Speakers

Speech Title : Lifting the curtain on one of the Remaining Predictors of Cardiovascular Risk in a South Eastern Greek Municipality

GRADUATE of the Medical School of Athens. Residency in Internal Medicine and Diabetes Specialization: Veterans of the Army Hospital of Athens 1991-1996,2011-2013.Head of the Department of Internal Medicine and Diabetes Outpatient Clinic (since Jan. 1 ,2015 and Dec. 2013, respectively). Chief of Medical Staff of Molaoi General Hospital. Abstracts accepted with Bakides Sofoclis as leading Author since 2010. 12 Abstracts presented at the International Conferences of HPH and Health Services of the WHO from 2010 till 2024. 6 Abstracts presented at the International Symposiums on Osteoporosis NOF (USA): 2010,2011,2012,2013,2014,2015. 3 Abstracts presented at the European Symposiums on Osteoporosis (ECTS): 2013,2014,2015.

Speech Title : Education as a factor in social integration for people affected by disabilities in communities endemic to neglected tropical diseases: results of a pilot formative study conducted in Benin and Cote d Ivoire, West Africa

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Dr. Younis held a visiting professor positions at various universities such as Tsinghua University, China, University Putra Malaysia, Jena University, Germany. Dr. Younis has a history of playing visible roles on the editorial boards of journals as Chief Editor, Guest Editor and Editorial board member of leading journals, such as JHCF, Inquiry, JHHSA, JPBAFM, EJEPH. Dr. Younis is a frequent speaker for both academic and professional audiences. His talks often feature his latest research and work in progress, as well as cross-industry trends and strategy implications. He has provided workshops and presentations for world-wide organizations. His research and findings apply to for-profit, non-profit, and government settings. Dr. Younis has consulted with several organizations on healthcare finance, and economics. Dr. Younis is often invited to speak about the challenges in the healthcare industry and other related topics to health economics, finance, and research. He has presented topics, such as, healthcare reform, ownership structure, profitability, unit cost, payment system and efficiency in management, at a variety of forums and conferences in USA, Europe, Asia and Middle East.

Speech Title : Impact of Head Orientation on 2D Facial Morphometrics: A Cross-Population Study of Buryat and Russian Groups

Dr. Anna A. Mezentseva is a researcher at the Institute of Ethnology and Anthropology, Russian Academy of Sciences. Her research interests lie at the intersection of physical anthropology, geometric morphometrics, and evolutionary psychology. She specializes in cross-cultural studies of human appearance, focusing on facial morphology, sexual dimorphism, and social perception in diverse populations, including indigenous groups of Siberia and European populations. She has authored multiple publications on the biological and social aspects of human facial variation.

Speech Title : AI-Driven Optimization of Circadian Lighting Models for Enhancing Sleep Health: A Neural Network Approach

Ming Liu is a Professor and PhD Supervisor at the Faculty of Architecture and Fine Arts, Dalian University of Technology. Her research focuses on the built light environment, urban light pollution, and night-time light remote sensing. She has spearheaded multiple research initiatives exploring the intersection of environmental engineering and human health, with a specific emphasis on developing intelligent systems for healthier living spaces. Professor Liu has published extensively in high-impact journals, contributing to the advancement of non-visual effects of light and the implementation of AI-driven strategies for circadian health management. Fei Xu is a 25-year-old Master’s student in Architecture at Dalian University of Technology. Her research focuses on the optimization of built light environments and urban remote sensing. She has co-authored significant studies in high-impact journals, including the International Journal of Applied Earth Observation and Geoinformation (2026), regarding multispectral inversion models, and Buildings (2025), focusing on the quantitative evaluation of sleep-conducive workplaces. Her work aims to leverage AI-driven methodologies and intelligent algorithms to enhance human well-being and develop adaptive health-oriented environmental systems