Dr. Gina Samaan
Director of Division of Health Security and Emergencies, WPRO
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Prof. Isabel Oliver
Director General Science and Research, UKHSA
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Prof. Husuk Lee
Chungnam National University of Korea
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Director. Jonghee Kim
Director, KDCA
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Prof. Isabel Oliver
Director General Science and Research, UKHSA
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Prof. Husuk Lee
Chungnam National University of Korea
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Prof. Hwayoung Lee
Catholic University
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Director. Jonghee Kim
Animal-Borne Infectious Disease Management Division, KDCA
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Dr. Inhye Lee
Korea Institute of Intellectual Property, KIIP
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I am responsible for the science strategy of the organisation and lead the Science Group which comprises over 2,500 professionals in 4 directorates delivering a broad range of scientific functions and services. These include the network of public health and research laboratories, the radiation, chemical and environmental health protection functions, behavioural sciences, research, evaluation and translation. In this role I have established a Centre for Climate and Health Security to ensure that we can protect health effectively in the context of a changing climate. I have also established a Centre for Vaccine Development and Evaluation and a Diagnostics Accelerator to ensure that we have the tools that we need to respond to the next pandemic. I am also responsible for the management of UKHSA’s scientific campuses at Colindale (London), Porton Down (Wiltshire) and Harwell (Oxfordshire) as well as the disperse network of laboratories including Food, Water and Environment microbiology.
Honorary Professor, University of Bristol (since 2016)
Honorary Professor Centre for Global Health, University College London (since 2023)
SELECTED PUBLICATIONS: (TOTAL NO. PAPERS = 54, TOTAL IF=81.296, H-INDEX=10) Lee SY, Lee WS. 2024. Comparing spatial differences in behavioral pattern transition of Black-tailed Gulls during post breeding season in the Korean peninsula. Scientific Reports 14:19527 Yang MS, Yun SH, Hong MJ, Moon YM, Yoo JC, Lee WS. 2022. Marine litter pollution of breeding colony and habitat use patterns of Black-tailed gulls in South Korea. Marine Pollution Bulletin 185:114363 Yun SH, Hong MJ, Yang MS, Jeon HJ, Lee WS. 2022. Assessment of the spatial risk of avian influenza in poultry during the annual cycle: a spatial prediction study focused on seasonal distribution changes in resident waterfowls. Transboundary and Emerging Disease 69:e3128-e3140
Dong-Gun Lee is Professor at the Div. of Infectious Diseases, Dept. of Internal Medicine, College of Medicine, The Catholic University of Korea, Seoul, Korea. Prof. Lee obtained his MD and PhD degrees from the Catholic University of Korea, Seoul, Korea and trained post-doc at the University of Wisconsin-Madison in Madison, WI, USA from 2006 to 2008. His major research interests include the diagnosis and management of infectious complications from hematological malignancy patients, especially focus on resistant bacteria, invasive fungal infections, herpes viruses including cytomegalovirus, respiratory viral infections, and prevention of infectious diseases such as post-transplantation vaccination. He has widely published on this topic and has received multiple competitive research grants through the Korea Health Industry Development Institution, KFDA, and National Evidence-based Health Care Collaborating Agency. He is also actively involved in many clinical trials of management and prevention of invasive fungal and viral infections. Prof. Lee is an active member of many medical societies including The Korean Society of Infectious Diseases (KSID), and Korean Society for Antimicrobial Chemotherapy (KSAT). Now, he is chairperson of the board in KSID. He also works as an editor-in-chief of Infection & Chemotherapy. His work has been published in various scientific journals, including Mycoses, Medical Mycology, Microbial Drug Resistance, Annals of Hematology, Biology of Blood and Marrow Transplantation, Antimicrobial Agents and Chemotherapy, Clinical Microbiology and Infection, Annals of Internal Medicine, Lancet, New England Journal of Medicine and and so on.
A global health leader with over two decades of experience in managing and implementing large-scale health programs across multiple continents. Proven expertise in antimicrobial resistance, tuberculosis control, nutrition, and public health emergencies. Adept at leading multidisciplinary teams, forging strategic partnerships, and driving actions to achieve sustainable health outcomes. Strong track record of policy development, strategic planning, and advocacy within the frameworks of the WHO and United Nations. Committed to driving global health initiatives through innovative, evidence-based approaches.
Medical doctor, experienced and dedicated Global Health Specialist, graduate of University College London (UCL). Itlala is the focal point of EIOS (Epidemic Intelligence from Open Source) for WOAH, is a senior EIOS trainer and leading epidemic intelligence activities at WOAH, specifically leading the Active Search Team responsible of disease Rumor Tracking activities. Additionally, from WOAHs side, she is leading GLEWS+ , the Global Early Warning System which is a One Health Intelligence initiative of the Tripartite Organizations (WHO, FAO, and WOAH). Itlala played a key role in establishing an Active Search team at WOAH’s Asia-Pacific Regional offices in Tokyo and Bangkok, to enhance early warning and surveillance at regional level. She also contributed to numerous risk assessments done for zoonotic diseases outbreaks in collaboration with WHO and FAO under the GLEWS+ initiative, and advanced one health intelligence capacity building efforts. With WOAH, she continues to contribute to various one health topics such as the One Health Intelligence Scoping Study, and leads collaboration with partners in matters of one health intelligence and epidemic intelligence.
Professor Xiao-Nong Zhou is the Chief Scientist on parasitic diseases control in Chinese Center for Disease Control and Prevention (China CDC), and the Director of the World Health Organization (WHO) Collaborating Centre for Tropical Diseases, based in Shanghai. He also serving as Vice Dean of the School of Global Health, Chinese Center for Tropical Diseases Research-Shanghai Jiao Tong University School of Medicine, and Director of the One Health Center, Shanghai Jiao Tong University-The University of Edinburgh. He has been selected as as member of FAO/WHO/UNEP/WOAH Quadripartite One Health High Level Expert Pannel (OHHLEP) Term II, Chairman of Global Health Society for the Chinese Preventive Medicine Association, Chair of One Health Working Group of World Federation for Public Health Association (WFPHA), Co-Director of the Surveillance and Response Working Group for Asia-Pacific Malaria Elimination Network (APMEN), as well as the Editor-in-Chief of three journals, including Infectious Diseases of Poverty, Science in One Health, and Chinese Journal for Schistosomiasis Control. Professor Zhou is a leading international expert in the research and control of tropical diseases, with over 40 years of experience in implementing One Health approaches to control tropical diseases. He has been listed as a high-cited Chinese Researcher since 2016, and a top 2% of the world scientist.
Dr.Inhye Lee has been a researcher at the Korea Institute of Intellectual Property(KIIP) since 2010, a statutory organization to contribute to the development of the national economy by enhancing the competitiveness of intellectual property and expanding the base of intellectual property. She is currently working on policy and legal system research in the Legal System Research Team. Her research focuses on the comparative study and development of legal systems and policies with a broad international perspective.
She graduated from Ewha Womans University, South Korea, with a BA in law and received her MA and PhD in international law. Her doctoral thesis, "A Study on the Protection of the Right to Food in International Law : Focusing on the Conflicts with the Patent Rights" is an in-depth analysis of patent rights in conflict with the right to food under international human rights law. Her recent publications include "Historical Background and Implications for Author's Rights in the International Bill of Human Rights"(2024.6.) And her work includes research on IP trade strategies in the international trade order, the international regime for biodiversity and the BBNJ.
