Nicolas Martelli
European Georges Pompidou Hospital and Université Paris-Saclay
Dr. Nicolas Martelli (PharmD, PhD) is a hospital pharmacist and a clinical associate professor. Dr. Nicolas Martelli graduated from Montpellier University, obtaining a PharmD degree in 2008. He then joined the Department of Hospital Pharmacy at the European Georges Pompidou Hospital (Paris, France). He continued his training, obtaining a PhD in Health Economics in 2015, and in the same year, he joined the Health Economics Research Unit at the Faculty of Pharmacy, Paris-Sud University. Dr. Nicolas Martelli's primary research focus is on Health Technology Assessment (HTA), particularly on medical devices. He is currently working on hospital-based HTA, the assessment of AI-based medical devices, and the influence of medical device regulation on market access.
Ian Cumming
Keele University
Professor Ian Cumming OBE, Professor of Global Healthcare Workforce and Strategy, joined Keele in April 2020 and simultaneously took his role as UK Ambassador for Health of Overseas Territories as well as being appointed as the new chairman of West Midlands Ambulance Service Trust.
Prior to his role at Keele, Professor Ian Cumming was Chief Executive of Health Education England (HEE) for eight years, leading the NHS’ arms-length education and training body having previously served 25 years as an NHS Chief Executive.
Professor Cumming is playing a significant role in the Keele Deal | Health and is working with the Institute for Global Health to build international partnerships and educate students on healthcare systems of countries around the world.
Professor Cumming has a particular interest in global healthcare, healthcare leadership and management, training and educations, and pre-hospital care including paramedic science.
Marie-Pierre Gagnon
Faculty of Nursing, Université Laval
Marie-Pierre Gagnon obtained her PhD in Community Health from Université Laval in 2003. She completed a postdoctoral fellowship at the Catalan Agency for Health Technology Assessment in 2004-2005, followed by another postdoctoral fellowship at the Health Telematics Unit, University of Calgary, in 2005-2006. She is currently an associate professor at the Faculty of Nursing at Université Laval. In 2012, she was awarded the Tier 2 Canada Research Chair in Technologies and Practices in Health. Her research program focuses on the use of scientific evidence in the implementation of innovative technologies, particularly Information and Communication Technologies (ICT) in healthcare. Her other research interests include health technology assessment (HTA) and its impact on decision making, the study of individual, professional and organizational determinants of ICT integration in the healthcare system, patient participation in healthcare decisions, and best practices in knowledge translation and application.
Dr Hatim Abdulhussein
Brunel University and Health Education England
Dr. Hatim Abdulhussein is a Primary Care Physician in North West London, with roles in national healthcare policy, medical education and digital health. Hatim is the National Clinical Lead for AI and Digital Medical Workforce at Health Education England, where his portfolio includes heading up the Digital, AI and Robotics in Education Programme and leading on digital readiness for the medical profession. Hatim is also the incoming joint Medical Director for Kent Surrey Sussex Academic Health Science Network, an Honorary Senior Lecturer at Brunel University London, and an Honorary Reader at Keele University. Hatim is a healthcare leader passionate about driving innovation in healthcare to improve people’s health and educating the future healthcare workforce.
Marina Garcìa Macia
Universidad de Salamanca
Dr. Marina Garcia-Macia is a Ramón y Cajal researcher at the University of Salamanca, where she leads the MacPhagy research group. She did her B.Sc., M.Sc. and PhD in Biology from the University of Oviedo. Then, she did a postdoc at the Albert Einstein College of Medicine (NY, USA) and another at the University of Newcastle (UK). In 2019 she joined the Neuroenergetics and Metabolism group, in Salamanca, to continue her research career by directing her line of research in Batten Disease and becoming a young leader. She is part of different scientific networks, including Women in Autophagy (WIA), SEBBM and SEFAGIA. Her scientific career has always been linked to the study of autophagy. In her study of cellular recycling, she has used different models from beef to mice, including zebrafish, hamsters, cell cultures, to understand everything from aging to obesity, including neurodegenerative or liver diseases.
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Dr Julia Amann
Project lead strategy and innovation, Careum
Dr. Julia Amann studied Health Communication and Business Administration in Switzerland and the United States. She completed her PhD in Health Sciences and Health Policy (University of Lucerne, CH) on Patient-driven Innovation in 2018. During her first postdoctoral appointment, Julia led a co-design project at Swiss Paraplegic Research aimed at developing an evidence-based self-management app with and for people with spinal cord injury. From 2019 to June 2022, she was a postdoc at ETH Zurich, where her research focused on the ethical and societal challenges of artificial intelligence in medicine. Since 2021, she has been a member of the expert council of the Swiss Society for Public Health. In July 2022, Julia joined the Careum Foundation as a project leader in the Strategy and Innovation department with a focus on innovation and digital transformation. Julia is driven by her passion for digital health technologies and her belief that inclusive, participatory research and science communication are key to promoting population health and well-being.
Giovanni Cugliari
iGenius
Vice President of Product in iGenius, in charge of the strategy and execution of effective Product delivery, managing and growing an exceptional organization. Previous experiences as Head of Data Science & AI at Sky, Lead of AI at Accenture, R&D Manager at IIGM and CSO of aGrisù. Cross Functional Leadership managing tech teams including Integration, Self-Service, Augmented Analytics, Conversational AI, Data Engineering, Apps (Web & Mobile), Technology, DevOps, QA & Support, Testing, Product Design (UX & UI) and Product Management. 15 years’ experience in relevant industries building a state of art of data-driven solutions through data science and AI products. Ph.D. in Data Science & Artificial Intelligence, experience in research and development environments in cross- country and cross-industry context. Focus: Decision Intelligence, Total experience, Augmented Consumer, Generative AI, Composable Applications, Augmented Analytics, Conversational AI, Hyper-automation. Mission: “Looking for a brain that can be integrated in a multitude of high impactful data-driven business applications to better support the customer experience”. Adjunct Professor at University of Pavia and Turin. Author of more than 100 research publications and 2 books and Reviewer and Editor for high impacted Journals
Adrian Iftene
University of Iasi, Faculty of Computer Science
Adrian Iftene is a Professor at the "Alexandru Ioan Cuza" University of Iasi, Faculty of Computer Science. His research interests include artificial intelligence (text and image processing using statistical techniques, machine learning, and neural networks) and new technologies (augmented and virtual realities, Amazon Alexa, mobile applications, and application control through gestures and with the help of the eyes). Also, he has experience in software engineering (requirements analysis, architectural and detailed modeling, implementation, and quality assurance), and in the last years, he has developed with his students applications and frameworks for smart cities and smart health. Until now he was involved in 20 research projects, 10 operational programs, 5 Erasmus mobilities, and 3 COST actions. In three projects (MUCKE, Compet IT&C, and IR Smart), he was the project manager and in the STAGES project, he was the scientific adviser. With over 270 publications, his publications are indexed in international databases: 132 papers are indexed in the DBLP database, 115 papers are indexed in the SCOPUS database, 66 papers are indexed in the ISI Web of Knowledge database, 13 papers appeared in International Journals, 24 papers are published by IEEE Computer Society and 16 papers are published in LNCS by Springer.
Laura Mairinoja
Faculty of Medicine -
University of Turku
Laura Mairinoja is a doctoral researcher and university teacher in the Institute of Biomedicine in the Faculty of Medicine in the University of Turku, Finland. Her research interests focus on studying liver steatosis in pre-clinical mouse models with different imaging and image analysis methods, especially AI based methods. In addition, she is teaching in many image analysis -related courses as well as in the course “AI in Diagnostics, Drug Discovery and Imaging” in the University of Turku.