Rouse was educated in England ,receiving a degree in Veterinary medicine from the University of Bristol. He was awarded MSc and PhD degrees from the University of Guelph, Canada and performed his postdoctoral research at the Walter and Eliza Hall Institute of Medical Research in Melbourne , Australia. After a 5 Year appointment at the University of Saskatchewan he moved to the new Veterinary School in Tennessee 45 years ago where he is now a Distinguished Professor. He has trained almost 80 PhDs and postdocs, written >450 research articles and reviews and has a h-index of 90. His area or research is viral immunology. He has received numerous awards, most recently a lifetime achievement award for research from the American Association of Veterinary Medical Colleges (AAVMC). He has yet to retire!

Xiaohua Teng, female, born in March 1963, PH. D, professor, doctoral supervisor, works in College of Animal Science and Technology, Northeast Agricultural University (Harbin, China). She is one of "Outstanding scholars" in Northeast Agricultural University. Her main research interest is environmental toxicology on animals (including fish and poultry). She once served as the team leader of “Livestock and Poultry Environment Discipline” in Northeast Agricultural University and the discipline leader a key discipline of Heilongjiang Province (China) on “Animal Husbandry System Management”. At present, she is an expert in the project evaluation of the National Nature Fund (China), an expert in the evaluation of doctoral and master's thesis, as well as excellent doctoral graduation thesis of the degree center of the Ministry of Education (China), a vice president of “Livestock Ecology of China” (One branch of “Chinese Society of Animal Husbandry and Veterinary Medicine” (China), an expert of “the International Cooperation Committee on Animal Welfare of China Association, and an executive director of Heilongjiang Animal Husbandry and Veterinary Society, Member of Heilongjiang Agricultural Rural Reform and Development Soft Science Research Committee, an evaluation expert of Heilongjiang Educational Science Planning, and an expert of Heilongjiang Educational Science Planning Office in the 12th Five Year Plan and the 13th Five Year Plan. She was a chairman and member of conference academic committee, sub venue host and specked at many academic conferences. She presided over, guided, and participated in 28 projects of NSFC and other scientific research topics and won 10 scientific research awards. She serves as editor for Metabolites and Metabolites Special Issue "The Role of Signaling Pathways in Animal Cell Metabolism" (SCI, 2-zone, IF = 5.581), a member of review committee of one 3-zone SCI journal (Animals). She reviewed manuscripts for 65 SCI journals, including four 1-zone SCI journals, fifteen 2-zone SCI journals, thirty-two 3-zone SCI journals, and fourteen 4-zone SCI journals.

Miroslav Simeonov graduated from Thracian University, Faculty of Agriculture, Stara Zagora, Bulgariq as in 2006 acquired qualification "Bachelor" on specialty "Livestock breeding” (Zootechnican) with a Bachelor’s thesis "Examination of the phenotypic and genotypic parameters of the basic selection characteristics of sheep from the Pleven Blackhead breed". In 2008 he obtained a Master's degree in & quot;sheep and goat farming" with a master’s thesis on “Evaluation of the impact that certain factors exert on the basic selection characteristics of sheep from the Pleven Blackhead breed”. In 2008 he was appointed assistant at the Institute of Forage Crops, Pleven, Bulgaria department “Preservation, quality evaluation and utilization of forage crops”. In 2012 he is assigned a PhD student of independent training at the Institute of Forage Crops, Pleven, Bulgaria Department of “Preservation, quality evaluation and utilization of forage crops” scientific specialty "Nutrition of livestock and feeding technology”. In 2013 he defended dissertation “Effect of different of early weaning lambs of dairy breeds and system for feeding them” for acquire a PhD. In 2014 he was appointed Chief Assistant PhD at Institute of Forage Crops, Pleven, Bulgaria department “Preservation, quality evaluation and utilization of forage crops”. In 2015 he worked as a product manager at HL-TopMix, Sliven, Bulgaria with the main task is"Creating innovative products for nutrition of ruminants". In 2016 he was appointed at the Agricultural Institute, Stara Zagora, Bulgaria as Assistant Professor PhD, and in 2017 he was appointed as Chief Assistant PhD. In 2022, he is Associate Professor of Animal Nutrition at the Agricultural Institute, Stara Zagora, Bulgaria Miroslav Simeonov specializes in Balotesti (Romania) Godollo (Hungary) and Nitra (Slovenia). In 2021 he wrote two books (issued in Bulgaria): 1. Food behavior in small ruminants; 2. Method of different of early weaning lambs and system for feeding them. Miroslav Simeonov has published 39 research papers.

