Gergana Avramova – Todorova has obtained her first master degree in law at Burgas Free University in 2001. At that time, she completed a distance learning course and got a diploma in “An introduction to English law and European Union law” at the University of Cambridge. She has completed a PhD in pedagogy, master degree in phycology and social consulting and master degree in art therapy. From 2006 until now she is an assistant professor and a lecturer at “Prof. dr. Assen Zlatarov” University, Bulgaria. She is elected to be Institutional Erasmus + Coordinator at the University. Her main interests are in the area of emotional intelligence, art therapy, art pedagogy, early childhood development, promotion of health by the means of art and emotional awareness.

Radosław Balwierz is a pharmacist and doctor of pharmaceutical sciences. He is an assistant professor in the Department of Pharmacy and Organic Chemistry at the Faculty of Chemistry, University of Opole. Additionally, he is a member of the Presidium of the Opole Regional Pharmaceutical Chamber and the Board of the Opole Pharmaceutical Society. He is also associated with the Polish biotechnology company Biotts SA. The author's scientific interests are focused on dermal drug forms and the use of natural products as permeation enhancers, as well as the use of nanoparticles in dermatological formulations. He is interested in herbal medicine, and pharmaceutical care. He has authored numerous national and international scientific publications, courses, and presentations at conferences. Additionally, he served as the scientific editor of the textbook 'Pharmacotherapy: When Food Matters - Drug-Food Interactions in the Practice of Dietetics.'

Giovanni Barassi PhD,MSc,BSc(Hons),D.O. • Rehabilitation Physiotherapy Coordinator at Ce.Fi.R.R., Molise, Largo Agostino Gemelli, 1-Campobasso / National Street, 99 Termoli (Cb), Italy - from November 2020, to september 2023. • Coordinator and Project Manager of the CIT (Integrated Thermal Care) project, Thermal Medicine Center, Affiliated with the NHS, Contrada Crocella 71034, Castelnuovo della Daunia (FG), Italy from November 2014. • Lecturer Faculty of Medicine and Surgery Catholic University of the Sacred Heart Rome/Campobasso, Italy- Degree.Course. in Physiotherapy. • Senior Editor Rehabilitation Section: Journal of Advanced Health Care – JAHC • Guest Editor: Special Issue "Orthosis and Prothesis from Bench to Real Life" IJERPHMPDI. • Registered in the Order of Medical Radiology Health Technicians and Technical Health Professions, Rehabilitation and Prevention, Foggia Section (Italy), Number 204. 2017 - PhD "Advanced Sciences Technologies and Rehabilitation Medicine and Sport" at the University of "Tor Vergata", Rome - 2016 2012 - Master's Degree in "Sciences of the health professions of Rehabilitation" at the University of L'Aquila - 2012 with honors 2012 - Postgraduate University Professional Training Course in "Rehabilitative Health Management" at the University “G. d'Annunzio" Chieti-Pescara; certified on 28/07/2012 2007 - Professional traing "Intermediate Pediatric Course" at “steopathic Physicians and Surgeon of California” in San Diego, CA; certified on 10-12/04/2007.

PhD - senior researcher, associate professor, Faculty of Health Sciences, Klaipėda University. She is a member of the National Health Council of Lithuania. She is also a board member of the Lithuanian Education Research Association and chairperson of the Health and Welfare Network. Aelita is a member of the European General Practice Research Network. She has experience as a researcher and project leader in national and international research and study projects. She has published more than 50 scientific articles, prepared study books for raising the competencies of medical and healthcare workers, implemented and currently leads several dozen scientific projects, regularly gives lectures at various European universities, and regularly presents scientific research at scientific and practical conferences.

