G. L. Comer, Ph. D is a member of the Department of Physics of Saint Louis University. His Ph. D is in theoretical physics. He held two postdoctoral positions, the first with the Racah Institute of Physics, The Hebrew University and the second with the Department of Relativistic Astrophysics and Cosmology of the Observatory of Paris. His main area of expertise is on the dynamics of general relativistic dissipative multiple fluid systems.

Brunello Tirozzi of Mathematical Physics at the University of Rome La Sapienza, Department of Physics. Retired in 2015, since then associate to Enea Research Center of Controlled Fusion at Frascati, Rome. I have published 170 research papers on different fields: elementary particle physics, quantum lattice models, classical dynamics of particle systems, Gibbs random fields for classical spins, central limit theorem for Gibbs random field, Gibbs state for the system with random interaction, neural networks, storage of patterns, Hopfield model. Models of biological neurons. Neural networks description of the immune system. Solutions of hydrodynamical equations, asymptotic expansions. Application to typhoon and tsunami propagation, Maslov operator, run-up. Plasma physics, the study of the solution of photosphere plasma, application to accretion disks of stars, propagation of em waves in a plasma.

Italian physicist active in the field of gravitational physics, General Relativity and space research. He graduated 'Magna cum Laude' in 1980 at Sapienza University of Rome and awarded the PhD degree in Physics in 1984 at University of Texas at Austin. His PhD committee was composed by John Archibald Wheeler, Richard Matzner, Steven Weinberg (Nobel prize of physics 1979), Bryce DeWitt, and Larry Shepley. From 1982 to 1988 he worked at University of Texas at Austin as teaching assistant, research associate and lecturer (faculty member of the Univ. of Texas at Austin).

In 2015, Ahmed Daassou obtained a Ph.D. in Astrophysics. From December 2018 to June 2023, he worked as an Assistant Professor at the Physics Department, Polydisciplinary Faculty, Cadi Ayyad University, Morocco. In recognition of his expertise and contributions, in June 2023, he was promoted to the position of Professor at the same university. Furthermore, Dr. Daassou serves as the Deputy Director of the Fundamental and Applied Physics Laboratory (FAPL) at Cadi Ayyad University since 2020, where he actively contributes to research and academic leadership.

Prof. D S Hooda (Former PVC Kurukshetra Univeristy) Honorary Professor in mathematics at GJU of Science & Technology, Hisar (India). Field of Specialization: Information Theory and its Applications Research Interest: Information measures, source coding, and entropy optimization principles and their applications in statistics and finance mathematics, survival analysis, pattern recognition, Various types of fuzzy sets and fuzzy information measures.

Svatopluk Civis had pursued his Doctor of Natural Sciences (rndr.) And Candidade of Sciences (csc.). Charles University, Prague Czech Republic. He was a Professor in Applied physics and Faculty of Nuclear Sciences and Physical Engineering in Czech Technical University in Prague. His experience includes plethora of positions as a chemistry expertise in institutes like J. Heyrovsky Institute of Physical Chemistry and Herzberg Institute of Astrophysics. As being one of the most invited speaker in International Conferences from the past few years, he focuses on improvising his latest discoveries. The research interest mainly encompasses the study on Infrared diode laser and microwave spectroscopy of molecular ions and short lived species. Environmental laser chemistry and Fourier transform spectroscopy. Civis@jh-inst.cas.c

Born in Nuoro Italy on July 03, 1969, Resident in Prato Italy. Prof Corda is Global Energy Technology Plc, Scientific Director and Senior Scientist for Yellow Group of Companies. Christian Corda received his Ph.D from Pisa University Pisa, Italy during the period 2003 to 2007.Thesis title: “Signals and interferometric response functions in the framework of gravitational waves arising from Extended Theories of Gravity”,During this time, he also did research ( between 2004 2005 ) at Pisa University, Department of Physics within the Virgo project on the Dark Matter gravitational, waves correlation, and the Instituto Nazionale Previdenza Della.

