Editor-in-chief

Prof. Dr. Eckehard Krah is Professor of Corporate Leadership, Management and Innovation at the Mittweida University of Applied Sciences and Professor of Business Administration at the Innovative University (INU) in Cologne. He was Academic Director of the EC Europa Campus in Frankfurt/M., Mannheim, Karlsruhe. He was active as a project manager in the Gesellschaft für Innovationstechnologie Siegen. He is President of the Jung-Stilling-Gesellschaft zu Siegen and a member of the Board of Trustees of the Anneliese Foundation and Prof. Dr. Dr.h.c.mult. Waldemar Wittmann.

Prof. Dr. Serge Velesco, MBA is Professor of International Management and Educational Dean for cooperation degree programs at the University of Applied Sciences Mittweida. He has extensive international experience in academia and industry, having served as General Manager of TÜV Rheinland Japan and Finance Director at Teleplan International in the Netherlands. He has led numerous EU- and DAAD-funded educational projects and established several international double degree programs with universities in Eastern Europe and Asia. As the initiator of the East-West Forum, Prof. Velesco actively fosters dialogue between politics, academia, and industry. He holds a PhD in Economics, an MBA from the Open University Business School (UK), and a Master’s degree in Mathematics. He speaks five languages and brings a global, interdisciplinary perspective to international cooperation and higher education.

Prof. Dr. Malte Albrecht is Professor for Work-, Social-, Biological- and General-Psychology at the Innovative University (INU) in Cologne. He was Dean of Business Psychology (part time) at the Fresenius University of Applied Sciences in Cologne beforehand. He is the head of research at the Skip-Institut e.V. where he already realized several projects in the field of Virtual Reality, Refugee-help and Employee-development. He worked as a Senior Consultant in the field of Leadership Training and Assessment Center for Obermann Consulting GmbH, Köln. His PhD was in the context of a cooperation with BASF SE, Ludwigshafen. The main topic was Change-Management in corporate qualification.

Ms. Aliza Naz is a bioinformatician specializing in machine learning–driven computational drug discovery. She integrates molecular docking, dynamic simulation techniques, and machine learning to identify and evaluate potential therapeutic compounds. Ms. Naz currently serves as a Visiting Lecturer at Quaid-i-Azam University, Islamabad. Additionally, she works as a freelance manuscript editor and scientific writer. Her research has been published in peer-reviewed journals such as Molecules and Computational Biology and Chemistry. She also provides a multidisciplinary and data-centric perspective as a member of the editorial team at IJPSC.