Marina Sidorenko has completed his PhD in two specialties: soil science and microbiology. She is a leading researcher at the FSCEATB FEB RAS. She has published over 35 articles in well-known journals and 4 patents of the Russian Federation, is a member of the editorial board and reviewer of several journals. Her areas of interest are applied microbiology, soil microbiome, sanitary microbiology. Vladislav Sidorenko is a student of PRMU. She has a 3 articles in scientific journal. Hers scientific interests: medical microbiology, epidemiology, infectious diseases.

Dr. Leon G. Leanse is currently appointed as a research fellow at Harvard Medical School working within the Wellman Center for Photomedicine at Massachusetts General Hospital. He is a molecular microbiologist by training, with an MSc from the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine and a PhD in molecular microbiology from Imperial College London. Dr. Leanse’s research is current is currently focused on synergistic light-antimicrobial interactions for the elimination of multidrug resistant localized infections.

nh Bourcet Nguyen is a global healthcare leader bringing 15 years of experience in Asia-Pacific and Europe, in the private and public sectors (Abbott, J&J; French Safety Agency). She is passionate about making an impact on patient care, by enabling change and better access to innovations. Her various roles in Medical Affairs, Health Economics & Market Access and Regulatory Policy, across diagnostics, medical devices and pharmaceutical industries, enable her to have a broad perspective on different levers of market access. 

Her most recent positions were in the leadership for Market Access & Policy Shaping Strategy in Orthopedics and Diagnostics, while establishing the function in the latter. She is past Founding Chair of the Asia-Pacific Medical Technology Association Digital Health Committee Reimbursement Working Group, where she led the industry effort in shaping the external environment to drive access for Digital Health Technologies. Always keen to support innovations, she has trained and mentored HealthTech start-ups for the last 4 years. Lastly, she is the founder of Health Access Solutions (HAS-3P), a market access consultancy agency.

Having 17 years of public health background, Dr. Khan is a medical graduate, working in the division of Field Epidemiology & Disease Surveillance Division (FE&DSD) as a Senior Field Epidemiologist dealing with infectious disease surveillance & outbreaks response at the National Institute of Health (NIH). He has been the Focal Person/team lead for IDSR since 2016 to work closely with Public Health England in designing and implementing IDSRS in the country.  He is also working as the National Focal Person for Infection Prevention & Control. He is the clinical coordinator and faculty member for FELTP Pakistan. He presented more than 10 abstracts at international conferences and got first prize in outbreak response activities during the 4^th EMPHNET conference.