Mr. Abrar Hussain is a young researcher in the field of probiotics and pursuing his Ph.D. degree from ICCBS, University of Karachi. Mr. Hussain, received his master degree in chemistry/ biochemistry from university of Peshawar, Pakistan. He also obtained C.T. (certified teacher), B.Ed. and M.Ed. degree in Science education from Allama Iqbal Open University, Islamabad, Pakistan. Recently he completed M.Phil./MS degree in biochemistry from HEJ Research Institute of Chemistry, ICCBS, University of Karachi. He completed his M.Phil. thesis on the "Molecular assessment and validation of the selected enterococcal strains as probiotics". Currently, he is pursuing his Ph.D. in the probiogenomics analysis of probiotic. So far his contribution in the field is the indication of bright future as he published articles in probiotics and delivered lecture and participating in conferences to explore the field of probiotics.
He is also a professional speaker and delivered numerous lectures on different topics. Attending seminars, conferences, and participation in scientific events are the marking agents of his enthusiasm. He is also writing blogs on both scientific and social or religious perspectives. He has more than 100 participation certificate, delivered more than a dozen lectures and present his views in different conferences.
His research skills are also shaping his personality. He has strong research skills and is able to work in a team and independently. He also trained many internships students in his laboratory and also guide multiple students across the country for their scientific writing.
In short, Mr. Hussain is a man of rule, has keen interest for science, have excellent research, writing, and presentation skills. He fell more than happy to helps other students and guide them in their careers.

Mr. Abrar Hussain is a young researcher in the field of probiotics and pursuing his Ph.D. degree from ICCBS, University of Karachi. Mr. Hussain, received his master degree in chemistry/ biochemistry from university of Peshawar, Pakistan. He also obta... Show more

M. Castro Gbêmêmali Hounmenou holds a PhD in Statistics-Probability and is a post-doctoral researcher in Biostatistics and Artificial Intelligence at the Research and Training Center in Infectiology of Guinea (CERFIG), Gamal Nasser University of Conakry, Guinea. Previously, he was a Lecturer-Researcher at the Laboratory of Biometrics and Forestry Estimations at the University of Abomey-Calavi, Benin. He actively participates in various scientific communities, contributing to fields such as biostatistics, applied statistics, machine learning, artificial intelligence, climate change, agriculture, environment, and public health. He has received several awards, including the best poster award for his doctoral thesis work at the Doctoral School of Excellence Centers of Benin of the World Bank in 2021, and was nominated in 2024 among 'World Top Scientists' in the 'Best Research Article Award' category in Biostatistics. Recently, he has been appointed as a Lecturer-Researcher in Artificial Intelligence at the University of Labé. Contact: +22995306612/+224627812787, castrohounmenou@gmail.com

M. Castro Gbêmêmali Hounmenou holds a PhD in Statistics-Probability and is a post-doctoral researcher in Biostatistics and Artificial Intelligence at the Research and Training Center in Infectiology of Guinea (CERFIG), Gamal Nasser University of Cona... Show more

Maria graduated in Materials Engineering and Nanotechnology at Politecnico di Milano in 2023. During her studies she had the opportunity to work at University of Stuttgart, where she carried out her master thesis regarding the removal of heavy metals from wastewater by exploiting the action of microalgae. Maria is currently a PhD student and her research focuses on the recovery of metals from waste of electric and electronic equipment.

Maria graduated in Materials Engineering and Nanotechnology at Politecnico di Milano in 2023. During her studies she had the opportunity to work at University of Stuttgart, where she carried out her master thesis regarding the removal of heavy metals... Show more

Samuel Tobler is a postdoctoral researcher focusing on the use of narratives and storytelling as well as machine learning and generative AI in education.

Samuel Tobler is a postdoctoral researcher focusing on the use of narratives and storytelling as well as machine learning and generative AI in education. Show more

Me recibí el año pasado de la Licenciatura en Física en la Universidad Nacional de La Plata. Allí soy ayudante en materias de primer año de la carrera, y trato de transmitir la importancia de la programación para hacer investigación en física. Ahora estoy realizando un doctorado en Física en el Instituto de Física de Líquidos y Sistemas Biológicos.

