I am a senior lecturer with a multi-disciplinary background that gives me a very broad overview of technologies and their applications in complex environments such as healthcare. My research focuses on e-health technologies and applications, specifically IoT and data science approaches, in both mainstream healthcare and disaster situations.

MD, graduated with honors, University of Buenos Aires. Internal medicine specialty, University of Buenos Aires. MSc in Health Informatics, Oregon Health & Science University. PhD candidate in Health Sciences, Hospital Italiano University. Chief Research & Technology Innovation Officer at Health Informatics Department at Hospital Italiano de Buenos Aires

Ryan Shaw leads teams that discover how to integrate patient generated data and emerging technologies into novel care delivery models that manage and improve health outcomes for patients with complex chronic illnesses. This includes data from wearables, sensors and devices that monitor and augment patient care and interface with EHRs.

MD, graduated with honors, University of Buenos Aires. Internal medicine specialty, University of Buenos Aires. MSc in Health Informatics, Oregon Health & Science University. PhD candidate in Health Sciences, Hospital Italiano University.

Björn Schreiweis is head of the junior research group "Integrating Multimedia-Objects and PACS Environments into Universal Knowledge Management Systems" (IMPETUS), head of the medical data integration center at University Hospital Schleswig-Holstein full professor for Medical Informatics at Kiel University, Germany.

Medical doctor with a PhD in health Informatics from the Vrije Universiteit Brussels. Has been working in health informatics in sub Saharan Africa for more than 30 years. Author of several national digital health strategies in Africa. Professor in Digital Health Sociology in DRC, Guinea and Burundi.

Sep. 2017-present Deputy director of National Center for Global Health and Medicine (JP) Jan. 2014-Aug. 2017 Registered researcher of the University of Tokyo Hospital Oct. 2010- Dec. 2014 Project researcher of the University of Tokyo Hospital Apr. 1989- Sep.2010 Project manager of hospital information systems

Kseniia is currently a Biomedical Informatics Master's student at Taipei Medical University working on elderly-friendly smart device development for monitoring blood pressure.

Dr Bradford has a BSc Neuroscience/Psychology, Hons Neuroscience, PhD Neuroscience, Dip Pos Pysc & Wellbeing, and over 10 years in social, biological and technological research experience. Her project work at CSIRO has predominantly centred on digital services for equitable healthcare, developing innovative and effective technologies to enhance health autonomy.