Lev Salnikov, MD, PhD, has many years of experience in the field of oncology and nuclear medicine. His main area of interest and specialization is theoretical and systems biology in the field of the fundamentals of aging.  For the past 15 years, he has been doing work, related to the problems of the biological basis of aging.   In this direction he worked in collaboration with Boston University and after with SibEnzyme US LLC. At the present time with AntiCA Biomed, San Diego, CA. He has many research and theoretical articles focusing on the relationship between ontogenesis and aging, as well as the problems of rejuvenation, published in Future Science OA, Frontiers in Aging and others journals.

Dr Sahil Ajit Saraf, MD (Path), FRCPath (UK)

He completed his MD in 2015 from the Rajiv Gandhi Institute of Medical Sciences, Bengaluru, India. Then underwent further training at the Tata Memorial Hospital, Mumbai, India. He then worked as a Consultant Pathologist in Kochi, India before joining the National Cancer Center, Singapore and Singapore general hospital (SGH) in 2019.

Dr. Poommaree Namchaiw is a lecturer in the Biological Engineering Program at King Mongkut’s University of Technology Thonburi, Thailand. She completed her Ph.D. in Integrative Pathobiology at the University of California, Davis, where she also held a postdoctoral fellowship at the Center for Neuroscience

Stephanie Kobehlo Musombi is a Lecturer in textiles and fashion design, a research scientist, creative designer and environmental preservation enthusiast. She is Interested in creating sustainable solutions and strategies in research, design and academia. She is motivated to improve the quality of systems in exploring and promoting a green economy.

Maria Talmon graduated in Cellular and Molecular Biology at University of Torino (Italy) and obtained the PhD in 2016 in in Biotechnology for Human Health at the University of Piemonte Oriental (UNIUPO, Novara, Italy) with a thesis entitled “Cell and gene therapy of Hemophilia A”. From 2016 to 2022 she worked as a senior post doc in the lab of pharmacology of Department of Health Sciences UNIUPO

Dr. Madhumita P. Ghosh ,born on 11th July’1971 completed  Ph.D  at Jadavpur University, Kolkata with UGC fellowship . She went to  National Eye Institute, NIH, USA  as post doctoral fellow to work on lens and cataract biology. Her journey at NIH was remarkably successful with publications in peer reviewed journals of Experimental Eye Research, Toxicology research , Investigative Ophthalmology and Visual Science and Molecular Vision

Nutritionist, Master in Health Sciences (UFRN) inserted in the Line of Biosciences Applied to Health and Phd student of Health Sciences. Have experience in Biochemistry (Experimental and Clinical), Molecular Biology and Nutrition, with emphasis on Clinical Nutrition, Evidence-Based Medicine, Systematic Review and Meta-analysis.

With her background in biology, specialized in human and animal physiology and toxicology, with 20 years of CRO experience, including 14 years more specifically in applied genetic toxicity testing, Annie has experience directing over than 400 in vitro and in vivo safety genetic toxicology assessment studies. She has high experience in the in vivo assays, the comet assay field, in vitro 3D cell culture models and organ-on-chip microfluidic system. She was responsible of development and implementation of new assays in addition to software validation for automation implementation.

Dr. Rubbo has investigated the biological production of nitric oxide and reactive oxygen species and their central role in the pathogenesis of acute and chronic diseases. His independent research on the biological chemistry and pharmacology of has critically contributed to unraveling new and pathophysiologically relevant information about the reactions of  and oxidized lipids and demonstrated the products of this reaction to be essential mediators of tissue oxidant protection. Investigations were particularly focused on the antioxidant roles that  plays at the biochemical and cellular levels.