Graduate in Nursing and Obstetrics, Federal University of Mato Grosso - UFMT (2008). Post - Graduate Lato Sensu in Family Health - CESUR / Anhanguera (2008), Urgency / Emergency - IMP (2010) and Work Nursing - UFMS (2010). Master's degree from the Brazilian Society of Intensive Care (2012) through the Interinstitutional Program (MINTER). Doctor in Bioethics - CUSC / SP (2018). Currently Associate Professor at the State University of Mato Grosso - UNEMAT. Member of the Research Ethics Committee with Human Subjects (CEP / UNEMAT). Board member of COREN MT (2015-Present). Participates in CNPq research groups: LEPS (UnB); Culture, Politics and Society (UNEMAT) and Gender, Violence and Communication (UNEMAT). Coordinator of the Nucleus of Research and Extension in Politics, Planning, Organization and Practices (individual and collective) in Health (NPEPS). He has experience in: Community Nursing, with emphasis in Ethics / Bioethics and Mental Health, in the following subjects: Worker's Health, Vulnerability, Alcohol and other psychoactive substances, Violence, Research Ethics, Professional Ethics and Exercise, Integrative and Complementary Therapies.

Sonia Laneri is the holder of the "Analysis and Chemistry of cosmetic products" course for the Degree in Pharmacy and member of the Scientific Committee of the II level Master in Cosmetic Science and Technologies of the University of Naples Federico II - Dept. Pharmacy in which she teaches the Courses of Chemistry of Cosmetic Products I and II (Applied Cosmetology).

Her expertise is in skin permeation of drugs and cosmetics. She is Manager of the Research Laboratory of Cosmetic Science – Pharmacy Department, University of Naples Federico II, where efficacy in vivo and ex vivo studies on cosmetic products were done. Her latest research works are focused on the analysis and performance of new cosmeceuticals for dermocosmetic use.

Brandon Lucke-Wold was born and raised in Colorado Springs, CO. He graduated magna cum laude with a BS in Neuroscience and distinction in honors from Baylor University. He completed his MD/PhD, Master’s in Clinical and Translational Research, and the Global Health Track at West Virginia University School of Medicine. His research focus was on traumatic brain injury, neurosurgical simulation, and stroke. At West Virginia University, he also served as a health coach for the Diabetes Prevention and Management program in Morgantown and Charleston, WV, which significantly improved health outcomes for participants. In addition to his research and public health projects, he is a co-founder of the biotechnology company Wright-Wold Scientific, the pharmaceutical company CTE cure, and was a science advocate on Capitol Hill through the Washington Fellow’s program.

He has also served as president of the WVU chapters for the American Association of Pharmaceutical Scientists, Neurosurgery Interest group, and Erlenmeyer Initiative Entrepreneur group. In addition, he has served as vice president for the graduate student neuroscience interest group, Nu Rho Psi Honor Society, and medical students for global health. He was an active member of the Gold Humanism Honor Society and Alpha Omega Alpha Honor Society. He is currently a member of the UF House Staff Council and Positive Culture Committee. He was recently elected to the QI quality improvement initiative and University Curriculum Committee. He is married to Noelle Lucke-Wold and has two children. As a family, they enjoy running with their dogs, rock climbing, and traveling. In his spare time, Brandon frequently runs half marathons and 10ks together with is wife. Brandon also enjoys reading and discussing philosophy and playing chess. He is currently a Pgy4 neurosurgery resident at University of Florida with R25 funding and plans to pursue endovascular training. He will pursue a career as an academic neurosurgeon scientist with particular emphasis on bringing innovation from the bench to bedside to improve care for patients.

I graduated from South China Agriculture University in 2010 with a B.Sc. in Biological Science. During this time, I was able to work on a project on detection of aluminum residue in jellyfish product, which is part of the project “Industry Standard Control of Aquatic Products” at the Department of Biological Science within the university. Later that year I started the M.Med. program majored in Pathogenic Organisms at the Southern Medical University which I completed in 2013. During my master’s, I was actively involved in four different projects related to detection and characterization of infectious pathogens, (i) “A Real-time PCR detection method for Francisellatularensis with TaqMan probe”, (ii) “The function of EspF protein in E. coli”, (iii) “The molecular epidemiology of emerging and re-emerging adenovirus”, and (iv) “The investigation of attenuated bivalent vaccine for adenovirus”.

