Jalil Hariri is a consultant pathologist at Southern Jutland Hospital as well as SLB Hospital in Denmark. He is in charge of cytology, gynecological pathology as well as research. He has published several papers and oral presentations addressing primarily non-gynecological liquid-based cytology, immunocytochemistry and HPV.

Cytology and Gynecological pathology

Ruud A. Woutersen obtained his MSc in Pathology, Histology and Biochemistry in 1975 and his PhD in Toxicology and Pharmacology at the Utrecht University in 1979. He worked as a Toxicologic Pathologist/Toxicologist at TNO Innovation for Life from 1979 up to 2016. He was visiting Professor Translational Toxicology at the Wageningen University and Research Centre (2008-2016). Main topics: safety studies for food additives and industrial chemicals, mutagenesis and carcinogenesis. Risk assessments activities were carried out for national (Netherland Health Foundation and Medicines Evaluation Board) and international bodies (SCOEL, EFSA Panels, ECVAM, IARC). He is co(author) of over 200 publications in peer reviewed journals.

Toxicology and Pharmacology

Doxakis Anestakis is the Chairman of the Management Board of the Panhellenic Biobank from Neurological Diseases (Hellas Neuro-Bio). From 2009 he is a research associate in the Laboratory of Medical Biology of School of Medicine in A.U.TH. He has participated in 200 National and International Congresses and has announced 146 abstracts in International and Greek Conferences. He has published 18 Scientific Papers, 15 in Internationally Recognized Journals and 5 in Greek Journals. He has a University Degree in Medicine from Aristotle University of Thessaloniki (A.U.TH) and Bachelor Degree in Medical Laboratories from Technological Institute of Thessaloniki (T.E.I.TH). Also he has a Master Degree in Health Care Management from Open University of Cyprus and a PhD in Medicine from Aristotle University of Thessaloniki (he took a scholarship to undertake the PhD thesis of the "Heraclitus II - Funding for doctoral research. NSRF 2007 – 2013").

Pathology