Cibele has a degree in pharmacy-biochemistry from the University of São Paulo - USP and has professional experience in national and multinational pharmaceutical companies, such as Bristol Myers Squibb, Roche, Theraskin and Johnson & Johnson. She has experience in the areas of regulatory affairs, product launches, new business development and partnerships, as well as the publication of scientific articles in national and international journals in healthcare. Now a days she is responsible for the development of partnerships between private and public institutions through strategic solutions that guarantee sustainable environment.

Mr. Noel Dougba Dago is Ph.D graduate in Applied Biotechnology (University of Verona). He worked at the Genomic Center (Department of Biotechnology, University of Verona), assessing custom microarray design strategies performances by RNA-Seq approach. He developed strong Bioinformatics and Biostatistics background. He holed a Master degree in Research and Innovation in Health Sciences (University of Salerno) focusing on Genomic and Bioinformatics, weighing estrogen receptor beta (ERβ) involvement in monitoring breast cancer pattern by the alternative splicing event in early stimulated MCF7 breast cancer cells lines. He holed a Master in Molecular Biology (University of Camerino) he is now Associate Professor (Department of Biochemistry and Genetic University of Korhogo in Ivory Coast). He is header of the Scientific Council of the Biological Sciences Faculty. He collaborated as Bioinformatician in several research projects programs in several Italian Universities (i.e Brescia, Verona and Salerno).

Alkhansa Salih Mahmoud has obtained PhD in cancer biology and oncology. She worked as Chief Scientific Investigator (CSI) and was responsible for the progress of research work under Coordinated Research Project (CRP)/ IAEA, she managed her team very well and advised them wisely during the CRP. She has experience in cancer research and related fields, including radiation biology and biodosimetry. She has conducted experimental in vivo and in vitro studies based on various techniques, including cell culture techniques, molecular techniques, and immunoassay methods. She shares her research findings through the participation in conferences, workshops and publishing articles. Her research interests include cancer biology, biochemistry, radiation biology, and biodosimitry with emphasis on radiation oncology and radiation protection for nuclear medicine workers.

Alfred “Roc” Ordman received his PhD in Biochemistry at the The University of Wisconsin-Madison. He became a Biochemistry Professor at Beloit College in 1977. His first sabbatical was in cancer research was Cancer Researcher of the Year R. K. Boutwell at McArdle Labs. His research has been on nutrition and healthspan, with many publications. He distributes a weekly nutrition newsletter and has a large website about nutrition and healthspan, with links to peer-reviewed publications. He was elected to the American Society of Nutrition and the Gerontology Research Group. Once Emeritus, he was asked to develop nutritional supplements, designing Mito-C and Triumph, to reduce the risk for dementia and cancer resp. His website also maintains information on the causes of aging and indicates other supplements validated in scientific literature to reduce the risk for age-associated diseases.