In everyday life he is a scientist and lecturer (Institute of Health Sciences of the University of Opole) and deals with the broad science of human nutrition, but also dietetics. Prof. Monika Bronkowska is the author of numerous scientific publications and monographs, popular science books, a reviewer and supervisor of theses (bachelor's, master's and doctoral). Member of the Committee for the Science of Human Nutrition of the Polish Academy of Sciences and President of the Polish Society of Dietetics (Wrocław-Opole branch) Prof. Monika Bronkowska's scientific interests focus on broad topics related to human nutrition, dietetics and psychodietetics as well as nutritional physiology. Her doctoral thesis and later habilitation dealt with the assessment of nutrition and nutritional status and the determination of dietary patterns with regard to non-communicable chronic diseases. She was a leader and co-investigator of several NCN and NCBR grants and cooperates scientifically with many nutrition and dietetics companies in Poland and abroad and is a co-author of numerous scientific publications. good energy emanating from them. I am a very active lecturer at numerous training courses and scientific conferences. Basically, my passion is dietetics, nutrition and helping others. I am a practicing dietitian, trainer, tutor - I run my own business: prof. Monika Bronkowska Food for Health - Institute of Prevention, Health, Nutrition and Dietotherapy, I also work in many centres as a dietitian, supporting patients with various diseases and nutritional conditions.

Contact：chiping@ems.tcust.edu.tw Academic Institution：Tzu Chi University of Science and Technology Title : Associate Professor Doctorate: Nursing Department, National Taipei University of Nursing and Health Sciences, 2013 Research Field: Community Health Promotion Research Topics: Use of Smart Health Technology 、Nursing Informatics、 Secondary Data Analysis, Organizational Safety Culture Academic Publications: Chang CP, Lee TT, Mills ME, Yi-Pei Hsieh (2019), E-portfolio Functional Requirements for the Final Semester Baccalaureate Practicum Course: A Qualitative Research Study. Journal of Professional Nursing. (SCI/SSCI).

Dr. Przemysław Konrad Domaszewski holds a doctorate in physical culture and was awarded for his dissertation entitled: Evaluation of selected blood biochemical indices in men practicing. „CrossFit” and taking herbal supplements. Employment: Faculty of Health Sciences, University of Opole. Research interests and current scientific studies: Intermittent fasting in the elderly and its effects on body composition and the development of eating disorders. Probiotics and their influence on health improvement. Diagnosis of nociceptive pain. Adaptogenic and ergogenic substances in sport and recreation. National cooperation: Academy of Physical Education in Katowice, University of Medical Sciences in Poznań, Opole University of Technology. International cooperation: University of Florida, University of Presov, Universita J. E. Purkyne v Usti nad Labem, University of Zaragoza. Fitness training, motorcycling and sailing are his passions.

Molecular developmental biologist, Professor Chiara Gamberi studies the temporal and spatial regulation of RNA molecules that regulate cellular and organismal function. Differentiation of head from tail underlies normal embryo development. Similarly, cellular polarization to distinguish the inside from outside of tissues is critical in the formation and maintenance of tubules. Employing a first-in-kind Drosophila model for cystic kidney disease that she developed, Gamberi is studying the influence of lost polarity on abnormal cell proliferation and renal tubule cyst formation, as well as the effects of novel drug candidates for restoring normal tissue growth and function. Leveraging on such know how, Gamberi collaborates on the modeling of recently described TANGO2 Deficiency Disease which identified the first effective treatment reducing metabolic crises. A pioneer in research and the classroom, Gamberi has designed inclusive write-to-learn pedagogy that yielded four publications co-authored by almost three hundred undergraduates enrolled in her classes and introduced 3D printing in anatomy and immunology education.

