-    Diagnostic and Interventional Neuroradiologist in Sainte-Anne Hospital Paris
-    Focus on Mechanical thrombectomy for acute stroke: Imaging Biomarkers – Therapeutic rials

Perfusion imaging at cath lab

In July 2022, I graduated as a medical doctor from the National and Kapodistrian University of Athens. During my first year in Switzerland, I worked as a neurology resident at the Rehabilitation Clinic REHAB Basel from 2022 to 2023. In October 2023, I began my PhD under the supervision of Professor M.Psychogios in the University of Basel . The main topic of the PhD is ICAD-related strokes and their acute treatment with Rescue Stenting.

Karol is an Associate Professor at Universidad Nacional de Colombia, coordinating the Insects for Peace initiative to promote social transformation through insect-based solutions. She leads the Insect Network within the Latin American Association of Animal Production and the Insectonomy project, which explores the multidimensional role of insects in agri-food systems. Her work focuses on insect farming for feed and food, circular economy models, and bioeconomy.

Marcel Dicke is professor of Entomology at Wageningen University, Wageningen, The Netherlands. His main interest is in the ecology of insects and insect ecosystem services with a focus on ecology-driven pest management, insects as food and feed and circular agriculture. In 2007 he received the Spinoza award (also known as Dutch Nobel Prize) for his research. His general interest is in using insects to solve societal problems and challenges.

Thaís is an Associate Professor, specializing in international trade, environmental regulation, natural resources, and climate change. She holds a Ph.D. in Economics, her dissertation explored the intersection of trade and environmental policies. Thaís’s research employs advanced econometric methods, and she has published extensively in respected journals. Her ongoing projects include creating empirical legal indicators of environmental law, collaborating with multidisciplinary teams spanning law, data science, and economics.

Olivier Dangles is a director of investigations at the French Research Institute for Development. His research, firmly rooted in an interdisciplinary approach to sustainability science, focuses on the response of biodiversity to global changes, both in natural and man-influenced ecosystems, mainly in the tropical Andes. He has been an associate researcher in several foreign universities for 15 years (Ecuador, Bolivia, USA), and is currently based at the Catholic University of Ecuador, where he co-directs an International Laboratory WASILAB between Ecuador and France.