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Bash is a graduate of the College of William and Mary, a certified veterinary practice manager and a licensed veterinary technician. As a veterinary business advisor and a veteran practice manager with more than 20 years of experience, Mr. Halow has helped dozens of veterinary hospitals understand how to build stronger teams and responsibly and ethically grow their businesses. He is a frequent contributor to DVM360 and publications like AAHA Trends and Veterinary Practice News. He is a member of the editorial advisory board for the Fetch DVM360 veterinary conferences. Mr. Halow has been an invited speaker at all the major U.S. veterinary conferences including AVMA, AAHA, VMX, Western, Midwest, IVECCS; state associations, and international conferences like APVC, OVMA, and the CanWest Veterinary Conference in Alberta. He has made several trips to the UK to present at the SPVS Congress in Wales and addressed the Veterinary Management Association at the House of Lords, London, in June 2018. Bash’s work regionally has been impressive. He is an approved speaker for many of our industry’s leading pharmaceutical and veterinary services companies. He has worked extensively with private and corporate groups alike and is often called upon to interface at regional meetings for hospital groups like NVA, VCA, Blue River and Good Vets. His online resources are read by more than 1000 veterinary professionals per month. He is a member of the American Animal Hospital Association, the PVMA, founder and member of the New Jersey Veterinary Hospital Management Association, founder of the Big Apple Veterinary Management Association in New York City, and proud member of the Veterinary Hospital Managers Association. Mr. Halow was the 2013 recipient of the Pennsylvania Veterinary Medical Association’s President’s Award for management education in the state of Pennsylvania. His hobby farm in Pennsylvania is his favorite pastime as are the bees, chickens, and gardens he tends there.

My name is Jurij Wacyk, I'm an Agronomic Engineer from University of Chile, where I also obtained a Master's degree working with Rainbow trout studying the effect of plant protein inclusion level over nutrient absorción kinetics. After this, I got a PhD on fish physiology from the University of Idaho, USA, working with Dr. Ronald Hardy in fish nutrigenomics studying the effect of plant proteins sources and amino acid profiles over liver metabolism and growth rainbow trout. I currently hold a full time assistant professor position at the U of Chile Ag school and my research interests are focused to gain insights in how fish can use their nutrients more efficiently, via balancing the animal requirements and the use of natural resources in a sustainable way. The physiology of the fish as well as the technology used to prepare its diets are processes that interact and define the way fish use nutrients for growth, immune response and reproduction. Using both traditional and molecular tools In our lab we have had the opportunity to study the effect of different protein sources, anti- nutritional factors and plant extracts (terrestrial and marine) over productive performance and the functions of central organs like liver and intestine, central in the acquisition and use of nutrients. So far, we have carried out studies with salmonids (trout and salmon), tilapia and now we are also working with red and golden cusk eel, halibut and yellowtail. All this has been possible due to great and satisfying teamwork (https://www.labna.uchile.cl/ - https://www.cria.uchile.cl/) making us able to get the necessary funds (private and public) to increase our understanding of fish nutrition and lately using the onehealt approach to keep making contribution in this field. At the University of Chile, I also participate in different courses working with undergraduate andpostgraduate students on the basics of animal nutrition and also finding new ways to make them more efficient.

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