Head of the Department of Cardiology at University Hospital in Opole. Director of the Institute of Medical Sciences at University of Opole. Voivodeship consultant in the field of cardiology. President-Elect of the Polish Cardiac Society. A specialist in cardiology, internal medicine, and intensive care, as well as an experienced interventional cardiologist. Since 2018 the Head of Department of Cardiology at University Hospital in Opole, and since 2020 the Director of the Institute of Medical Sciences at University of Opole. For many years associated with the Silesian Center for Heart Diseases in Zabrze, where he was the Deputy Head of the Department for Intensive Cardiac Care and Acute Coronary Syndromes. Co-creator and coordinator of the Polish Registry of Acute Coronary Syndromes PL-ACS and the National Database of Myocardial Infarctions AMI-PL. Active member of the Polish Cardiac Society since 2007. Currently at position of President-Elect of the Society. His greatest achievements in PCS include his contribution to the development of the Intensive Cardiac Care Association and the creation of the Scientific Platform. Chairman of the organizing committee of the 85th and 86th Spring Conference of PCS & “Polish Heart Journal” in 2022 and 2023 in Opole. As part of his activities in the European Society of Cardiology, he was a member of the Management Board of Acute Cardiovascular Care Association ACVC ESC and co-chair of the Research and Science Section (2018-2022) as well as the member of the EORP Executive Committee (2020-2022). It has the title of the Fellow of the European Society of Cardiology FESC.

Magdalena Golachowska, PhD. An lecturer at the Dietetics course at Opole University and at the Psychodietetyka course at the University of Social Sciences and Humanities in Wroclaw. Nutrition Advisor at the Institute of Psychodietetics in Wroclaw. Member, among others, Society of Psychodietetics, Polish Society of Nutrition. Editor of "Human Nutrition" section in the Medical Science Pulse scientific journal.

William E. Hills is a Professor of Psychology at Coastal Carolina University, where he teaches and conducts research focused on gerontology issues. He earned a Ph.D. (1987) and a Master of Science (1982) from the University of Georgia, and holds a master’s degree in Social Work (1993) from the University of South Carolina. Hills has received several awards through the Fulbright Association. He taught gerontology on a Fulbright Scholarship in Moscow, Russia (Spring 2013) and conducted follow-up US-Russia Peer-to-Peer Dialogue grant-funded research in Russia; this work included the examination of home-based medical services for pensioners and older adults in Russia identified as Victims of Repression. Hills spent Spring 2019 in Poland teaching gerontology on a Fulbright Scholarship at the Medical University of Lublin, with an appointment in the Department of Family Medicine. His work in Poland continued in Spring 2023 with a Fulbright Specialist award to provide gerontology education in the Institute of Health Sciences at the University of Opole. Hills most recently received a Fulbright to teach gerontology in Spring 2024 at Ain Shams University in Cairo, Egypt.

Dr Jessica Holien has an outstanding track record in computational molecular modelling and drug discovery relative to opportunity. Her research bridges the chemistry-biology divide, incorporating medicinal chemistry, biology and computational modelling. Furthermore, she has extensive experience in the commercial drug discovery sector, consulting widely with Australian and international start-up biotechnology companies. Her lab uses cutting-edge, machine learning methods to enrich traditional bioinformatic analysis and improve high-throughput chemistry screens. This leads to faster small molecule chemical hit identification. She has a particular interest in understanding the mechanisms behind protein-protein interactions developing tools to design small molecule inhibitors to modulate them.

Dr Mark Jeremy Hunt is a biomedical researcher based at the Nencki Institute of Experimental Biology PAN, Poland. He received his PhD in Pharmacology from the University of Cambridge, UK and carried out postdoctoral research at the University of Nice -Sophia Antipolis, France. He researches how the psychoactive drug ketamine affects brain activity, with a special focus on fast rhythms and the networks associated with their generation. He has published over 30 peer-reviewed papers and regularly reviews for international journals.

