Farshad Badie holds a PhD in Human-Centered Communication & Informatics, with a special focus on logic, information science, and learning/cognitive science in human-human-machine interaction systems. He obtained his doctoral degree from Aalborg University (AAU) in Denmark in 2017. Dr. Badie's research primarily revolves around semi-formal conceptual/logical languages as well as their applications in semantic/terminological knowledge modelling. More specifically, his research frameworks lie in the logical, ontological, and semantic analysis of the fundamental components of meaning and cognition within cognitive/knowledge agents' interactions. Moreover, in organisational and human-centred contexts, he analytically explores the existential, conceptual and logical aspects of the concepts of "change" and "innovation”. Dr. Badie also serves as an editorial board member and reviewer for numerous journals covering computer science, formal languages, theory of artificial intelligence, cybernetics, decision/learning sciences, and management sciences. Additionally, he has participated as an organising and scientific committee member in over 160 conferences and workshops held in Europe, America, Australia, Asia, and Africa.