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Singapore Management University - Singapore

Professional Profiles:

Early Academic Pursuits:

Dr. Hong Bei Hailey began her academic journey by earning a Bachelor of Science degree from the University of Finance & Economics in China in 2009. Following her undergraduate studies, she pursued a PhD in Economics at the National University of Singapore, completing her doctoral degree in 2014. This foundational education laid the groundwork for her subsequent contributions to the field.

Professional Endeavors:

Since May 2015, Her Hailey has held the position of Senior Lecturer of Economics at the School of Economics, Singapore Management University (SMU). This role has provided her with a platform to impart knowledge, engage in research, and contribute to the academic community.

Contributions and Research Focus:

Her Hailey's primary research interests revolve around the Economics of Education. Her scholarly pursuits likely involve investigating various facets of educational economics, such as the impact of educational policies, resource allocation in education, and the economic factors influencing educational outcomes.

Accolades and Recognition:

Her dedication to teaching and innovation has not gone unnoticed. Her Hailey has been nominated for the Annual Core Curriculum Teaching Excellence Awards at Singapore Management University in 2023 and received a nomination for the Innovative Teacher Award in 2018. Additionally, she earned the Graduate Students’ Teaching Award and a Letter of Commendation for Graduate Tutor during her time at the National University of Singapore in 2013.

Impact and Influence:

As a Senior Lecturer, Her Hailey has likely had a significant impact on her students and colleagues. Her commitment to excellence in teaching, as recognized through various awards and nominations, suggests a positive influence on the educational experience of those under her tutelage.

Legacy and Future Contributions:

Given her current position and academic achievements, Her Hailey is likely to leave a lasting legacy in the field of Economics, particularly in the domain of educational economics. Her future contributions may include furthering research, mentoring students, and actively participating in initiatives that advance the understanding of economic principles in education.

Notable Publications:

Michel Hamon - Neuropharmacological research - Lifetime achievement Award

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Early Academic Pursuits:

His academic journey began at the prestigious Ecole Normale Supérieure (Ulm), where he was a student from 1966 to 1970. He earned his Maîtrise de Biologie Animale from the University of Paris in 1968, followed by a DEA de Biochimie in 1969 and an Agrégation de Physiologie-Biochimie in 1970. His academic pursuits culminated in a Thèse (PhD) de Doctorat es Sciences in the specialty of Neurosciences from the University of Paris VII in 1974.

Professional Endeavors:

His professional career at INSERM (Institut National de la Santé et de la Recherche Médicale) spans several decades, showcasing a progression from Research Assistant to Director of Research - Top class. His roles include significant periods as Director of Research at Unit 288 (Faculty of Medicine Pitié-Salpêtrière) and later as Professor of Neuropharmacology at the University Pierre & Marie Curie (UPMC). He continued his academic engagement as an Emeritus Professor at UPMC. His has also displayed leadership in laboratory management, founding and directing both INSERM Unit 288 and UMR 677 INSERM/UPMC, focusing on Molecular, Cellular, and Functional Neurobiology, as well as Neuropsychopharmacology.

Contributions and Research Focus:

Throughout his career, He has contributed significantly to preclinical research, with expertise in molecular neurobiology, cellular neurobiology, neurophysiology, neurochemistry, and neuropsychopharmacology. His research extended to behavioral studies using animal models, particularly rats and mice. His leadership in the field is evident through the establishment and direction of various research units, emphasizing the molecular and functional aspects of neurobiology. Notably, his work included the exploration of pain, stress, and neurovegetative adaptations.

Accolades and Recognition:

He has received numerous prizes and honors, including the Prize of Lacassagne Foundation, the Sterling Prize from the University of Pennsylvania, and the Paul Ehrlich Prize from the French Society of Medicinal Chemistry. He is recognized as an Associate Member of the National Academy of Medicine and the National Academy of Pharmacy. His contributions were further acknowledged with the ECNP Neuropsychopharmacoly Award in 2017, underlining his impact on the field.

Impact and Influence:

With an extensive publication record, including over 600 original papers and 250 review articles, His has established himself as one of the most frequently cited French scientists. His work has significantly impacted the scientific community, earning him a place among "Highly cited researchers." His leadership roles in scientific societies, editorial boards, and various committees reflect his influence on the broader scientific landscape.

Legacy and Future Contributions:

His legacy is characterized by his leadership, prolific research output, and impact on the field of neurobiology and neuropsychopharmacology. As an educator, he has shaped the next generation of scientists through teaching and mentoring.