MD, PhD is a Professor in the Institute of Medicine and the Head of the Department of Family Medicine and Public Health, Faculty of Medicine at the University of Opole in Poland. Much of his activity is related to prevention and treatment of dyslipidemia, hypertension, obesity and diabetes. His research has been focused on the risk factors of cardiovascular diseases, dyslipidemia, familial hipercholesterolemia, arterial hypertension, coronary heart disease, myocardial infarction, stroke, obesity, diabetes mellitus and metabolic syndrom in primary care. His current projects include large epidemiological studies related the role of patient education in treatment of cardiometabolic diseases. He was the Polish national coordinator of several studies including: LIPIDOGRAM2003, LIPIDOGRAM2004, LIPIDOGRAM2006, LIPIDOGRAM 5 YEARS, LIPIDOGRAM2015 & LIPIDOGEN2015, MMM17, MMM18, MMM19, MMM21, MMM22, MMM23 and DA VINCI. Professor Jacek Jóźwiak is a member of the The Global Burden of Disease (GBD) and the Non-Communicable Disease Risk Factor Collaboration (NCD-RisC), International Society of Hypertension (ISH), International Lipid Expert Panel, Polish Lipid Association (PoLA) and College of Family Physicians in Poland. He has authored over 125 published works, including scientific articles, book chapters and monographs in the areas of dyslipidemia, hypertension, obesity, cardiovascular disease and metabolic disorders (Hirsch Index = 50 and > 53 000 citations by > 46 000 documents).

Email:pshary@ems.tcust.edu.tw Current Positions:

• Assistant Professor, Department of Nursing, Tzu Chi University of Science and Technology
• Director, Indigenous Students Resource Center, Tzu Chi University of Science and Technology Work Experience:
• Assistant Professor, Tzu Chi University of Science and Technology
• Registered Nurse, Hualien Tzu Chi Hospital

Research interests focus on:

• Women's Health Nursing
• Cross-Cultural and Indigenous Health Care Healthcare

Government Grant Project

• 2019-2023 Hualien County Health Bureau: Dementia Care Service Project in Jiamin Indigenous Township
• 2018-2023 Ministry of Education Grant Project- University Social Responsibility, (USR) Community Care and Senior Health Promotion
• 2019-2023 Ministry of Education Grant Project-Subsidizing Indigenous Student Resource Centers in Colleges and Universities

Strategic Solutions and Customer Success Consultant at Clarivate. He is a psychologist by education. He graduated from the Faculty of Philosophy of the Cardinal Wyszynski University in Warsaw. His main area of scientific interests apart from data science and bibliometrics, are methods of examining individual differences, intelligence, cognitive styles, and interpersonal competences. Marcin has demonstrated history of working in the information technology and services industry. In his work he mainly deals with research discovery and workflow solutions, research assessments, research analytics, evaluation and management.

Physiotherapist, doctor of health and medical sciences, teacher/assist. prof at the Faculty of Health Sciences of the University of Opole. Scientific and research activities focused on the basic phenomena occurring in the pelvic floor muscles after the use of physiotherapeutic interventions in healthy women and with pelvic floor dysfunctions. Co-author of two didactic projects on perinatal physiotherapy and pelvic floor dysfunctions, which resulted in academic textbooks and the implementation of subjects for physiotherapy students. As an enthusiast of physiotherapy in gynecology and obstetrics, she conducts classes on this subject at the Faculty of Health Sciences of the University of Opole. She is a member of the international scientific community Fascia Research Group and the International Continence Society and cooperates with scientists from the Universities of Cadiz and Almería. She takes part in local events to popularize knowledge about pelvic floor dysfunction among women of all ages. Current project: Knowledge as Prevention: Popularization Project for the Prevention of Pelvic Floor Dysfunctions in Women and Men.

A University professor, habilitated doctor of legal sciences, has a doctorate in the sociology of law, and is also a graduate of postgraduate studies in medical law and bioethics. He graduated from the School of Human Rights organized by the Helsinki Foundation for Human Rights and the School of Addiction Prevention in Warsaw. He is a qualified mediator and has attended courses organized by Harvard University, Georgetown University and the United Nations on the practice of applying children's rights and preventing violence against children. For eight years he served as the Patient Ombudsman of the Psychiatric Hospital and was an expert of the Patient Ombudsman for bioethical matters. He was also a member of the Team for the Protection of Family Autonomy and Family Life at the Ministry of Justice. He works at the Department of Medical Law at the Medical University of Lodz.

