Osteoarthritis and Neuromuscular Diseases

Dr Shum is an Associate Professor at University of St Mark & St John, United Kingdom and a Honorary Associate Professor at the Exeter Spinal Unit, Princess Elizabeth Orthopaedic Centre, Royal Devon and Exeter NHS Foundation Trust, United Kingdom. Dr Gary Shum has completed his PhD in Spine Biomechanics from University of Sydney, Australia. His main research interests are in musculoskeletal and sports biomechanics including inverse dynamics, gait analysis, ultrasound imaging and rehabilitation research.

Sport & Health Sciences, Lumbar intervertebral disc disorder

Interventional treatment of vascular diseases including cerebral aneurysms, animal experiments for medial research, computational fluid dynamics analysis for studying vascular diseases like cerebral aneurysms and vascular stenosis, medical statistics analysis, computer skills, drawing ability using computers (computer aided skills), writing and revising and editing of medical scientific articles, reviewers for medical journal articles, editor in chief for medical journals

Endothelialization and its mechanism of covered stents specially designed for use in the intracranial vasculature

Interventional treatment of vascular diseases including cerebral aneurysms, animal experiments for medial research, computational fluid dynamics analysis for studying vascular diseases like cerebral aneurysms and vascular stenosis, medical statistics analysis, computer skills, drawing ability using computers (computer aided skills), writing and revising and editing of medical scientific articles, reviewers for medical journal articles, editor in chief for medical journals

Endothelialization and its mechanism of covered stents specially designed for use in the intracranial vasculature

Prof. Ewa Mojs, PhD, neuropsychologist, Head of the Department of Clinical Psychology Poznan University of Medical Sciences, researcher and practitioner, is involved in the coordination of and scientific input in research concerning neuropsychological aspects of CNS diseases. She published over 150 articles and 10 monographs in psychology, evaluator of EU projects.

Psychiatry and Clinical Neurosciences

Ivan Bodis-Wollner, MD, DSc, is a graduate of the University of Vienna, Austria. He was a student in Physiology at Cambridge University, England, and a graduate student at the Department of Machine Intelligence and Perception, Edinburgh University (UK). Internship and neurology residency were both completed at Mt. Sinai Hospital, NY, where he obtained a tenured professorship in Neurology and was Co-Director of the Parkinson Disease and Related Disorders Center. Currently Dr. Bodis-Wollner is Professor of Neurology and Ophthalmology at SUNY Downstate Medical School. In 1995 his basic research in Parkinson's Disease and clinical work gained his clinic at Kings County Hospital designation as a Parkinson's Disease Center of Excellence by the National Parkinson Foundation.

Neurology & Opthalmology

Dr.Ioannis Mavroudis,Associate professor

Spine & Dendrites

Prof. Ewa Mojs, PhD, neuropsychologist, Head of the Department of Clinical Psychology Poznan University of Medical Sciences, researcher and practitioner, is involved in the coordination of and scientific input in research concerning neuropsychological aspects of CNS diseases. She published over 150 articles and 10 monographs in psychology, evaluator of EU projects.

Psychiatry and Clinical Neurosciences