Dr. Dan W. Kosik received his B.S. in astrophysics from Michigan State University in 1973 and his Ph.D. in physics from Ohio University in 1980. He worked for Amoco Production Co. as a geophysicist in the Michigan Basin and the Gulf of Mexico. While there he developed a new approach to handling near surface statics in seismic data processing and recommended locations for successful wildcat gas well discoveries. He later joined Mission Research Corp. as a computational physicist engaged in SDI projects. During his tenure there he worked on development of computer programs for adaptive optics phase reconstruction and for high energy deposition in materials from nuclear weapon devices. He is presently an associate professor of physics at Butler University. His current research interests are in nuclear pair production and bremsstrahlung processes, high energy particle physics, and elastic and non-elastic wave propagation through inhomogeneous materials. He is a member of the American Physical Society, Society for Exploration Geophysicists, and American Geophysical Union.

chideahidea Maria Lecian graduated in Physics- Theoreticla Physics in 2005 at Sapienza University of Rome, Italy, Physics Department and ICRA- International Center for Relativistic Astrophysics Relativistic Astrophysics, and completed her PhD in Physics- Relativistic Astrophysics (IRAP_-International Relativistic Astrophysics PhD) at Sapienza University of Rome, Physics Department and ICRA in 2008, Sapienza Unviersity of Rome, with an INFN (National Institute for Nuclear Physics) Postdoctoral Fellowship. Accomplished postdoctoral studies at IHES- Institut des Hautes E'tudes Scientifiques, Bures-sur-Yvette, France, and APC- Astroparticules et Cosmologie, Paris, France (2009-2010) with a Sapienza University Postodctoral CUN2 Research Fellowship , an Angelo Della Riccia Postdoctoral Fellowship and an IHES Postdoctoral Fellowship; AEI-MPI (2009-2011), Max Planck Institute for Gravitational Physics- Albert Einstein Institute, Potsdam-Golm, Germany (2011 and 2013) with a Grant awarded to Foreign Postdocs and a Postdoctoral Research Grant; and Sapienza University of Rome (2011-2013 and 2013-2014) with a Sapienza University Postdoctorla Fellowship. Has been Assistant Professor at Sapienza University of Rome, Architecture Department, SBAI (Department of Fundamental Sciences and Engineering), DIAEE (Department of Austronautics Engineering, Electric and Energetics) (2007-2017). Has been Researcher at Comenius Univeristy in Bratislava, Faculty of Mathematics, Physics and Informatics, Department of Theoretical Physics and Physics Education- KTFDF and appointed Erasmus Lecturer with a SAIA- NS'P (Slovak Academic Information Agency- National Stipendium Programme of the Slovak Republic) grant for International University Researchers (2017-2018).

Graduated with Honours at 24 years of age as Doctor in Aeronautical Engineeering at the University Politecnico Torino (Italy), in 2010 has been proposed by the President of the Italian Space Agency as first sub-orbital astronaut-engineer for sub-orbital research flights. In 2005 became the first non-U.S. citizen authorized to fly from the NASA Space Shuttle L.F. at the Kennedy Space Center (Cape Canaveral-Florida) for the first NASA Microgravity Pathfinder Flights. So far he has worked in weightlessness almost three times longer periods than Iuri Gagarin’s spaceflight; during such test-flight programs, he trained and brought on board representatives of the general population, including the world’s oldest (93 years of age), the first disabled woman and the youngest-ever (11 yr-old) life-sciences test subjects in zero-gravity, for experiments involving Nobel Prize-winning scientists with spin-off biomed and technological applications for kids, disabled and elderly.

Active in Astroparticle since 1978 I, I considered the neutrino mass role in SN-graviton-Neutrino Burst, in cosmology, in galaxy formation and in UHECR by nu-nu scattering (Z-Burst model). I considered on 1999 the Tau Airshower to discover UHE neutrinos at PeV-EeV. I am studying UHECR map and composition, favoring He-Cen A connection and pointing also to possible UHECR-TeV gamma connections by UHECR Ni decaying in flight. Testing Neutrino mix beaming and crossing along the Earth.