Prof. Henryk Kozlowski, CSci, CChem FRSC The founder of Polish bioinorganic chemistry, currently working at the interface between chemistry and biology. He currently works at the interface between chemistry and biology, explaining the thermodynamics, structure, and function of proteins, nucleic acids, sugars, drugs and their interactions with metal ions. He is a pioneer in the field of bioinorganic chemistry of neurodegenerative processes. At the Department of Chemistry, University of Wroclaw, he created one of the most dynamic research teams – the Bioinorganic and Biomedical Chemistry group. Visiting Professor at the Universities of Strasbourg, Siena, Ferrara, Florence, Sassari, Cagliari, Lille, Dunkirk and Paris. He has supervised 37 PhDs. Scientific achievements: Hirsch index of 46, over 560 original papers, 20 book chapters, over 550 conference speeches and over 420 invited lectures given at international and national conferences and at various universities. Cited more than 14000 times. From 2016 Ordinary Member of the Polish Academy of Sciences. Doctor Honoris Causa of the University of Gdańsk and Doctor Honoris Causa of the National Taras Shevchenko University in Kiev, Ukraine. Honorary Professor of Wroclaw University of Technology. Fellow of the Royal Society of Chemistry (CSc, FRSC).

University Professor at the University of Opole. Currently Deputy Director of the Institute of Psychology and Head of the Department of Psychology of Health and Quality of Life. His research interests include quality of life psychology, health psychology, personality psychology and psychology of religion. He is the author of several books and more than 100 articles on psychology and theology printed in peer-reviewed journals. He belongs to several scientific societies (Polish Society for Psychology of Religion and Spirituality, Association of Pastoral Psychology) and is a member of the editorial board of several journals (Journal of Clinical Psychology and Cognitive Science, Studia Humanitatis. International Scientific Research Journal, Psychology section). He has held a Visiting Fellowship at the University of London and lectured under the Erasmus+ programme in England, Belgium, Slovakia and the Czech Republic. His current research explores relations between quality of life and health, personality traits and well-being, religious beliefs in social life, and religion and coping.

Dr. Chad L. Leverette is the Dean of the Gupta College of Science and a Professor of Chemistry at Coastal Carolina University (CCU). As dean of the college, Dr. Leverette serves as the chief academic officer for the largest college at CCU and is responsible for personnel and program administration for the seven departments in the college as well as the Burroughs and Chapin Center for Marine and Wetland Studies. Prior to his arrival at CCU in the summer of 2022, Dr. Leverette served as the Dean of the College of Sciences and Engineering at the University of South Carolina Aiken. In addition to his years of service as dean, Dr. Leverette has held many different academic leadership positions including Department Chair, Director of Sponsored Research, Director of the Honors Program, Director of the Center for Teaching Excellence, and Assistant Vice Chancellor for Academic Affairs. Throughout Dr. Leverette’s academic career as a faculty member and administrator, Dr. Leverette has sought to increase student success through recognized high-impact practices which include undergraduate and graduate research, internships, industry-mentored capstones and other experiential learning practices. Since his arrival at CCU, Dr. Leverette has helped to secure $2.25 million in funds to grow and expand research and teaching efforts. He has also helped CCU grow its external partnerships with industry and the community. In his research career, Dr. Leverette obtained more than $2 million in grants for undergraduate research from agencies such as the American Chemical Society, the U.S. Dept. of Energy, and the National Science Foundation.

Arkadiusz Liber is a professor at the Wrocław University of Science and Technology. He specialises in experimental research methodology, data analysis and data processing methods. This includes methods of knowledge acquisition, knowledge verification, knowledge preservation and the search for new data processing algorithms. His research interests include algebraic methods, statistical methods and quantum methods and algorithms. Independently, he is an expert in the field of computer forensics.

