Matteo Innocenti graduated in 2017 in Medicine and Surgery at the University of Florence with a final grade of 110/110. He has been licensed for the medical profession in 2017. Currently he is attending the fourth year of residency in Psychiatry at the Psychiatry Unit of the Department of Human Health Sciences of the Careggi University Hospital (Prof. Valdo Ricca and Prof. Giovanni Castellini). He is currently attending the fourth year of the Post-Rationalist Cognitive Behavioral Psychotherapy school "CTCC Center for Cognitive Behavioral Therapy" (Prof. M. Reda, Dr. R. Verità, Dr. F. Galassi). Since 2018 Matteo has been involved in clinical research in the field of eating and anxiety disorders, with scientific publications in indexed journals including the International Journal of Eating Disorders and the Journal of Psychosomatic Research. He has participated in several international conferences and presented oral communication in few congresses including the EPA 2020 and the upcoming EPA 2021.

E.V. Iznak born in 1973 in Moscow, graduated from the Department of Higher Nervous Activity of the Biological Faculty of M.V. Lomonosov’s Moscow State University (MSU) In 1996. Has PhD degree (Russian Candidate of Biological Sciences) from MSU since 1999 with the PhD thesis on the topic: “Neurophysiological and psychological characteristics of individuals with different efficiency of probabilistic and prognostic activity”. Since 2001, E.V. Iznak works in the Laboratory of Neurophysiology of the Mental Health Research Centre (Moscow), now as a leading researcher. She is a highly qualified specialist in the field of clinical neurophysiology, psychophysiology, and instrumental diagnostics of human functional state in normal conditions and in mental pathology. She is the author of more than 140 scientific publications, took part in a number of international multicenter research projects, and was one of the leading investigators in scientific projects supported by the Russian Basic Research Foundation. As well she has experience in reviewing of manuscripts sent to Russian and foreign scientific journals. E.V. Iznak scientific interests covers a wide range of problems of clinical neurophysiology, including the diagnostic and prognostic validity of electroencephalograms (EEG) and cognitive evoked potentials (ERPs), the introduction of quantitative EEG methods in scientific research and clinical practice, the study of the neurobiological bases of mental disorders and the effects of treatment.