To expand my knowledge as a virologist of infectious disease, I joined the laboratory of Kwok- Yung Yuen at the University of Hong Kong to pursue a PhD degree. During my PhD study, I was focused on the novel and emerging infectious viruses, microbial discovery and bioinformatics of pathogens epidemiology and evolution. I worked on three projects relevant to zoological viruses and infectious diseases, (i) I independently completed a five-year cohort project of characterization of genetic evolution of circulating picornaviruses from 2008 to 2018. I summarized and characterized the prevalence and epidemiology of diverse emerging/potentially emerging circulating picornaviruses, identified the predominant species and the recombination events which are related to more severe diseases, measured the efficacy of commercial intravenous immunoglobulin on the novel/emerging/re-emerging virus strains, and deciphered the mechanism of virus genetic evolution by using bioinformatic tools; (ii) I detected and isolated the novel/emerging zoological viruses (such as parvovirus, paramyxovirus, picornavirus and coronavirus) from wild and domestic animal samples, such as bat, rodent, birds, feline, canine, swine, dolphin, and alpaca. To further analyze the novel/emerging virus, I sequenced and annotated the whole genome of selected virus strains and performed the evolutionary and phylogenetical analysis on them using bioinformatic tools; (iii) Based on the findings of the novel/emerging zoological viruses, I developed a rapid on-site detection kit for COVID-19 (onestep colorimetric reverse-transcriptional loop-mediated isothermal amplification assay (COVID- 19-LAMP).

Currently, I am working as a postdoctoral research fellow in Athe M.N. Tsibris’s laboratory at the Brigham and Women’s Hospital, Harvard Medical School. I have worked to investigate the mechanisms of HIV latency and reactivation combined with single cell sequencing tools, which is necessary to understand how HIV rebounds after ART treatment cessation, and surely, will provide a comprehensive data library for HIV drug and LRA screening. My work involves the measurement and characterization of genetic and proteomic changes in HIV infection model by using cutting edge single cell sequencing techniques (such as scRNA sequencing) and computational analysis platforms (such as R and Python).

Research Interest

My research interest is to develop a latency model for HIV and decipher the genetic and proteomic heterogeneity of HIV latency and reversal using the cutting-edge single cell sequencing techniques. A well-known strategy to cure AIDS is the “kick and kill” theory, which uses drugs to reactivate latent HIV and eradicate infected cells by the host immunity. Although the anti-retroviral therapy (ART) has been proven effective in significantly delaying disease development, prolonging the life span, and improving the outcomes of patients, the extremely rare and long-lived reservoirs of HIV (provirus) are undistinguishable and persisting in ART-suppressed patients and will rebound rapidly after treatment cessation. HIV-1 proviruses from reservoir cells are transcriptionally or translationally inactivated or occluded to be recognized and purged by the immune system, which mainly preclude of the cure of ART-suppressed individuals. Due to the extremely low frequency of persisting latently infected cells in patients, primary cells from HIV individuals are difficult to sample and limiting the research of HIV latency. Many in vitro and ex vivo models have been developed to investigate HIV infection and latency, a comprehensive model is required to overcome the limitations of currents models, for example, limited response to latency reversal agents (LRA) stimulation. The rapid progress of high-throughput single-cell RNA sequencing techniques are widely used in cancer investigations. HIV models in cooperated with the single cell techniques provide a new path to quantify and identify the changes of the genetic, proteomic, and cellular levels in HIV models. Furthermore, the combinations of different single cell techniques in conjunction with integrative computational data analysis will provided a more comprehensive way to understand the HIV infection, latency, and reactivation, and eventually, to develop an efficient HIV therapy.