Prof. Jacek Lipok. His scientific interests include the assessment of the biological activity of natural and synthetic chemical compounds, targeted biosynthesis of metabolism modulators, including drugs and nutraceuticals, and the analysis of the course of biocatalytic processes. Prof. Lipok is the author and co-author of over 80 publications, 5 granted patents and over 180 conference presentations. The winner of the prestigious scientific award. prof. Kazimierz Bartel.

The researcher career and overall life have been devoted to different tasks related with teaching, research and clinical practice in the Physical Activity field. He began the academic qualifications with a BSc in the physical education field, then, he graduated as Physiotherapist and, after that, he completed a Master´s Degree in Research Methodology. Finally, he completed a Doctoral Program at the University of Málaga. He started the professional career in 2008 in the public Local Sports Council of Torremolinos (Málaga), and this was the beginning of his teaching-research career, since he played a role as clinical mentor of students of the Physiotherapy BSc. From 2008, he actively takes part in two research groups related with the physiotherapy field: PAIDI Research Group (group CTS631), and an emerging group member of the Instituto de investigación biomédica de Málaga (Institute of Biomedical Research), IBIMA (A-14). He has completed the studies by one of the leading world researchers from my knowledge area (Prof. Antonio Cuesta-Vargas, Spain). Working in his group allowed to learn the workflow of international front-line groups in health science, and this granted him the possibility to collaborate with other researchers from the EU (Prof. Jonathan Williams, UK, Prof. Teresa Tomas and Prof. Elvis Carnero). Actually, he takes part in the "Move-It" Research Group together with Prof. David Jimenez Pavón.

Ilaria Piccialli is a researcher currently working as a Post-Doc at the Department of Neuroscience, reproductive and dentistry sciences of the Federico II University of Naples. Her scientific interest is focused on on ionic channels and transporters as possible pharmacological targets in Alzheimer’s disease. Her studies are also aimed at characterizing different organic molecules, including both volatile compounds from natural sources and synthetic molecules as possible neuroprotective agents. Her skills and expertise encompass a range of experimental areas including cellular neuroscience, neurodegeneration, electrophysiology, biochemistry and medicinal chemistry.

MD, PhD, DScFull professor of medicine. Academic educator and neurobiological researcher. Board-certified in internal medicine. Licensed to practice medicine. Research and clinical interests: Expertise in clinical and experimental medicine. Research interests focused on neuropharmacology, neurodegenerative diseases, neuropsychology, regulation of breathing, adaptation to hypoxia, oxidative stress, and aging. International experience: multiple-year research stays at major universities in the US, Japan, and Germany. Bibliographic information: author of hundreds of original articles, chapters, and proceedings; editor of international books and monographs; organizer of annual international respiratory conferences.

Ph.D., assistant professor in the Institute of Health Sciences, physiotherapist. In recent years has been concentrating on physiotherapy for pelvic floor dysfunctions and in general the use of physiotherapeutic possibilities in Women's Health. Additional interests revolve around physiotherapy in sexology and respiratory physiotherapy. Author of scientific publications in the field of women's health and a participant in international scientific conferences. The life of a scientist is divided between being a mom of two.

Magda Rowińska-Żyrek obtained an MSc in biotechnology (2008) and physics (2008) and a PhD (2011) and habilitation degree (2018) in chemical sciences. Author of more than 80 publications. Graduate of the Wrocław University of Science and Technology and École Normale Supérieure de Cachan. Between 2012 and 2015, she worked at the University of Zurich. Currently, she heads the Biologically Active Metallopeptides Group at the University of Wrocław, trying to decipher the secrets of antimicrobial peptide-metal complexes (a promising alternative to traditional antibiotic therapies) and zincophores (molecules that guide these therapeutics to selected bacteria and fungi).

