Prof. Madan Rehani is a distinguished clinical medical physicist, known for his innovative contributions to patient radiation safety. His research focuses on integrating image quality with patient dose studies, leading to the creation of a 5-star quality rating system for medical image quality, setting a new standard for dose optimization. As a visionary leader, he pioneered the IAEA Smart Card/SmartRadTrack Project, the first global campaign to track patient radiation exposure. With a vast record of leadership in multi-national research programs across 70 countries and authoring dozens of publications, he remains a leading voice in advancing patient safety and ensuring the highest standards in medical imaging.

Professor Jim Malone is Robert Boyle Professor (Emeritus) of Medical Physics and former Dean of the School of Medicine at Trinity College Dublin. He has collaborated with leading organizations including WHO, IAEA, ICRP, IEC, EC, et al and has a broad interest in humanities. His pioneering contributions to radiation protection and medical physics have been awarded with an Honorary Fellowship by the Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland and the EFOMP Medal for exceptional contribution to medical physics. He has published hundreds of peer-reviewed papers and is the author of Ethics for Radiation Protection in Medicine, Mystery and the Culture of Science, and Tales from the Ivory Tower.

Clinically qualified medical physicist with 35 years of experience in medical imaging. Since becoming an IAEA expert in 2004, she has completed more than 30 missions. Her extensive career is highlighted by over 240 publications in prestigious scientific journals and conference proceedings, along with more than 300 presentations and posters at both national and international conferences. Participated as an expert in 12 European research projects focused on cutting-edge medical technologies. These projects spanned the full spectrum from screening and diagnosis to staging, treatment, dosimetry, and radiation protection, collectively receiving funding exceeding 20 million euros such as the paediatric DRL and the EUCLID DRL projects. IAEA expert for the last 18 years. Served in many professional and international organizations such as EFOMP, IOMP, ESR, AAPM and IAEA.

Field of expertise: Patient and staff dosimetry, optimization, exposure tracking software, quality assurance, radiation protection.

Prof. Mohammad is a highly accomplished expert in radiation protection and environmental radioactivity with over 30 years of experience. Al-Masri is the head of the Radiological Decontamination Division in the Atomic Energy Commission. With a Ph.D. in Applied Chemistry from the University of Salford, UK, his expertise extends to quality assurance and control programs in analytical laboratories, underscoring his comprehensive approach to nuclear safety and environmental health. His work has involved supervising large teams and managing critical projects related to radioactivity monitoring, waste safety, and environmental impact assessment. He has been instrumental in developing and implementing policies related to radiation protection and the safe use of radioactive sources.

Prof. Karunakara Naregundi is a distinguished scientist and academic from Mangalore University, where he serves as the Director for the Centre for Advanced Research in Environmental Radioactivity (CARER) and the Centre for Application of Radiation and Radioisotopes Technology (CARRT). With over 286 publications in international journals and conferences, he has made significant contributions to the fields of environmental radioactivity and radiation protection. A respected member of the Indian Association for Radiation Protection, he has also served as an expert for the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) on missions to several countries, including Kuwait. His expertise in environmental radioactivity and radiation protection is further highlighted by his role as a reviewer for numerous national and international journals. He is also a member of the International Steering Committee, organizing International Conferences on Polonium and radioactive Po isotopes in the environment. He received the prestigious Dr. A. K. Ganguly Award in 2012 for his outstanding work in the field.