Scott J. Bolton is an American theoretical and experimental space physicist. He is an associate vice president of the Southwest Research Institute Space Science and Engineering Division.[1] His research area is planetary sciences with a focus on the giant planets and the origin of the solar system. Previously serving as a member of the Galileo and Cassini–Huygens missions, Bolton became the Principal Investigator of Juno, a New Frontiers program mission to Jupiter which began primary science in 2016.

Graduated with honors from the Faculty of Architecture of the Turin Polytechnic in December 1997, with a thesis on historical research and design in the field of "Industrial Archaeology" concerning the recovery and museum setting up of an ancient seventeenth-century factory located in the province of Cuneo, in Piedmont. The thesis has combined the interest in the preservation of the historic building and the elements connoting its "architecture", with the more technological and plant engineering aspects linked both to the function for which it was built and to the planning of its recovery. The articulated body of the thesis involved a long interdisciplinary work, which lasted about two years, during which several university professors, two supervisors and a renowned historian from Cuneo, Prof. Rinaldo Comba were involved.

Mr. František Lomoz Completed his education in 1962 at the School of Electrotechnics in Kutná Hora, Czech Republic. From 1962 to the present he is gaining work and professional experience in the field of designing and developing electrical equipment and air conditioning. From 1965 to the present he is Acquiring a practical and theoretical basis of astronomy at Josef Sadil’s observatory in Sedlcany (Czech Republic). He is the Head of Josef Sadil´s observatory in Sedlčany from 1982 to the present. And a Member of the Czech Astronomical Society, Section of Variable Stars and Exoplanets. Mr. Lomoz is an Active Member and lecturing on Astronomy and Physics in the Cosmological Section of the Czech Astronomical Society. Mr. Lomoz is a co-author of 16 publications.

My name is Yahya Awad Sharif. I studied at the University Of Khartoum, Department of Physics and Mathematics. I am a Physicist and an inventor. I have two patents for two inventions. My new theory is titled "The living body special mass: A new theory" This theory is published in the " International Astronomy and Astrophysics Research Journal, volume 5, issue1, page 59-64"

Educational biography 1966 - 1971 Graduated from Yerevan State University, Faculty of Physics, Specialization: Theoretical Physics, Qualification: Physicist 1974 - 1977. PhD student, Yerevan State University, Department of Theoretical Physics; Seconded post-graduate student, Joint Institute of Nuclear Research (JINR), Dubna, Russia in 1980 Candidate of Physical and Mathematical Sciences, "Multiple scattering phenomena of guiding particles in inelastic hadron-nuclear interactions", Yerevan State University

Prof. Gengxin Xie is a Doctor of Engineering，and work as a post-doctoral fellow in the University of California, Berkeley. He currently serves as the Executive Deputy Director of the Deep Space Exploration Joint Research Centeunder the Ministry of Education r (COSE), Dean of Institute of Advanced Technology at Chongqing University, Ph.D supervisor at College of Environment and Ecology, Chongqing University, Member of the Science and Technology Committee under the Ministry of Education, Member of the Deep Space Exploration Professional Group, Member of the International Astronautical Federation, leader of the innovation team of the Ministry of Education. He is the winner of the second prize of National Science and Technology Progress Award, first prize of Science and Technology Progress Award and first prize of Natural Progress Award by Ministry of Education. He is the chief designer of the biological experiment playload on China’s Chang’e-4, a lunar exploration project, which has cultivated the first green leaf on the moon surface for the first time in human history, and was awarded as one of the Outstanding Contributors to the lunar exploration of Chang'e-4 by six state-level ministries such as the Ministry of Human Resources and Social Security.