Me recibí el año pasado de la Licenciatura en Física en la Universidad Nacional de La Plata. Allí soy ayudante en materias de primer año de la carrera, y trato de transmitir la importancia de la programación para hacer investigación en física. Ahora ... Show more

Carol is a PhD candidate in the Department of Population Medicine at the Ontario Veterinary College (OVC) at the University of Guelph, Canada. Her research focuses on the owner-companion rabbit relationship, and companion rabbit care and welfare. Specifically, she is exploring the validity and reliability of established human-animal relationship scales for use with companion rabbit owners, rabbit owners’ favourite rabbit behaviours and why they are so, ownership challenges, risk factors for thoughts of giving rabbits away or letting them loose outside, and rabbit intakes and management practices at Canadian and American shelters and rabbit rescues. Vespa, an extraordinary, lop-eared rabbit inspired her research.

Prior to the PhD program, Carol completed a Masters in Population Medicine at the OVC where her research focused on veterinary technical and professional skills in student veterinarians and recent graduates. She currently shares her home with a bonded pair of free-range, up-eared rabbits, Ellie and Coco. The duo, affectionately known as “the hooligans,” came to her from a foster family who took them in after they had been turned loose outside by their previous owners.

Carol is a PhD candidate in the Department of Population Medicine at the Ontario Veterinary College (OVC) at the University of Guelph, Canada. Her research focuses on the owner-companion rabbit relationship, and companion rabbit care and welfare. Spe... Show more

GIS Specialist, Geologist.

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Hello! I'm a research assistant in the Human Analysis and Biometrics group at Oak Ridge National Laboratory. I've been working there since 2021, shortly after having graduated from the University of Michigan with a BS in Physics and German. My focus so far has been biometric dataset collection and curation, utilizing a range of commercial sensors, and developing custom camera systems and software. I am a major contributor to the collection and curation efforts that produced the BRIAR datasets. I am currently working on imaging, biometric signals, and time series classification projects.

Hello! I'm a research assistant in the Human Analysis and Biometrics group at Oak Ridge National Laboratory. I've been working there since 2021, shortly after having graduated from the University of Michigan with a BS in Physics and German. My focus ... Show more

As a Full Stack software engineer with a passion for making technological advancements easier to access for everyone, my current focus has evolved into bridging the gap between LLMs and Knowledge Graphs. In my capacity as CTO and co-founder, I have consistently led the delivery of a wide range of product capabilities, ensuring precision and punctuality at every step, while keeping engineering nimble and focused enough to deliver accurately in tight deadlines. My extensive background in bioinformatics continues to drive my mission of solving biological challenges one step at a time.

As a Full Stack software engineer with a passion for making technological advancements easier to access for everyone, my current focus has evolved into bridging the gap between LLMs and Knowledge Graphs. In my capacity as CTO and co-founder, I have c... Show more

As a system biologist, I provide consultancy and architecture for organisation and information systems based on natural principles

As a system biologist, I provide consultancy and architecture for organisation and information systems based on natural principles Show more

Biologist and Statistician, with a phD in Ecology and specialization in Data Science. Working as data analysis in public service for the past seven years.

Biologist and Statistician, with a phD in Ecology and specialization in Data Science. Working as data analysis in public service for the past seven years. Show more

I am a molecular biologist/computational biologist who stumbled upon a data analyst role. I wear three hats at work: I teach data science, genomics and evolution to undergraduates; I study patterns of genetic variation in small mammals to learn about their evolution and demography; I analyse and report on students' educational outcomes and factors that contribute to differential attainment of various groups of students across the entire institution. I also like to cycle.

I am a molecular biologist/computational biologist who stumbled upon a data analyst role. I wear three hats at work: I teach data science, genomics and evolution to undergraduates; I study patterns of genetic variation in small mammals to learn about... Show more

Jennifer Kirkey has been teaching physics and astronomy for more than 30 years at community colleges in British Columbia, primarily at Douglas College in New Westminster, including the MSTE program for Elementary School Teachers. During this time she has been an active participant in Science World's Scientists in the Schools program doing outreach work in elementary schools all over the province. She never passes up a chance to share her love of the stars by being an active member of the local Royal Astronomical Society of Canada. She has presented at a number of professional development conferences and is passionate about hands-on learning to open up inquiring minds.

