Globally boarded (DABT, ATS, ERT) doctorate part-time toxicology consultant with 46 years of toxicology work experience. I have extensive work background in the major employment areas of the toxicology discipline: academia, government, contract laboratories, consulting and the pharmaceutical industry environments. Toxicology consulting services are provided in multiple areas of toxicology including, but not limited to, general toxicology, occupational toxicology (e.g., OELs, ADEs, PDEs), risk assessments of extraneous matter, extractables and leachables, solvents, impurities, degradants, excipients, trace elements, metals, and genetic toxicology. I have lengthy experience with toxicology risk assessment of finished product medical devices, combination products including the finished device and individual components as manufacturing components that are used in the process stream (e.g., filters, tubing, bioreactor liners, containers, films, coatings, inks/pigments, etc.) in manufacturing the finished products. I have in the past several years and currently continue to be an invited speaker and/or SME panelist at both national and international HPAPI and Extractable &Leachables Conferences. I also have experience as a subject matter expert (SME) toxicologist in litigation events

Marco Lelli received his Ph.D. in Chemistry in 2007. From 2007 to 2018, he conducted research and academic activities at the Department of Chemistry of the University of Bologna, where he specialized in the development of novel materials and inorganic systems. His primary research interests include inorganic synthesis, antibacterial polymer development, and photocatalytic active ingredients. He currently works as an independent scientific consultant. The results of his research are documented in several indexed scientific papers and international patents, significantly contributing to the fields of biomaterials for bone regeneration and biomedical applications.

Nasibeh Zanjirani Farahani, PhD, CSM® is an Assistant Professor of Medicine at Mayo Clinic and a systems engineer specializing in translational artificial intelligence for healthcare. She serves as Manager for the Mayo Clinic Platform mentoring startups and is a member of the Generative AI Steering Committee, where she contributes to enterprise governance frameworks for the safe, ethical, and scalable integration of AI technologies into clinical practice. Dr. Farahani’s research focuses on the development, evaluation, and real-world deployment of machine learning and generative AI models using multimodal clinical data, including EHR, imaging, and genomic sources. Her work emphasizes model validation, bias mitigation, workflow integration, and the design of equity-aware data systems. She has evaluated more than 600 external AI solutions and collaborated with over 100 healthcare startups worldwide, supporting translation from algorithm development to clinical implementation. She has authored more than 40 peer-reviewed publications and serves in national advisory roles, including contributions to the Coalition for Health AI (CHAI), advancing standards for trustworthy AI in healthcare.

Sudheer Singamsetty is a seasoned expert in Artificial Intelligence and emerging technologies, with over 20 years of experience spanning research, product development, and strategic advisory roles. His work has tracked the evolution of AI—from early rule-based systems to today’s cutting-edge deep learning and generative models. Known for his forward-thinking insights, Sudheer is passionate about shaping the future of AI and sharing his knowledge with diverse audiences.

Muhammad Saad is a chemical engineer and master's student in Polymer Sciences and Sustainable Materials at the University of Strasbourg (France) and the University of Freiburg (Germany). He holds a B.Sc. in Chemical Engineering and has two years of professional experience as a Process Engineer at a fertilizer manufacturing plant, where he was involved in process monitoring, troubleshooting, and performance optimization to ensure stable and efficient plant operations. His expertise includes polymer and material systems along with advanced materials characterization techniques such as SEM XRD, DSC, FTIR, NMR and AFM. He has experience in analyzing material properties and understanding structure-property relationships to support quality control and process improvement. His current academic interests focus on polymer materials, functional and sustainable material development, and the application of materials science to industrial challenges. His work is driven by a strong interest in practical, real-world engineering solutions and the integration of materials research with industrial applications.

Dr. Oluwafisayomi I. Oyinwola is a Specialist Paediatrician with over two decades of clinical, academic, and leadership experience in child health and neonatology. She currently serves as the Neonatologist at Asokoro District Hospital and is pursuing a Master of Public Health (Epidemiology) at Ahmadu Bello University. She holds fellowships in Paediatrics from the National Postgraduate Medical College of Nigeria and the West African College of Physicians, as well as a Post-Fellowship Diploma in Audiological Medicine. Dr. Oyinwola is passionate about research, medical education, neonatal care, and capacity building. She has contributed to healthcare training, mentoring, and editorial work, and is recognized for her commitment to excellence, teamwork, and advancing child health services in Nigeria.

I am a Mechanical Engineer specializing in mechatronics and industrial automation, as well as a postgraduate Space Technology Expert. Currently a graduating Master of Sciences student in Space Engineering and technical expert for a space program, I contribute to research experiments for the International Space Station while simultaneously working in the machine tool industry. My R&D background spans leading projects for smart products, semiconductor metrology equipment, electric vehicle infrastructure, and industrial equipment. Additionally, I have contributed to a university small satellite project and provided mentorship in suborbital rocket development.