Dr. Giovanni Roviello graduated with honors in chemistry from Federico II University (2002, Naples, Italy) and received his PhD in Biotechnology from the same university in 2006. He works as a senior researcher at the Institute of Biostructure and Bioimaging (IBB) of the Italian National Council for Research (CNR) in Naples, Italy. He was a visiting researcher in Germany (Institute of Molecular Biotechnology (IMB)- Jena 2003, Georg-August University of Goettingen 2005, FAU University–Erlangen 2018), the UK (University of Greenwich–Medway Campus in Chatham Maritime 2022), and Ireland (UCD, Dublin 2017) working in the field of biorganic chemistry. He has strong scientific and teaching connections with Yerevan State University (Armenia) with which he works on two funded research projects, AMU University of Poznan (Poland) for which he served as a lecturer for the nucleic acids course for Ph.D. students in 2021 and with Geomedi University of Tbilisi (Georgia) having been appointed the honorary professorship in medicinal chemistry for this university in 2012.

My research is mainly focused on Alzheimer's disease. In particular, I am interested in the development of molecules that could be used as medical imaging agents (copper-based molecules for PET imaging) for disease diagnosis. The scientific approach used is one that takes into account aspects related to the physicochemistry of membranes and also the physicochemical properties of the molecules we synthesize (e.g. Lipinski and Log BB rules). In this project we design the molecules, we synthesize them, they are characterized from a physicochemical, cellular and tissue point of view. It is a transdisciplinary project: chemistry for health. 2007- Habilitation à diriger de recherches (Qualification to supervise research) - University of Paris 13, France. 1998-2001 - Ph.D. in chemistry/spectroscopy - University of Paris 13, France. 1989-1995 - Licenciada en Biologia (MSc in Biology) – Central University of Venezuela, Caracas, Venezuela. First class degree in graduation class of the Faculty of Science at the Central University of Venezuela. 2004- to date- Maître de conférences (Associate Professor in chemistry, Tenured position), Université Sorbonne Paris Nord, France. Since 2017, Head of the research team Biomarquers and detection Since 2009, Head of Master Maintenance Quality Safety Environment

Professor, Biophilia Institute, Designated and Registered Institute for Kaken by the Japanese Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology. President, International Biophilia Rehabilitation Academy, - Founder: Started this study in 1987 and Received 24 Grants the following; https://www.biophilia.biz/kaken/itirann_en.html and Inventor; 26 Patents- US, AU, and JP; https://www.biophilia.biz/soudo/06.shtml. Research field and else in JGOBAL; Healthcare management, medical sociology , Rehabilitation science , Mechanics and mechatronics , Robotics and intelligent systems , Safety engineering , Social systems engineering; https://jglobal.jst.go.jp/en/detail?JGLOBAL_ID=201201094133979032 Publicity; https://orcid.org/0000-0003-4537-8122 Bachelor of Commerce, Keio University in 1971, Master oｆ the Public Policy and Management Program, The Open University of Japan in 2006 Elected Member of the Fujisawa City Council, 1979- 1991 Long Service Commendation for ten years as lecturer of Rehabilitation Medicine at the Shonan Nursing College in 2008, ISPRM2019 invited chair of Long Workshop 7: Super Aged Community: Role for Community Based and Primary Rehabilitation Care.

Ph.D. in Chemistry, Assoc. Prof. Hayarpi Simonyan Head of the Department of Pharmaceutical Chemistry and Pharmacognosy of the Yerevan State University. Senior researcher at the Institute of Pharmacy of Yerevan State University. Specialist in the field of Bioorganic Chemistry. Research field - Asymmetric Biomimetic Synthesis of Unusual Amino Acids. Author of 25 articles, 2 educational-methodical works. Member of Armenian Biotechnological Association, Young Chemists Association, Armenian Biochemists Association.

