 2006 he was a visiting Professor of the University of Hohen Heim, Germany. Now Member of Supreme Council of Egyptian Universities, Sector Agricultural Sciences.

Environmental Science,Toxicology

Peter Novak completed his PhD degree in Technical Sciences, University of Belgrade in 1975. He was Professor for HVAC, Renewable Energy and Environment and Dean at Faculty of Mechanical Engineering, University of Ljubljana. He is Professor Emeritus of Faculty for Technology and Systems, Novo Mesto. He is the Owner of consultant company, Energotech. At present, he is involved in preparation of energy concept of Slovenia for Slovenian government. He is associated with ASHRAE (Fellow and Life Member). In the International Institute of Refrigeration, he served eight years as President of Commission E1 for Air Conditioning (now Honorary Member of IIR) and past-Vice Chairman of Scientific Committee at European Environmental Agency, Copenhagen (2012-2016). He is also Honorary Member of REHVA, SLOSE, and SITHOK. More than twelve years, he served as Member of Environmental Council of Slovenia.

At present, he is involved in preparation of energy concept of Slovenia for Slovenian government

Alexander Trofimov has completed his MD (Doctor of Medicine) in 1998 from Siberian Branch of Russian Academy of Medical Sciences. During many years he was (until 2010) Chief of laboratory of Helio-climatopathology of Scientific Center of Clinical and Experimental Medicine (SB RAMS, Novosibirsk). From 1994 and now he is the Director of International Scientific-Research Institute of Cosmic Anthropoecology (Russia, Novosibirsk). He has 7 patents, published 6 monographs and more than 60 papers in reputed journals such as Arctic Medicine, Journal of Circumpolar Health, Journal of Earth Science and Climatic Change, Journal of US-China Medical Science, Clinical Medicine Research, Open Access Scientific Reports and many others. His biography was published by “WHO is WHO” in Russia at 2013 year.

Anthropoecology

Dr. Satya Prakash Mehra has completed his PhD from M. D. S. University, Ajmer (Rajasthan) and carried out interdisciplinary researches in the Ecological with prime focus on the conservation of natural resources (water) and biodiversity. His unique approach of the work is linking conservation with livelihood of the target stakeholders. Presently, he is associated as Research Supervisor with Career Point University, Kota and Adjunct Faculty at the J. K. College, Bharatpur and Dept. of Wildlife Science, University of Kota along with Resource Person for several NGOs. He was associated with the leading organizations of India like Bombay Natural History Society and WWF-India. He has published more than 20 scientific and over 100 popular articles and has been serving as an editorial board member of reputed journals.

Natural resources (water) , biodiversity,Wildlife Science

Soha S.M. Mostafa has completed her PhD at the age of 39 years from Cairo University and postdoctoral studies from Las Palmas de Gran Canarias (Spain). She is Professor of Microbiology, Department of Microbiology, Soils, Water and Environment Research Institute (SWERI), Agricultural Research Center (ARC), Egypt. She is a phycologist, with over 25 year’s research experience in the area of applied phycology: phycoremediation of agroindustrial effluents and domestic wastewater into biodiesel and biofertilizers production; wastewater treatment, seawater desalination and production of phytohormones, pigments, antioxidant, anticancer and other bioactive compounds from algae. She established more than one research Laboratory for research on algae at the Soil, Water, and Environment Research Institute (SWERI) of the Agricultural Research Centre (ARC), of the Egyptian Ministry of Agriculture and Land Reclamation. Other than the SWERI team, she has researchers and collaborators from other disciplines working with her. She has also established and operates field prototypes for algal production systems in the experimental fields of the ARC. She has published more than 35 papers in reputed journals and has been serving as an editorial board member of repute. Regarded as an authority on the subject, European publishers have commissioned her twice for writing on the subject (one published and three under preparation). Through her publications and participation in conferences and workshops in the Euro-Mediterranean and Arab regions she maintains active sharing of knowledge with colleagues in other countries.

domestic wastewater ,into biodiesel and biofertilizers