**Tushabe John Vianney** is a bioinformatician and genomics researcher with expertise in pathogen genomics, computational biology, and data analysis. His research has focused on applying genomic and bioinformatics approaches to infectious and neglected tropical diseases, with publications on schistosomiasis and parasite population genomics. He is passionate about using computational tools to address public health challenges and is expanding his research interests to include snakebite envenoming,

I am a primary care doctor and public health specialist. I have >20 years of experience in working in rural and remotes parts of PNG in primary care and public health.

Physician and Clinical Toxicologist, Faculty at a National-Level Poison Information Centre, India

Sangwari is a not-for-profit organization registered under section 8 of the company act. We are working in Surguja region of northern Chhattisgarh in comprehensive primary healthcare through community clinics, community health and nutrition program for the marginalized and vulnerable communities and health system support in neglected NCDs, pain and palliative care and PVTG support cell.

JUNOON-E-ZINDGI TRUST is a community-based organization working in the health sector in Pakistan. We provide access to basic healthcare, free medical camps, and health education for underserved communities, with a focus on women, children, and youth. Our programs cover hygiene, nutrition, maternal and child health, disease prevention, and climate-related health issues like heat stress and safe drinking water. Through awareness campaigns and youth engagement, we promote preventive care and h

I am a Nigerian microbiology graduate, full-stack software developer and digital-health professional preparing a Launch Track entry for the Wellcome Snakebite Innovation Prize. I am exploring ways to reduce delays in access, referral and appropriate care for snakebite patients in underserved communities. I bring product design, rapid prototyping and user-research skills and seek clinicians, researchers and implementation partners to co-develop a practical, low-bandwidth intervention.

I am a physician with 14 years of experience in infectious diseases, conducting clinical trials across multiple diseases such as HIV, COVID 19, malaria and antimicrobial resistance. My interests lie in how affordable and accessible interventions can solve problems in rural and low- to middle-income socioeconomic settings, through clinical research and analytical science.

I am a first-year B.Tech student in Robotics and AI with a strong interest in applying robotics, artificial intelligence, and assistive technologies to solve real-world healthcare challenges. I enjoy learning by building practical projects and exploring how technology can improve accessibility, patient care, and emergency response. My long-term goal is to develop affordable, impactful innovations that benefit underserved communities. I am eager to collaborate with researchers, clinicians,

Professor of Immunology conducting research on neglected diseases including snake bites and venoms for the last 20 years. Team leader with many research awards, published more than 150 manuscripts in international peer reviewed journals on different diseases including snake bites and envenoming. Supervised more than 54 Masters degree students and more than 23 Ph.D. thesis research.

Researcher and Project Manager with over 13 years of experience in academia, NGOs, and humanitarian organizations, specializing in medical microbiology, public health, and global health research. Recently managed global health research for the INTEGRATE Lassa Fever Research Platform. Also led research programme at The Leprosy Mission Nigeria (TLMN). Awarded the 2022 RSTMH/NIHR grant. Authored/co-authored 30+ peer-reviewed publications (with 200+ citations) and as a journal editor/reviewer.