I am a software developer with a background in backend development and cloud technologies, passionate about building practical solutions to real challenges. I am particularly interested in the First Aid track and exploring how technology can support timely, accessible, and effective first aid for snakebite victims, especially in underserved communities. Through my experience in software development and participation in innovation spaces, I am eager to collaborate with diverse teams and con

ATSWA TRUST is a grassroots humanitarian and community development organization working with vulnerable children, women, small farmers, low-income families, and marginalized communities in Tamil Nadu and Andhra Pradesh, India. Our work focuses on education, child care, livelihoods, sustainable agriculture, healthcare, WASH, disaster preparedness and community resilience. We work closely with local communities to identify needs, develop practical solutions, and strengthen self-reliance and dignit

Self motivated candidature with curiosity, quick-witted analysis, independent judgment and strong interpersonal skills. Experimental techniques: HPLC, synthetic gene construction, cloning and protein expression, antibody production and purification, cell culture (suspension), antigen neutralization, immunofluorescence, nanoparticle-immunosensor. Research expertise in designing ELISA for diagnostics, Signal transduction analysis, in silico protein modeling, transgenic Caenorhabditis elegans

I am a Professor in Toxicology at the Faculty of Medicine, Sabaragamuwa University of Sri Lanka. My field of expertise is snakebites and snake venom. Also, I am a Clinical Toxicologist at Teaching Hospital Ratnapura, Sri Lanka. I also serve as the Secretary of the Expert Committee on Snakebites of the Sri Lanka Medical Association.

I lead commercialization efforts within PATH's Medical Devices and Health Technologies program. Board president of the Global Snakebite Initiative and member of the WHO TSAG for antivenom TPPs, I feel passionately about bringing innovation to the management of snakebite envenomation.

Dr. Dang Thi Anh Thu is Dean of the Faculty of Public Health at University of Medicine and Pharmacy, Hue University, specializing in Public Health, and has extensive research experience in environmental and occupational health, disaster medicine, health risk assessment, and community health priorities. She has extensive experience leading, advising, and supervising research projects and academic programs in Vietnam and internationally.

I am a pharmacist with 10 years of experience at the Information and Toxicological Assistance Center (CIATox) in João Pessoa, Northeast Brazil. My work focuses on providing remote clinical guidance via telephone to healthcare professionals and the general public regarding toxic exposures, with a special emphasis on venomous animal accidents and snakebites. Additionally, my team and I provide in-person clinical follow-up for patients admitted to the local University Hospital.