Jennifer Kirkey has been teaching physics and astronomy for more than 30 years at community colleges in British Columbia, primarily at Douglas College in New Westminster, including the MSTE program for Elementary School Teachers. During this time s... Show more

Lucas Potter has worked in BioCyberSecurity for the past 5 years. Previous efforts have resulted in 14 academic journal articles and 22 conference articles.

Lucas Potter has worked in BioCyberSecurity for the past 5 years. Previous efforts have resulted in 14 academic journal articles and 22 conference articles. Show more

I am a doctoral student in Experimental Nuclear Astrophysics with the HYMNS-ERC group at the Institute of Corpuscular Physics (IFIC), a joint research center of UV-CSIC. I am also part of the n_TOF collaboration at CERN, where I'm doing my thesis.

I’m a graduate of the Erasmus Mundus program in Nuclear Physics, a highly international program that provided the opportunity to collaborate across European institutions, specialising in Experiments, Instrumentation, and Large Accelerators. Additionally, I am an Intel Certified Instructor (https://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/developer/articles/community/experts-gameiro.html) for oneAPI, based on the open industry standard for heterogeneous computing, where I share knowledge on effective and efficient computational techniques for modern scientific computing.

My interests lie at the intersection of physics, nuclear science, scientific computation, heterogeneous computing, and open-source software. I am passionate about advancing research through computational innovation and sharing tools that can enhance collaboration within the scientific community.

I am a doctoral student in Experimental Nuclear Astrophysics with the HYMNS-ERC group at the Institute of Corpuscular Physics (IFIC), a joint research center of UV-CSIC. I am also part of the n_TOF collaboration at CERN, where I'm doing my thesis. ... Show more

I have been using Rust full-time since 2017 to design software that makes predictions for the Large Hadron Collider at CERN. During my PhD and 5-year postdoc at ETH, I designed computer algebra programs that can handle massive computations involving expressions with millions of terms that can easily take up a terabyte of memory. This specialized software is based on programs from the 1990s, which are hard to use, and very hard to maintain.

At the end of 2022, I decided to design a new computer algebra package from scratch in Rust that is both easy to use and is blazing fast: Symbolica.

I have been using Rust full-time since 2017 to design software that makes predictions for the Large Hadron Collider at CERN. During my PhD and 5-year postdoc at ETH, I designed computer algebra programs that can handle massive computations involving ... Show more

Angeliki Cooney has been a transformative figure in the life sciences industry for over two decades, based in Wynantskill, NY. Her career is marked by a commitment to improving the development and accessibility of innovative therapies for chronic conditions, rare diseases, and cancer.

Angeliki's professional endeavors have primarily focused on strategic consulting for biopharmaceutical companies, specializing in digital transformation, omnichannel customer engagement, and optimizing commercial strategies. She has been instrumental in developing several innovative software-as-a-service (SaaS) products for the life sciences sector, which have earned her three patents, underscoring her role as a pioneer in the field.

In her recent role as Senior Vice President of Life Sciences at Avenga, Angeliki spearheaded the company's U.S. expansion strategies. Avenga is a global digital consulting and engineering leader, partnering with some of the biggest names in pharmaceuticals and biotechnology. Under her leadership, the company expanded its clientele and solidified its presence in the competitive U.S. market.

Before Avenga, Angeliki served as Principal Group Lead of Commercial Excellence at Axtria, overseeing a diverse portfolio of clients across the U.S. and Europe. Her strategic initiatives and innovative engagement models contributed significantly to the company's rapid growth.

Her previous roles included Senior Director of Life Sciences Consulting at Gartner, where she bridged the gap between strategic business needs and I.T. operational solutions for life sciences clients. Angeliki also held impactful positions at New York Life Insurance, IMS Health, and Z.S. Associates, where she led digital and analytics transformations to enhance healthcare outcomes.

Angeliki's passion for pharmaceuticals was ignited during a childhood internship at her godfather's pharmacy, an experience that shaped her future career path. She pursued higher education with an MBA from Harvard Business School and an M.S. in Chemical Engineering from the University of Patra, Greece.

Beyond her professional life, she is passionate about skiing, a hobby she shares with her family, inspired by her son's love for the sport. She also strongly connects to her Greek heritage, actively supporting humanitarian efforts during crises and frequently visiting Greece to stay connected with her roots and family. Angeliki Cooney's career exemplifies her dedication to driving healthcare innovation and strategic development in the life sciences industry.

