Prof. Enrique Arribas born in Albacete, Castilla-La Mancha, Spain. I am a Full Professor in the Department of Applied Physics at University of Castilla-La Mancha. My main research is on radio frequency waves from mobile phones and Wi-Fi. In addition, I research active learning, competency-based learning, and educational physics and electromagnetism. I have published one hundred and ten articles in indexed journals, I have given more than one hundred communications at national and international conferences, and I have written thirty books.

Anne-Frederique Naviaux is a Consultant Psychiatrist, who finished her Master in Psychiatry in 2004 (Université Catholique de Louvain, Belgium). She worked in France as a ‘praticien hospitalier’ in Child Psychiatry and for the World Health Organization, before joining the research department in Trinity College (Dublin, Ireland) in 2011. She has been a lecturer in France (IFSI) since 2004 but has also joined the College of Psychiatrists of Ireland in 2012. She is a supervisor for both BST and HST trainees. She currently works for the Health Service Executive in Ireland as Head of Service in Summerhill Adult Mental Health Centre (Wexford) and as Clinical Lead for Liaison Psychiatry in Wexford General Hospital (WGH). Since 2016, she has been developing in collaboration with the Pediatric Teams in WGH and University Hospital Waterford, an out of hours Emergency Service for young people with Mental Health Issues. She is also very involved in Public Health, delivering health information for the HSE and RTE (Ireland National Television and Radio Broadcast).

Maria Dalamagka MD, MSc, PhD, consultant anesthesiologist at General Hospital of Larisa, Greece. Anesthesia in children, in autistic children, in surgical, orthopedic, urological, obstetric cases, in otorhinolaryngological cases and treatment of emergency cases. During the COVID-19 pandemic,management of COVID-19 patients in the intensive care unit of the operating room recovery. Earlier application of acupuncture in chronic pain.

Dr. Peter Averkiou is a pediatrician and an Associate Professor of Pediatrics at the Charles E. Schmidt College of Medicine at Florida Atlantic University. He is the Co-Director of the four Foundations of Medicine Courses, the Director of the Service Learning Projects, the Director of the Newborn Nursery Clinical Rotation and the Director of the Synthesis and Transition Course at the medical school.

Daouda SANA is a specialist in economic history, population studies, and international relations, holding a master's degree from Joseph Ki-ZERBO University in Burkina Faso. Since 2019, he has been actively engaged in promoting public health and works within the Union of Religious and Traditional Leaders of Burkina for Health Promotion and Development (URCB/SD), where he has served as a project manager and head of digital communication and advocacy. Through advocacy efforts, he mobilizes community leaders to strengthen commitment to health prevention and access to healthcare in communities. His expertise lies in integrating cultural and religious approaches into public health awareness to drive social and behavioral change in favor of population health. Recognized for his dedication, he has been part of various editorial committees for strategic documents and reports, representing the religious and traditional leadership component. In 2019, he contributed to drafting the national report on the state of the population alongside the Ministry of Economy and Finance, focusing on the issue of unintended pregnancies in schools. Additionally, he collaborated with the Ministry of Health in developing the National Family Planning Plan (2021–2025) and the national framework document on Family Life Education (EVF), which serves as the Comprehensive Sexuality Education (CSE) guide adapted to the Burkina Faso context, along with its user guide. In 2024, he participated as a member of the editorial committee in drafting the National Community Health Strategy for the period 2024–2028.