Dr. Sebahattin Tüzemen is visiting the Physics Department at Wake Forest University for 6 months (November '00 - May '01) as a Fulbright Scholar. Dr. Tüzemen is Dean of the Faculty of Arts and Sciences and Professor of Physics at Atatürk University in Erzurum, Turkey. He will be working with Prof. Richard Williams, Dr. Burak Ucer, and students at Wake Forest on effects of point defects and their spatial uniformity in III-V materials. Dr. Tüzemen describes the goal of his project in the following way: Active optical and electronic devices characteristically work at non-equilibrium conditions. Therefore, recombination types and mechanisms play important roles in the quantum efficiency and other characteristics of the devices. The recombination processes proceed via defect centers in the material. In non-equilibrium conditions, due to the change of quasi Fermi levels for both electrons and holes, the parameters of the materials are controlled by minority carriers rather than majority carriers.

Dr. David Levitt is a cognitive scientist, software engineer, AI researcher, virtual and augmented reality innovator, entrepreneur, musician, physicist and writer. Dr. Levitt is co-founder, president and CEO of Pantomime Corporation, and a Research Fellow at Stochastic Labs. He earned his B.S. in Engineering and Applied Science at Yale, and his masters in Electrical Engineering and Computer Science and doctorate in Artificial Intelligence at MIT. Dr. Levitt, who has worked in physics since his time at Bell Labs, is passionate about physics education and misconceptions about relativity. In the fall of 2023 he presented Accelerometer Experiments Clarify Einstein�s Gravity Theory at the ACP 2023 Conference on Fundamental and Applied Physics. His approach provides easy ways to use smart phones to show gravity is a fictitious force arising from spacetime curvature, simplifying explanations of general relativity. In 2023 Levitt joined Stochastic Labs in Berkeley as a Research Fellow, renewing his focus on algorithmic music and physics. Levitt fluently plays and improvises music on keyboards and vocals. He lives with his family in Sebastopol, California.

Aerospace Engineer, PhD - Senior Researcher/Project Manager at COMOTI-Bucharest, Romania - Former employers: S.C. Turbomecanica SA, General Electric, SMCPFA - Collaboration in EC R&D projects with: Airbus, SAFRAN, Rolls-Royce, Avio, DLR, NLR, Politecnico di Milano, MTU, ISVR, ONERA, Politehnica University of Bucharest, Faculty of Aerospace Engineering -Bucharest

S.P. Pogossian obtained a Ph.D. from the University of Brest while doing most of his thesis at the CNRS in Meudon. At that time, his research concerned the guided propagation of light and neutron waves. He worked in the field of silicon-germanium optoelectronics and on exchange coupling in magnetism. He is now interested in the field of astrodynamics. He is a lecturer at the University of Brest at the “Laboratoire d'Océanographie Physique et Spatiale”.

Biography: Dr. Siddharth Satpathy is a senior member of the technical staff responsible for AI battery algorithms at Element Energy in California. He has worked as a senior machine learning engineer for reputable firms like Deepfence and Cisco before joining Element Energy. He received his PhD in astrophysics from Carnegie Mellon University in Pittsburgh (CMU), as well as master's degrees in physics, machine learning (ML), and another master's degree in physics from the National Institute of Science Education and Research (NISER) in India. He worked at Deepfence, a company that provides services in cloud security and observability. In Deepfence, he designed machine learning platforms for the detection of network communication anomalies and irregularities. He also created FlowMeter, a well-known open-source AI application that uses machine learning to analyse and organise network packet samples. His work, Flowmeter, has about 1,000 GitHub stars and has been widely adopted by the machine learning community. Dr. Satpathy worked on the Cisco team that created the Predictive Networks (now known as WAN Insights), which allowed networks to forecast user experience. The Cisco 2023 Tech Innovator Award went to WAN Insights. During his doctoral studies at CMU, Dr. Satpathy examined the large-scale structure of the cosmos and the existence of dark energy. Here, he classified photos from telescopes using deep learning architectures to find proof of dark energy. Additionally, he created estimators to investigate enormous datasets of galaxies and quasars in order to glean knowledge about the composition and development of the cosmos. One of his significant works, which demonstrated how NASA's Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope could gaze back in time to observe where sound waves from the early universe left traces, was the subject of a press release from NASA.

