Dr. Laia Alemany is a public health physician and epidemiologist working in the Catalan Institute of Oncology/IDIBELL, Barcelona, Spain. Her research focuses on describing the role of HPV in HPV-related cancers (i.e. cervix, vulva, vagina, penile, anal mucosae and head and neck cancers.

Maitha Alghfeli, Pediatric resident (PGY3) at Tawam Hospital, a tertiary center in Al Ain city, United Arab Emirates.

Biologist graduated at the State University of the West Zone and Master degree in Parasitic Biology at Oswaldo Cruz Institute (IOC)/Fiocruz. Doctoral student in Tropical Medicine at the Technological Development Laboratory in Virology - IOC - Fiocruz

Glenda Amenos Barraza, Medica (UBA), DTM&H (RCP), MRCPCH Glenda Amenos Barraza is an enthusiastic Italian-Argentine physician born and qualified in Buenos Aires (UBA, 2012) who currently works as HEE Yorkshire and the Humber specialty registrar in Paediatrics in South Yorkshire, England. Over the past 4 years, Glenda has developed an interest in Paediatric Infectious diseases, Immunology and Vaccinology. She has worked in various multidisciplinary QI projects related to the specialty and she is also developing a strong interest in clinical research. Glenda's upbringing in the southern multicultural suburbs of Buenos Aires, and her early exposure to consequences of social injustice and poverty in childhood has influenced her evolving interest in paediatric neglected diseases and advocacy.

Maryam A. Amirrad is a paediatrician with an interest in pediatric infectious diseases. She is also an educator of undergraduate medical students and postgraduate pediatric residents.

I am paediatrician since 1988 and i work in the Nationale Greek System. Now i am working as a director in the Paediatric department, of the General Volos Hospital Achillopouleio. my name is Anastasia Anastasiou-Katsiardani and I studied Medical school, in the National Kapodistrian University of Athens. I also made studies, and postgraduate on infectious disease in Greece, and in England (Birmingham), during 1994-1996. I have done my Phd, in the Universiity of Athens, under professor Trichopoulos. I participated, as a presenting author in many congresses and meetings as a lecture or as a president. I took part with many annouencements. I have also done many publications, some of them were included in pubmed. I Worked as a doctor, up to 40 years . Dr ANASTRASIA ANASTASIOU-KATSIARDANI

I am a clinician scientist, full professor of Pediatrics, at the Paris University in France. I obtained my MD degree (2003) and my PhD degree (2013) at the Paris University. My research focuses on clinical epidemiology especially childhood pneumonia, acute otitis media, bronchiolitis, bacterial meningitis. Since 2020 I study COVID-19 cases, MIS-C and impact of lockdown using robust statistical tools such as time series analysis and Propension score. I am a member of the ESPID since 20210 and a member of the Committee for Scientific Affairs and Awards since 2018.

Clinical pharmacologist and public health researcher. Working in maternal and child health since last 5 years.

I am a Spanish Paediatrician with a special interest in infectious diseases and tropical medicine. During my last year of Paedaitric training I focused on infectious diseases and spent 3 months at the Manhiça Health Research Centre in Mozambique. I then undertook an MSc in Tropical Paediatrics at the Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine, UK, with a 3 month stay in an HIV treating centre in Lilongwe, Malawi, studying predictors of lost-to-follow uo from HIV programmes of children living with HIV. I then moved to the coastal area of Ecuador, Esmeraldas, were I worked for a year at the emergency department of the public district hospital as the head paediatrician, managing mainly acute infectious and tropical diseases. During my stay in Ecuador, I obtained a Wellcome Trust Clinical PhD Fellowship through the Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine. For my PhD, I set up a cohort study to investigate predictors of acute asthma in children in Esmeraldas, Ecuador, as I realised that asthma was a large public health problem in this setting, and that children with asthma were under diagnosed and under treated. After the succesful PhD, I moved to the University of Bern, Switzerland, to gain more trainign in epidemiology and clinical research as a postdoctoral researcher at the Paedaitric Respiratory Epidemilogy group at the Institute of Social and Preventive Medicine.