16^th World Congress on Healthcare & Technologies June 15-16, 2020 Barcelona, Spain

Sean Hall is MD, Chief Executive Officer, Medlab Clinical LTD, Sydney Australia. He founded Medlab in August 2012. He has over 20 years’ experience in nutraceutical sales and development, as well as early drug discovery in Australia, Asia and the US. He has led and inspired his teams to author multiple patents, write peer reviewed articles and deliver lectures at scientific conferences. His passion is leading his researchers into novel areas and strong commercialisation opportunities. He was a founder of FIT-BioCeuticals. Under his management and guidance BioCeuticals became the most innovative, research driven, practitioner brand in Australia. For his sale of FIT-BioCeuticals to Blackmores in 2012, he was nominated as a finalist in the inaugural Australian Exit CEO of the Year Award. He is a Medical Doctor with an MBA in clinical pharmaceutical management, and focuses on the research to pioneer innovation and commercialisation. He is an active member of Medicines Australia, the European Medical Association, the American Federation for Medical Researcher, The World Medical Association, A4M and Special Operations Medical Association.

He focuses on the research to pioneer innovation and commercialisation

Becky Faett has been a full time faculty member at the University of Pittsburgh School of Nursing since 2006. She received her PhD in Rehabilitation and Technology from the University of Pittsburgh. Her research focuses on enhancing functional ability and self-management of those disabled by chronic illness. Her dissertation for her PhD involved the development, implementation and evaluation of the education component of a tele-rehabilitation program designed to enhance functional ability and self-management of individuals with limited mobility due to lymphedema. She is responsible for course content, course management, student evaluation, and mentoring of faculty for courses that introduce undergraduate nursing students to management of patients with acute/chronic medical surgical conditions. She has received multiple awards for her innovative teaching including the Provost’s Innovation in Education award, the Distinguished Clinical Scholar award, the Nursing Excellence in Teaching and Technology award and the Dean’s Distinguished Teaching award.

Her research focuses on enhancing functional ability and self-management of those disabled by chronic illness

Corneliu Bob graduated at the University Politehnica of Timisoara–Romania in 1961 and Ph.D. Civil Engineering in 1971 at the same University. In 1990 he became professor of R.C. Structures and Ph.D. – Scientific Coordinator at the Civil Engineering Faculty in Timisoara. From 1996 till 2004 he was the Head of the National Building Research Institute–Timisoara Branch. He has also been very active in the Romanian Associations for Civil Engineering: National Association Engineering for Structural Analysis, Bucharest, Romanian Concrete Commission, Romanian Academy–Material Science. Member of IABSE since 1992, at the same time he became the member in the Permanent Committee, Chairman of the IABSE Romanian Group and member of the SED Editorial Board

The field of interest of works is rehabilitation of structures, analysis and design of structures, durability of buildings, new special concrete types

Jaya Tripathi is a Principal Scientist and Advanced Analytics at MITRE, a federally-funded nonprofit that works in the public interest. Since 2010, her research has focused on various aspects of the opioid epidemic. She is the inventor of various data-driven, actionable tools to assist with opioid management decision-making at the point-of-care, identifying prescriber fraud schemes, geospatial analytics and evaluating a patient’s risk of drug overdose where the prediction horizon can be parametrized. She is currently developing a policy simulator studying MAT-related policies. Ms. Tripathi has presented her research at numerous conferences and has been invited as a subject matter expert on panels at important national venues. She is a peer reviewer for academic conferences and government grants. She has also presented her work to the Surgeon General, the Comptroller General at GAO, the OMB and ONDCP at the White House.

Her research has focused on various aspects of the opioid epidemic