Alessandro Drago has achieved the Master Degree in Physics with “Magna cum Laude” in 1978 at “La Sapienza” University of Rome. Since 1992 he gets a permanent position at the Laboratori Nazionali di Frascati (LNF) of the Istituto Nazionale di Fisica Nucleare (INFN). In May 2020, he retired becoming Senior Research Associate. From 2011 to 2020 he has been Contract Professor for the course of Cybernetics, in the Department of Physics, at the Rome “Tor Vergata” University. At LNF he has worked mainly on the design and commissioning of DAFNE, the Italian electron/positron circular collider. As accelerator physicist he has collaborated with SLAC (Stanford Linac Accelerator Center, USA), with ALS (Advanced Light Source, at the Berkeley University, USA) and with CERN (Geneve, Switzerland). At LNF he has also made part of the SPARC (a Frascati free electron laser) team designing the timing system. He has coordinated other important researches in the accelerator beam diagnostics developing mid-infrared devices with time resolved capability. At the University of Florence, in the physics and astronomy department, he is currently working on fast mid infrared detectors by using ground-based telescopes, developing a preliminary design study to search for astronomical FIRB (Fast InfraRed Bursts).

Yi-Fang Chang. Professor, Department of Physics, Yunnan University, China. From 1978 to today at Department of Physics, Yunnan University. Research theoretical physics, astrophysics, biophysics, mathematical physics, and some cross-cutting sciences. So far, published 480 papers by Chinese and English. Editor of International Journal of Modern Theoretical Physics. Editor of Sumerianz Journal of Social Science. Editor of Physical Science & Biophysics Journal.

I like studying new things. I once received education in multiple fields such as Business Information Systems, European Business and Linguistics. Particularly I love theoretically-based research also in multiple fields including the universal gravitation, black holes and cosmic formation, origins of life, medicine and linguistics.

Raees Noorbhai is an astrophysicist, writer and activist, with academic research interests in Dark Matter, multi-messenger astronomy, theoretical astrophysics and Milky Way satellites in the Local group, including dwarf galaxies and the Magellanic clouds. In 2019, he was the chairperson of the student councils for both the School of Physics and the Faculty of Science at Wits University in Johannesburg, as well as the chairperson of the Wits Student Forum. He is the founder of the Decolonisation of Science reading club and has also published a number of essays on Climate Justice. In 2023, he received a Master’s in Astrophysics cum laude from Wits university for his dissertation, focusing on multi-messenger searches for Dark Matter in Milky Way satellites, utilising next generation telescopes with unprecedented detection capabilities. These telescopes include CTA in the gamma ray domain, KM3NeT in the neutrino domain and MeerKAT in the radio domain. He also served as chairperson of the Amnesty International chapter at Wits university from 2015 to 2018 and is currently the National Coordinator of the Socialist Youth Movement in South Africa.

Bio - Born in 2002 in Jaipur, India, Karan is a student at Ashoka University pursuing his 3rd year as an undergraduate with a specialisation in computer science, economics, and physics. Physics is a passion for him, and while he has taken several physics courses in college, his keen interest in the subject is reflected in the published papers on topics like space propulsion, black hole physics, black hole computing, and exoplanet detection. He has worked as a research intern at NELCO (a satellite VSAT provider). His main area of research was VSAT access methods: uplink, downlink, SCPA, and TDMA terminals.

He got his undergraduate degree from Tehran University. In 1960 he received his MSc degree in physics from University of Toronto. He finished his doctoral thesis on Astronomy and Astrophysics at University of Chicago under the supervision of Subrahmanyan Chandrasekhar in 1963. He started teaching physics in Sharif University of Technology, and Shiraz University. Sobouti made significant contributions to the education of physics and basic sciences in Iran. His aim was to train young scientists who were capable of performing world- class research.