• Doctor of medicine (University of Sheffield, UK), and Consultant Rheumatologist at HLA Mediterraneo Hospital, Almeria, Spain.
• Reviewer for the Rheumatology Evidence-Based Working group (Spanish Society of Rheumatology)/Experience in Scientific Writing
• Collaborator in clinical practice guidelines and consensus documents through the Research Unit of the Spanish Society of Rheumatology.
• Editorial Board Member
• -Journal of Autoimmune Diseases and Rheumatology
• -European Journal of Clinical and Biomedical Sciences (up to date).
• CPQ Orthopaedics (CPQOS).
• Reviewer for national and international medical journals. Member of the Spanish Society of Rheumatology, American Society of Bone and Mineral Metabolism (ASBMR), Spanish Society of Bone and Mineral Metabolism (SEIOMM) and Vocal of the Spanish Association of Medical Writers (AERTeM).

Professor La Padula is a Specialist in Plastic, Reconstructive, and Aesthetic Surgery.

He spent eight years in Paris, where he worked first as a resident, then as Chef de Clinique at Henri Mondor University Hospital.

In France, he perfected his training in cosmetic surgery of the face, breast, and silhouette, in breast surgery and breast reconstruction.

He performs all the breast reconstruction methods available today including the microsurgical DIEP flap breast reconstruction.

He regularly participates in international conferences, deals with research in the field of innovations in plastic surgery and regenerative medicine. He is the author of numerous articles in international journals and deals with the training of young plastic surgeons.

In 2018 he was one of the youngest surgeons to obtain the national scientific qualification as associate professor.

He is the creator and scientific director of the following university diplomas of the Federico II University: Microsurgery, Oncoplastic Surgery and Breast Reconstruction Diploma (DU BREAST), Aesthetic Medicine and Genital Plastic Surgery Diploma (DUAGPS).

University Aggregate Professor, Senior Staff surgeon, mainly interested in research,studies, diagnosis and treatment of colo-rectal diseases.

Full time involved in teaching courses at Federico II University for Medical Degree, Residency in Surgery, Nursing Sciences Degree.

Degrees: MD, PhD and post doc

Area: Pathology and Cytopathology - GYN

Position: Professor at the Federal University of São Paulo (Universidade Federal de Sao Paulo) in Brazil and Laboratory Manager at a Private Laboratory

Expertise: Pathology (Female Lower Genital Tract) and Gynecopathology Source: Heinke,T; Heinke, Thais; Thais Heinke

Graduation in Medicine (Faculdade de Medicina da Universidade do Porto)

Graduation in Physiotherapy (1987) at the Coimbra Health School (IPC - ESTeSC).

PhD in Physiotherapy (2008) and Pos-Doc in Motor Behaviour (2013) at Human Kinetic Faculty of Lisbon University.

Senior Professor at School of Health Sciences - Leiria Polytechnic, Portugal

Associate Professor at Coimbra Health School, Instituto Politécnico de Coimbra, Portugal 1990-2021 (Human Movement, Biomechanics, Sports Physiotherapy, Manual Therapy).

Chair of Coimbra Health School Scientific Board (2017-2019).

Chairman of the Physiotherapy Scientific board (2012-2019) and the research Laboratory RoboCorp (2014-2017 & 2020-2021).

Chair of the RoboCorp research Laboratory - i2A - IPC (2013-2016; 2020-2021)

Physiotherapist of Women’s Basketball Senior National Team from 1995 to 2005.

Founder and president (1998 to 2005) of the Portuguese Physiotherapists’ Trade Union.

Researcher at the Mechanical Engineering Research Centre - University of Coimbra.

Research interests in movement analysis, biomechanics and motor control of human movements, sports injuries, injury prevention and health promotion.