Angeliki Cooney has been a transformative figure in the life sciences industry for over two decades, based in Wynantskill, NY. Her career is marked by a commitment to improving the development and accessibility of innovative therapies for chronic con... Show more

Imagining Tomorrow's Science, a Methodology for Radical Imagination in Science and Technology from today.
Radical Imagination to focus on encouraging highly creative, unconventional, or groundbreaking ideas. It implies thinking beyond traditional boundaries or norms, fostering unique solutions to scientific and technological challenges.

Imagining Tomorrow's Science, a Methodology for Radical Imagination in Science and Technology from today. Radical Imagination to focus on encouraging highly creative, unconventional, or groundbreaking ideas. It implies thinking beyond traditional bo... Show more

Mario Birkholz ist Professor für Bioelektronik an der Technischen Universität Berlin und Leiter des Joint Lab Bioelectronics IHP/TUB, das vom IHP und der TU Berlin in 2012 gegründet wurde. Als ausgebildeter Physiker kam er 2004 ans IHP, dem Leibniz-Institut für innovative Mikroelektronik, wo er seitdem an den Anwendungen der Halbleiterphysik in Biotechnologie und Medizin arbeitet.
Seine Forschungsarbeiten fokussieren sich auf die Manipulation biologischer Zellen mit elektrischen Effekten sowie auf medizinische Sensoren und Implantate. Diese technischen Entwicklungen führten ihn auf die Frage der Privatheit von Gesundheitsdaten. Seine Aktivitäten betreffen deshalb zunehmend Fragen der nachhaltigen Digitalisierung und des Datenschutzes.

Mario Birkholz ist Professor für Bioelektronik an der Technischen Universität Berlin und Leiter des Joint Lab Bioelectronics IHP/TUB, das vom IHP und der TU Berlin in 2012 gegründet wurde. Als ausgebildeter Physiker kam er 2004 ans IHP, dem Leibniz-... Show more

Amateur astronomer, physics, mathematics and chemistry teacher (secondary), BEd, MSc.

Amateur astronomer, physics, mathematics and chemistry teacher (secondary), BEd, MSc. Show more

I am interested in data authorisation and access control, astronomical data models, systems integration and data interoperability. I have a diverse background; with a PhD in astrophysics, I worked as a research fellow, provided technical support, and managed data systems at the Australian Astronomical Observatory. I'm now based in the Australian Astronomical Optics group at Macquarie University, working as a senior specialist research systems engineer and leading projects to build a next generation astronomical data archive.

I am interested in data authorisation and access control, astronomical data models, systems integration and data interoperability. I have a diverse background; with a PhD in astrophysics, I worked as a research fellow, provided technical support, and... Show more

A "full-stack" researcher, with multi-disciplinary background, experienced in many fields, from chemistry, biophysics and digital health to cyber-security and computer-vision. With a proven record in large companies such as RSA-Security, as well as several startups Shay gained a significant experience in dealing with many types of data and organizations, often bridging the gap between data-science and development, finding creative solutions to problems ranging from machine-learning and big-data to implementation of machine-learning algorithms under RT/EM constraints

A "full-stack" researcher, with multi-disciplinary background, experienced in many fields, from chemistry, biophysics and digital health to cyber-security and computer-vision. With a proven record in large companies such as RSA-Security, as well as s... Show more

Dr. Colby T. Ford is a computational biologist and cloud AI architect at Tuple who specializes in building cloud-based solutions for the life sciences. He's the author of "Genomics in the Azure Cloud" (O'Reilly, 2022) and is a Microsoft Most Valuable Professional awardee for his work relating to bioinformatics in the Azure cloud. Outside of his consulting work, he is a visiting scholar at UNC Charlotte’s CIPHER research center where he works in infectious diseases, protein modeling, AI-based drug discovery, and more.

