Conference Speakers
The 6th World Conference on Social Sciences Studies.
Past Speakers
Dr. Daniel Susilo
Associate Professor at Graduate School of Strategic Communications at Universitas Multimedia Nusantara
Topic: Digital Nomad Rising: Blessing or Curse?
He is former of Visiting Research Fellow at Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam and Waseda University Japan. His current position was the Manager of Research Department of Universitas Multimedia Nusantara.
Dr Daniel have more than 25 publication indexed at Scopus and hundreds of Publication as Book and Reviewed Journal.
Dr. Luca Serafini
Luca Serafini, PhD in Philosophy, is postdoctoral researcher in Sociology at University of Naples Federico II. His main areas of interest are media studies, science and technology studies and sociology of knowledge.
Dr. Tien Ly Quyet
Lecturer and Researcher at Eastern International University (Binh Duong), Dr. Ly Quyet Tien has been guest lecturer at many universities in Vietnam. He holds bachelor's degrees in History & in English from University of Social Sciences and Humanities. He also holds M.A. degrees in FLE from University of Rouen, in Vietnam History from the Southern Institute of Social Sciences and Humanities in HCMC. In 2008, he received his Ph.D. in Oriental Studies and Humanities from University of Paris 7- Diderot. Specialist in Vietnamese studies, he has participated as presenter in international conferences since 2014. His research interests focus on LGBTQIA+, music, culture and international relations.
Ms. Gabriella Jeki
Gabriella Jeki works as a science journalist while pursuing her Ph.D. studies at the Doctoral School of History at Károli Gáspár University of the Reformed Church in Hungary. Her research focuses on the role of journalists at the turn of the century in the communication of the First World War. Due to her interdisciplinary research interests, she is intrigued by the fields of historical psychology, press history, and personal life trajectories. She conducted research in Vienna on a scholarship, exploring various aspects of media history.