Julia Morgan is Associate Professor of Public Health and Wellbeing at the University of Greenwich, London. She has a PhD from the London School of Economics which focused on the health and wellbeing of children and families. By background she is a health professional and previously worked in community development and engagement to empower communities and as a researcher on a child development study. Her multi-disciplinary research has focused on the experiences of women diagnosed late with ADHD; mothers in prison; and children who experience the imprisonment of a parent. Her more recent work includes research on the training of community health workers in Tribal areas of India; mobile health for Nomadic peoples in Mongolia, ADHD and ethnic minorities, and maternal health for Indigenous women in South America. She has carried out several evaluations of community groups and non-government initiatives in Lebanon and Zambia and has used a wide range of community development tools to support the engagement of community members, including children, in research and evaluation. She is the co-editor (along with Dr Vincent La Placa) of three books with the publisher Routledge: 1) Social Science Perspectives on Global Public Health; 2) Contemporary Issues in Health and Social Care Policy and Practice: A Comparative Introduction across OECD Countries; and 3) Contemporary Global Issues in Urban and Rural Public Health and Wellbeing: Theory, Policy, and Practice. She has successfully supervised over 100 PhD and MSc dissertation students and is on the Editorial Board of the Journal PLOS One.

Nevin Mehmet is a Senior Lecturer Public Health and Wellbeing/ Deputy Head of School for Human Sciences at the University of Greenwich. Nevin joined the university in 2005, with previous experience working as a clinical Aromatherapist within primary care and in individual well-being to support the development and leadership for the BSc Hons Health and Wellbeing programme. Her role would create links within local health and well-being providers to offer students work experience in both statutory and non-statutory organisations. Nevin gained an MA in Medical Ethics and Law degree in 2012 and has a keen research interest in healthcare ethics and its delivery within the health, paramedic and public health curriculum. Nevin is a lecturer for Applied Ethics for Health & Public Health; and Principles of Wellbeing courses on the BSc Hons Health and Wellbeing programme. She is the link tutor in the faculty with UK partner colleges that deliver the University of Greenwich awards and also monitors quality assurance.

Yehuda Shoenfeld is a physician and researcher and Head of the Department of Medicine "B" Sheba Medical Center, Tel Aviv University, Israel. He is also Head of the Research Unit of Autoimmune Diseases at the same institution. He is also the incumbent of the Laura Schwarz-Kipp Chair for Research of Autoimmune Diseases, Tel-Aviv University, Israel. His current research focuses on atherosclerosis and autoimmunity, including immunomodulation, IVIG in SLE, vasculitis and cancer. He has spoken at and organized numerous scientific conferences worldwide. He is a widely published academic and he is on the editorial board of many highly regarded journals.

Dr. Dharambir Sanghera, PhD, FAHA is a Professor of Pediatrics, Physiology and Pharmaceutical Sciences and Dr. Geoffrey Altshuler Endowed Research Chair in Genetics. She is director of Genetic Epidemiology Laboratory at the University of Oklahoma Health Sciences Center (OUHSC). Dr. Sanghera’s health disparity research specializes in molecular and genetic epidemiological aspects of complex diseases, with special focus on Type 2 Diabetes, Obesity, Coronary Artery Disease, Stroke, and Dyslipidemia.

Elymar A. Pascual, EdD, PhD, ScD, DSS, is the District Teacher Research Coordinator of the Department of Education, Nagcarlan, Laguna, Philippines, Scientific Committee Member of TIIKM (Sri Lanka), Member of Review Committee of IAFOR (Japan) and Editor of International Journal of Research Publications (Bangladesh). He is also a Consultant of N & E Quality Provider Educational Research Center (Philippines) and Reviewer of Science Publishing Group (New York, U.S.A.). He was educated at University of Santo Tomas with a Bachelor of Science degree in Mathematics, major in Actuarial Science, cum laude, before spending a year in Manila Bankers Life Insurance, Inc. Following departure from the insurance world, he then attended Laguna State Polytechnic University, gaining his both Master of Arts in Mathematics and Doctor of Education degrees while embarking on an academic career which embraced teaching basic education, undergraduate, graduate and postgraduate students. Dr. Pascual's research orientation has made him resource speaker & presenter in different seminars and conferences. He's also currently a preacher of the gospel in two localities of the Philippines, helping the poor and encouraging the brethren to grow in the Lord.

Dr. Jia Xu is the lead PI for two significant grant projects funded by Singapore National Medical Research Council and Agency for Science, Technology and Research (A*STAR), and also a Senior Scientist leading the gut microbiome studies in the longitudinal birth cohort - GUSTO and preconception cohort - S-PRESTO at the Singapore Institute for Clinical Sciences (SICS), A*STAR. Her research focuses on unravelling the role of the gut microbiome in the development of metabolic and allergic disorders in children and women, utilizing a longitudinal and integrative multi-omics approach.

Public health practitioner with extensive government, higher education and non-profit industry experience. Expertise in infectious disease program planning, research and evaluation. Scientific Interests: epidemiology of infectious diseases, and application of theoretical models to evaluate interventions designed to modify health behaviors.

Dr Brent Halliday completed his Doctor of Professional Studies (Safety Science, Wellbeing and Organizational Behaviour) at the University of Southern Queensland, Toowoomba, Australia. His academic focus has been on the strategic application of contemporary organizational health, wellbeing, and safety approaches such as resilince engineering and positive organizational psychology to achieve optimal individual and organizational performance outcomes. This academic insight, coupled with 30 years of professional practice at a senior level in national and international high-risk organizations, and work health and safety regulation, provides unique evidence-based insights in developing solutions for complex organizational, health, wellbeing, and safety challenges.

Master of Dental Surgery in Public Health Dentistry ( University Rank holder ,Rajiv Gandhi University of Health Sciences, 2018) Experience in Dental teaching, research,health care administration Organized and conducted more than 50 successful community outreach programs for dental treatments, thanks to good understanding of healthcare management principles and organisation.

I am a dedicated public health professional with 4 years of experience as a Medical Administrator and Home Isolation/Quarantine Call Centre Representative. Seeking a Health Promotion Officer role to leverage my skills in project management, promotion coordination, and strong organizational capabilities. With a Bachelor of Public Health and a Professional Diploma in HACCP, I am passionate about creating positive health outcomes for communities.

Futurist and Expert in Health Science Higher Education Programs. Strategist in Digital Health Transformation, Healthcare Research and Clinical Development. Teaching and Training in Public Health, Health Informatics and Rehabilitation. Currently, Associate Professor & Clinical Research & Higher Education Expert. Certified expert by Blackboard in Digital Teaching and Learning. Fellow of Higher Education Academy, UK (FHEA), eLearning expert and certified hybrid and digital teaching expert for health science courses for undergraduate and postgraduate studies. From industry perspective, Founder of Smart Electronic Health Application (SEHA) Project in Telemonitoring for eHealth services in Diabetes & metabolic disorders management, Rehabilitation and disability.

Eric Connelly is an undergraduate student at Vanderbilt University pursuing dual degrees in Human and Organizational Development and Medicine, Health, and Society, with a focus on leadership and health policies. As an accomplished research assistant at the Center for Research on Inequality and Health, he has contributed to studies on LGBTQ+ health disparities. Eric’s research experience spans data analysis, manuscript writing, and public health research. His passion for improving healthcare access and his leadership in academic and community roles demonstrates his commitment to making a positive impact in healthcare.

(MBBS, DGO, DNB, MRCOG) Presently working as Registrar in Peterborough city hospital , UK, NHS Fields of interest: Fetal medicine, Urogynaecology