Michinari Hieda MD, MS, PhD. Assistant Professor Kyushu University, School of Medicine, Japan

Department of General and Specialistic Surgery Paride Stefanini, Policlinico Umberto I, University of Rome Sapienza, Rome, Italy

Prof. Urso graduated from Padova University, Italy in 1995. He works as a fellow at Residency School in General Surgery, University of Padova and from 2001 he is specialist in General Surgery. From 2002 to 2005 he began his research training, with special interest on inherited gastrointestinal tumour syndromes and colorectal and gastric oncology, and he get a PhD in Oncology and Surgical Oncology at University of Padova, Italy. He is a board member of the Italian Society for Inherited Tumours (Associazione Italiana Familiarità Ereditarietà Tumori – AIFET) and of the Italian Society of Colorectal Surgery (Società Italiana Chirurgia Colorettale – SICCR). He was invited as speaker or chairman to more than 50 national and international meetings mainly focused on inherited GI tumor syndrome and GI surgical oncology. He works as consultant of General Surgery with special interest in GI surgical oncology and minimally invasive surgery. He is Associate Professor of General Surgery at University of Padova- Italy, which, in 2022, celebrates 800 years from its foundation.

Research Interest

Colorectal surgical oncology, Gastric surgical oncology, Inherited gastrointestinal tumour syndromes: Lynch syndrome, Familial Adenomatous Polyposis coli, Peutz-Jeghers syndrome, Juvenile Polyposis syndrome, Hereditary Diffuse Gastric Cancer

Research field: Research of molecular and biochemical markers in Cystic Fibrosis. In particular, the specific research needs concern the development and validation of methodologies for the study of biochemical markers (metabolites, proteins, peptides and lipids) to be correlated with the clinical expression of the disease by analysis in biological fluids (urine, plasma/serum, and saliva) and ex vivo cell models (nasal epithelial cells from patients).

My reaseach interests are: Occupational contact dermatitis - Occupational respiratory diseases .

She was born in Palermo in 1974 where she still lives. She has a husband and two children.

In October 1999 took the graduation in Medicine at the University of Palermo and in 2003 she became Nephrologist at the same University.

Two years later she obtained the PhD in Cardiovascular and Renal Clinical Pathophysiology with a research project titled “Oxidative stress in chronic renal failure both in conservative and dialysis treatment”.

She is a researcher from October 2009, actually at the Health Promotion, Mother and Child and Specialistic Medicine Department (PROMISE) of Palermo University.

From 2010 she teached first internal medicine and from 2019 nephrology in different degree courses and actually she teaches Nephrology in the Medical School of Palermo. She is also a tutor for different apprenticeships in various fiels of Medical School and Postgraduate Medical Schools. Dr Carollo has been assistant supervisor for many dissertations for graduation and postgraduation Medical Schools.

Her research activity has been pointed towards chronic renal failure, hypertension, diabetes and molecular mechanisms of atherosclerosis (e.g. endothelial dysfunction).

Another field of interest is the role of polyphenols in Diabetes, arterial hypertension and chronic renal failure and this topic lead to many publications on Internation journals and communications in National and International Congresses.

Another point of interest is Acid-Base balance and the employment of ultrasounds in Clinical Medicine and Nephrology with consequent publicated papers.

To demonstrate my surgical proficiency and ensure the best possible pre and post-surgical care to the patients confined in your esteemed hospital. Also to demonstrate my surgical knowledge in order to train the undergraduate medical students. It is my objective to also take on more responsibilities as a neurosurgeon by keeping myself up to date.

Changdong Wang, Huazhong University of Science and Technology, China

Ghassen Gader, MD, Assistant Professor of Neurosurgery, Tunisia

PhD in Nursing from the Federal University of Goiás. Master in Nursing from the Federal University of Goiás. Postgraduate in Urgency and Emergency Nursing, Occupational Health and Neurosciences. Postgraduate student in Team Management, Quality Management and Hospital Management. Member of the Center for Studies and Research in Technologies for Assessment, Diagnosis and Intervention in Nursing and Health (NUTADIES), of the Faculty of Nursing (FEN/UFG), member of the Elderly Health Surveillance Network and the Goiás Wound Care Network. Acting in university teaching, at undergraduate and postgraduate levels. (Text informed by the author)

iam Xingwang Jia, Department of Clinical Laboratory,Beijing Electric Power Hospital, Beijing, China

Nasreen Hamarash Hamonari (B.D.S, M.Sc. PhD.), Lecturer for postgraduate students (Board), Dentistry department, Kurdistan Board for Medical Specialties, Erbil, Kurdistan Region, Iraq.