Dusana Dorjee d.dorjee@bangor.ac.uk Bangor University Honorary Lecturer Dr. Dorjee’s research investigates neurocognitive and psychophysiological changes resulting from contemplative training (meditation) in the context of well-being across the lifespan. Specifically, she has been examining the impact of meditation, mostly mindfulness, on systems of cognitive control, attention, emotion regulation and conceptual processing both longitudinally and in cross-sectional studies. She investigates how neuroscientific research on contemplative practices can inform prevention of mental illness, psychotherapy

Paolo Lippi lippi@longuevueanalytics.com LongueVue Analytics Founder Paolo Lippi graduated in 1988 at the University of Paris II ASSAS in Social and Economic Administration, and in 1989 was awarded the DESS in “Gestion des entreprises“, at the University of Panthéon Sorbonne, Paris. He also has a specialisation in Actuarial Sciences (Maths & Statistics), CNAM Paris in 1991, and studied Stochastic Finance underProfessor Devolder, UCL in Brussels in 2007. Paolo started working

David Shearer University of South Wales Professor of Elite Performance Psychology My research focusses on group dynamics, extreme sports, and readiness to train and compete in elite athletics. I am a BPS Chartered and HPC registered Sport Psychologist and regularly consult with Olympic and Paralympic athletes. This content requires a subscription or a purchase. Please login below or subscribe here.

Melissa Wdowik melissa.wdowik@colostate.edu Colorado State University Assistant Professor of Food Science and Human Nutrition As a registered dietitian for over 20 years, I have a wealth of practical experience in clinical, community, and sports nutrition with audiences of all backgrounds and ages. This has given me skills as a practitioner that allows me to both teach and mentor students at the undergraduate and graduate levels. It also allows me to