Keynote Speakers - Teks

 

 

 

Professor Philippe Archambault, a distinguished scholar from McGill University in Canada, is a leading expert in the intersection of artificial intelligence, robotics, and technology. His research focuses on developing innovative applications of these fields to address critical societal challenges, particularly in the realms of healthcare, education, and sustainable development. Professor Archambault is a prolific researcher and has authored numerous publications in prestigious journals, securing significant grants for his groundbreaking work.  He is also actively involved in translating his research into practical applications, collaborating with industry partners and government agencies to drive real-world impact. Professor Archambault’s deep understanding of AI, robotics, and technology, coupled with his commitment to sustainable development, makes him a highly valuable contributor to ICoSBi 2025.  His insights and expertise will undoubtedly enrich the discussions and spark new ideas for leveraging these technologies to achieve the Sustainable Development Goals

 

 

 

Professor Marina Agranov, a renowned economist from the California Institute of Technology, brings a wealth of expertise to the ICoSBi 2025 conference, particularly in the realm of economic development and sustainable practices. Her research focuses on understanding the complex interplay between economic growth, environmental sustainability, and social equity, with a particular emphasis on developing innovative policy solutions for achieving sustainable development goals. Professor Agranov has authored several influential publications in leading economic journals and has served as a consultant to various international organizations. Her insightful analysis and policy recommendations have been instrumental in shaping global discussions on sustainable economic models. Her participation in ICoSBi 2025 will offer valuable insights on how to bridge economic growth with environmental stewardship and social justice, making her an essential contributor to discussions focused on achieving the 2030 Agenda

 

 

 

 

His research focuses on the transformative potential of education in achieving the Sustainable Development Goals, particularly in areas like promoting equity, fostering innovation, and building sustainable societies.  Professor Gumus has published extensively on topics like educational policy, technology integration in education, and the role of education in promoting global citizenship. He is also actively involved in international collaborations and projects that aim to improve educational systems and empower learners globally.  His contributions to ICoSBi 2025 will provide valuable perspectives on how education can be a powerful tool for achieving the SDGs, offering practical solutions and inspiring new approaches to educational reform.

 

 

Professor Mukhamad Najib, a prominent figure in the Indonesian academic and diplomatic spheres, brings a wealth of experience and expertise to ICoSBi 2025.  Currently serving as the Indonesian Education and Culture Attaché in Canberra, Australia, he is also a Professor at IPB University, specializing in strategic marketing with a focus on organic food and SME development.  Professor Najib’s impressive academic credentials include a doctorate from the University of Tokyo in Business and Management, along with a Master’s degree from Universitas Indonesia in Management.  He has a proven track record of research and publication, particularly in the areas of organic food and SME development, and has been recognized as a top scientist in Indonesia.  His deep understanding of bilateral relations, particularly between Indonesia and Australia, coupled with his academic expertise, makes him a highly qualified speaker on the topic of bilateral strategic plans.  Professor Najib’s contributions to ICoSBi will provide valuable insights into the complexities of international collaboration, particularly in the areas of education, culture, and economic development.  His experience as an Attaché in Australia will offer a unique perspective on the challenges and opportunities of fostering strong bilateral relationships for mutual benefit.

 

 

Professor Asep Bayu Dani Nandiyanto, a distinguished scholar from Universitas Pendidikan Indonesia (UPI), is a leading expert in the field of particle technology, particularly in the realm of chemistry, chemical engineering, nanotechnology, aerosols, and colloids. His research has garnered significant recognition, resulting in over 419 publications in Scopus with an h-index of 43.  Professor Nandiyanto’s work has focused on developing innovative spray-drying methods for producing controlled morphology particles, ranging from the nanometer to sub-micrometer size ranges.  He has also made significant contributions to understanding the use of ammonia as an effective hydrogen storage solution.  Professor Nandiyanto’s expertise in these areas makes him a highly qualified speaker for ICoSBi, where he will likely share his insights on the intersection of mathematics and natural sciences in particle technology, highlighting the potential applications of his research in various fields.  His contributions to ICoSBi will likely focus on the role of particle technology in addressing global challenges related to energy, materials science, and environmental sustainability.



Associate Professor Ahmed Abotoor, a distinguished scholar from the University of Manchester, UK, is a leading voice in the field of sustainable mechanical and civil engineering.  His research has made significant contributions to the development of innovative and practical solutions for real-world challenges, particularly in the areas of infrastructure development, renewable energy systems, and disaster resilience.  Professor Abotoor’s dedication to finding cost-effective and environmentally conscious solutions has earned him recognition within the academic community and beyond.  His work has resulted in numerous publications and successful grant applications, demonstrating his commitment to pushing the boundaries of engineering knowledge for the benefit of society.  He is also actively engaged in translating his research into practical applications, collaborating with industry partners and government agencies to implement solutions that have a real-world impact. Professor Abotoor’s expertise and passion for sustainable engineering make him a valuable addition to the ICoSBi 2025 conference.  His insights and experience will undoubtedly enrich the discussions on how these fields can play a pivotal role in achieving the Sustainable Development Goals, particularly in areas like sustainable infrastructure development and disaster preparedness.