Marion Ben Jacob has a Ph.D. in theoretical mathematics and is ABD in computer science. She is a Professor in the Department of Mathematics and Computer Sciences at Mercy College for over 36 years. She teaches courses in mathematics and computer science, both in the traditional classroom and online. She has published articles on, assessment, mathematics, computer science, computer ethics, pedagogy, online teaching/distance education, collaborative learning, and global learning. She is the editor and a contributing author of Integrating Computer Ethics across the Curriculum. She is the author of an e-book, Computer Ethics: Integrating across the Curriculum.

Professor David Wang, M.S,. is an Associate Professor of Computer Science at Mercy College. He has led several NSF STEM and Microsoft grants totaling more than $1,000,000. He has served on the Content Advisory Committee for New York State Teacher Certification., as well on the Computer Science Review Committee for the joint ACM & IEEE 2001 Curriculum Project. As Associate Dean of School of Liberal Arts, he was a member of college-wide strategic planning committee and led the school’s academic program assessment efforts.

Dan DuBravec is a senior consultant at LMI, a not-for-profit consulting firm headquartered in the Washington, D.C. area. Mr. DuBravec leads IT implementation projects and holds multiple EHR certifications, as well as a BS in product design from Illinois State University and an MS in educational technology leadership from George Washington University. His published articles on EHRs and Genomic data have been featured in the Journal of AHIMA (American Health Information Management Association). He is currently working with George Mason University on a research project focused on the Shareability and Accessibility to Big Genomic Data.

Francesco Zirilli born in Genoa in 1949 graduated from Sapienza Università di Roma in 1971.He has been a professor in Università di Camerino, Università di Catania, Università di Salerno, Sapienza Università di Roma.He has been visiting professor in the USA several times, principal investigator in research grants funded by national and international agencies, editorial board member and editor in chief of several scientific journals.The research interests of Francesco Zirilli are applied and numerical mathematics and their applications in science and engineering.He is author or coauthor of about 160 scientific publications in refereed journals and books.

Dr. Arcady Putilov received his PhDs (candidate and doctor of science) from the Institute of Physiology (Novosibirsk) and the Siberian Medical University (Tomsk), He’s a research group leader at the Institute for Molecular Biology and Biophysics (Novosibirsk). He’s experienced in study of rhythmic processes in physiology, biochemistry, zoology, ecology, psychology, psychiatry, and history. His other research interests include sleep regulation, personality, individual differences, evolutionary psychology, and history. He authored several hundred scientific publications including books and articles in peer reviewed international journals. He also writes for the general public about sleep, biological rhythms, mood disorders, psychology, and history of science.

Chronobiology (mostly circadian physiology), sleep-wake regulation processes, biological and psychological processes modeling, inter-individual differences, psychology (mostly personality trait structuring, evolutionary psychology, comparative and zoological psychology), human and animal ethology, ecology (communities of animal species).

Maria José works as Systems Analyst at the Federal University of São Paulo, at the Information Technology Department of Hospital São Paulo. Post graduated in Health Informatics at the Federal University of São Paulo. Has experience in research, implementation and training in new health software’s. Participates in the standardization group of the Brazilian Association of Technical Standards (ABNT) and in the Innovation area in technology of Hospital São Paulo. She has worked in marketing at large advertising companies in Brazil. She's always researching new technologies that can positively impact society.

Marion Ben Jacob has a Ph.D. in theoretical mathematics and is ABD in computer science. She is a Professor in the Department of Mathematics and Computer Sciences at Mercy College for over 36 years. She teaches courses in mathematics and computer science, both in the traditional classroom and online. She has published articles on, assessment, mathematics, computer science, computer ethics, pedagogy, online teaching/distance education, collaborative learning, and global learning. She is the editor and a contributing author of Integrating Computer Ethics across the Curriculum. She is the author of an e-book, Computer Ethics: Integrating across the Curriculum.