My name is Paweł Susłowski, I am a physiotherapist, structural integration therapist and pediatric osteopath. My adventure with working in the field of rehabilitation and therapy began 12 years ago, focusing on individual patient care from the very beginning. My therapeutic approach was largely determined by the training in Structural Integration in Prague and subsequent training in osteopathy and pediatric osteopathy, which allowed me to better understand the complexity of the human body. My professional practice is largely focused on working with children struggling with developmental disorders. This in turn compelled me to delve into areas such as embryology and evolutionary physiology. In an effort to constantly develop and improve my knowledge, I began studying at the prestigious Institute of Functional Medicine. I currently organize therapy sessions for children suffering from developmental disorders. I combine an osteopathic approach with functional medicine and physical treatments to provide comprehensive care for my young patients. I am currently recovering from a severe case of Guillain-Barré disease, which resulted in quadriplegia and required a three-month stay in intensive care on a mechanical ventilaton. This experience has reinforced my belief in the importance of a holistic approach to healthcare and rehabilitation.

She is an assistant professor at the Institute of Health Sciences at the University of Opole. She received her PhD in chemistry from the Faculty of Chemistry at the University of Wrocław in 2015. She is a Principal Investigator of a project funded by the National Science Center and has completed research internships at universities in Kiev, Moscow, and Naples. Her scientific interests focus on the interactions of biologically active molecules with metal ions. The tasks performed include characterization of interactions of copper and zinc ions with peptide fragments of heat shock protein (NCN grant) and antimicrobial properties of human defensin and its fragments (partner of the project funded by the Foundation for Polish Science). She is a member of the Polish Biochemical Society.

In 2018 received PhD in the discipline of Health Sciences at the Medical University of Wroclaw. The dissertation topic: ‘Analysis of the determinants of service coordination between hospital emergency departments and primary care centers’. Since 2016, an academic teacher at the Public Higher Medical School in Opole. From 2017-2018 employed at the Medical University of Wroclaw as a scientific and technical specialist in international project on frailty syndrome (45/3HP/FOCUS/2015 implemented within the framework of: European Innovation Partnership for Active Healthy Ageing - EIPAHA). She is currently assistant professor at the Faculty of Health Sciences, University of Opole. She is a nurse with 27 years of clinical experience in various health care facilities. Specialist in internal medicine nursing. Since 2017 section editor of the international journal Medical Science Pulse. Author of many national and international scientific publications. Main areas of research interest:

• frailty syndrome, patients with chronic diseases (adherence to therapeutic recommendations, quality of life, acceptance of illness, satisfaction with nursing care, self-care of patients),
• issues of professional burnout
• organization of health care (integration of care, functioning of hospital emergency departments)

Milen Todorov obtained his MSc (2003) and PhD (2009) degrees at the University “Prof. Dr. Assen Zlatarov” Burgas, Bulgaria. After that, he did postdoctoral studies at the Laboratory of mathematical chemistry at the same university. Since 2010, he was a research associated professor at the Department of chemistry and from the mid of 2017 is associated professor at the same department. Starting from 2020 he is a Vice dean of Faculty of Natural sciences. He is a lecturer of courses related to theoretical chemistry (QSAR, Molecular modeling). His research interests are focused in the development and application of in silico approaches to predict the toxicity and biological activity of chemicals. Of particular interest is the assessment of different predictive techniques to make toxicological decisions from a variety in silico, in vitro and in chemico information. In addition, as a member of the Laboratory of mathematical chemistry he has been involved in various EU projects during the years.

Danuta Witkowska is an associate professor and deputy director of the Institute of Health Sciences at the University of Opole. She is also a member of the Royal Society of Chemistry, the Marie Curie Alumni Association (MCAA), the Federation of European Biochemical Societies and the Polish Chemical Society. She is the author or co-author of 29 scientific publications with an impact factor of appr. 130 and more than 500 citations (H-index=15). Prof Witkowska has received numerous grants and awards, e.g. the Lorea'l -UNESCO for Women in Science award, FEBS grants for participation in several international conferences or Rector Awards for individual scientific achievements. She was the investigator or principal investigator of several research grants (from Polish or European science councils) and has many Polish and international collaborators (from Italy, the USA, Great Britain and Bulgaria).