Prof. Dr. Alireza Heidari is a Distinguished Professor and Chair in Molecular Spectroscopy at California South University (CSU), Irvine. He holds Ph.D. and D.Sc. degrees from CSU, with postdoctoral training in Oncology and Nano chemistry. His research spans Biophysical Chemistry, Cancer Research, Nanotechnology, and Pharmaceutical Chemistry. He has published extensively and participated in over 800 international conferences. Prof. Heidari has held visiting positions at universities globally, authored over 20 books, and received numerous international awards. He is the President of the American International Standards Institute (AISI) and directs the Cancer Research Institute and Bio Spectroscopy Core Research Laboratory at CSU.

Professor Ahmed Hegazi is a microbiologist and immunologist at the National Research Center, Egypt. He earned his PhD in 1981, and his research focuses on the therapeutic effects of bee products. Dr. Hegazi has received several prestigious awards, including the First Class Decoration of Excellence (1995) and the National Scientific Prize (1990). He has chaired the National Committee for Microbiological Sciences since 2018 and is a member of the Specialty Committee of Apitherapy (2023). He has authored 256 papers, edited 48 journals, and written 22 books. He holds patent No. 28335 and has registered seven others.

Prof. Dr. Wafaa Mohamed Haggag is a Research Professor in Plant Pathology at Egypt's National Research Center, where she established and leads the Biotechnology Center Lab. She has held leadership roles, including Head of the Agricultural and Biological Research Division and Chairman of the Food Security Committee. Dr. Haggag is also involved in global initiatives, such as the Global Alliance for Climate Agriculture (GACSA) and the Association of Agricultural Technology in Southeast Asia (AATSEA). Her research focuses on plant pathology, biological control, biotechnology, and sustainable agriculture. She has authored over 180 research papers and several books.

Jelena Prpić is a Croatian scientist specializing in veterinary and molecular biology. Born on September 14, 1981, she holds a Doctorate in Biology from the University of Zagreb. She started her career at the Croatian Veterinary Institute in 2007, progressing through roles to become a Scientific Associate in 2021. Prpić's research focuses on virology, including hepatitis E virus in animals, and she has also contributed to studies on phytoplasms. She has been involved in teaching at the Faculty of Science in Zagreb since 2016.

Adugna Negussie is an Assistant Professor in Medical Microbiologist and was awarded PhD in Medical Science from Lund University in Sweden.He taught and researched at Ethiopian higher education institutions for more than ten years and is currently working as a researcher at Armauer Hansen Research Institute. Adugna is a formidable force at work, and he uses his upbeat demeanor and boundless energy to inspire others to work hard and succeed. Adugna's research interests include vaccine & diagnostic innovation, immunology, pathogen genomic, molecular epidemiologyof infectious diseases, microbiome, autoimmune disease, and public health studies. Adugna is constantly inspired by his wife and their two daughters.

Dr. Theodoros Androutsakos is a Greek internist and hepatologist at the Department of Pathophysiology, Medical School, NKUA. He earned his medical degree from NKUA in 2004, holds licenses in Greece and Sweden, and completed residencies in internal medicine in both countries. He obtained a PhD in 2020 on "HIV and the Liver." Dr. Androutsakos has extensive clinical experience, currently leading hepatology clinics at "Laiko" General Hospital. He also teaches liver pathophysiology and related topics at NKUA. He is fluent in English and Swedish and has intermediate French proficiency.