Dr. Colby T. Ford is a computational biologist and cloud AI architect at Tuple who specializes in building cloud-based solutions for the life sciences. He's the author of "Genomics in the Azure Cloud" (O'Reilly, 2022) and is a Microsoft Most Valuable... Show more

Diploma in Biology (Aquatic Ecology)
PhD about algal bloom forecasting
Senior scientist in aquatic ecology, ecological modelling and environmental statistics
Research on lake and river ecology and the impact of climate warming

Diploma in Biology (Aquatic Ecology) PhD about algal bloom forecasting Senior scientist in aquatic ecology, ecological modelling and environmental statistics Research on lake and river ecology and the impact of climate warming Show more

Vincenzo Gioia is a research assistant at the Department of Economic, Business, Mathematical and Statistical Sciences of the University of Trieste, Italy.
He received the PhD in Managerial and Actuarial Sciences, curriculum in Statistics and Actuarial Sciences, from the University of Udine in 2023.
His research interests range from asymptotic methods to semi-parametric regression modelling techniques, with particular emphasis on statistical computing and applications in engineering, economics, environmental and life sciences.

Vincenzo Gioia is a research assistant at the Department of Economic, Business, Mathematical and Statistical Sciences of the University of Trieste, Italy. He received the PhD in Managerial and Actuarial Sciences, curriculum in Statistics and Actuar... Show more

Hermann Gneza is an Aerospace engineer and experienced manager with over 25 years in the aerospace industry, specializing in advanced propulsion, and the management of complex projects. Renowned for strategic leadership skills, innovative capabilities, and a passion for promoting scientific excellence in Africa. Actively engaged in mentoring young engineers and fostering collaborative projects across the continent.
He advises private and public space clients on strategy development, organization design and space law. He is also the author of publications on topics linked to the future of African engineering in aerospace industry.

Hermann Gneza is an Aerospace engineer and experienced manager with over 25 years in the aerospace industry, specializing in advanced propulsion, and the management of complex projects. Renowned for strategic leadership skills, innovative capabilitie... Show more

Experienced Bioinformatics Researcher. Skilled in Linux scripting, developing bioinformatics workflows, statistics, cluster computation, docker, nextflow, R, Git, Python, Java, Matlab and C++. Currently working as research scientist at Research Institute for Farm Animal Biology (FBN), my task is to integrate multiple layers of information (including whole genomesequence, transcriptomic, epigenomic, single-cell, metabolomic and deep phenotype information) from existing and newly established comprehensive data sets, using different bioinformatics tools and techniques.

Experienced Bioinformatics Researcher. Skilled in Linux scripting, developing bioinformatics workflows, statistics, cluster computation, docker, nextflow, R, Git, Python, Java, Matlab and C++. Currently working as research scientist at Research Insti... Show more

Aidan Lakshman is a PhD Candidate in Biomedical Informatics at the University of Pittsburgh. His dissertation focuses on developing tools for large-scale comparative genomics. He is expected to graduate in May 2025 and is actively searching for employment opportunities.

Aidan is an author of the `SynExtend` and `froth` packages, and is a contributor to `Biostrings`. In his free time, he plays jazz in Pittsburgh, learns about retro computing, builds mechanical keyboards, and hikes.

Aidan Lakshman is a PhD Candidate in Biomedical Informatics at the University of Pittsburgh. His dissertation focuses on developing tools for large-scale comparative genomics. He is expected to graduate in May 2025 and is actively searching for emplo... Show more

I am a Research Associate in Bioinformatics, currently focused on cardiac regeneration research at the University of Bern. My expertise spans transcriptomics, epigenomics, and metabolomics, with a foundation in developing and deploying analytical pipelines. A significant part of my work involves creating and managing R Shiny apps, enhancing data visualization and accessibility for complex biological datasets. These apps, hosted on platforms like Heroku and shinyapps.io, leverage cutting-edge technologies such as single-cell RNA sequencing, demonstrating my capability in both bioinformatics analysis and software development.

My academic background includes a PhD in Cellular and Molecular Biology from the Tata Institute of Fundamental Research, Mumbai, where I investigated genetic mechanisms in zebrafish, laying the groundwork for my career in bioinformatics. At Elucidata Data Consulting, I led a team in drug target discovery, applying my skills in cloud computing and pipeline development.

I am excited about applying my bioinformatics and app development skills to new challenges in life science and healthcare research, aiming to make significant contributions to the field and improve outcomes.

I am a Research Associate in Bioinformatics, currently focused on cardiac regeneration research at the University of Bern. My expertise spans transcriptomics, epigenomics, and metabolomics, with a foundation in developing and deploying analytical pip... Show more

Student der Biodiversität an der Ruhr-Uni Bochum / Uni Duisburg-Essen

Student der Biodiversität an der Ruhr-Uni Bochum / Uni Duisburg-Essen Show more