Laboratory of Cell Technology, Faculty of Biotechnology, Agricultural University of Athens, Greece;Professor Spyridon Kintzios is the Rector of the Agricultural University of Athens (since 2018). He holds a Ph.D. in Genetics (TU Munich, Germany), with background studies in Agricultural Science and Chemistry. He directs the AUA Laboratory of Cell Technology. He has working experience of over 30 years in Biotechnology, particularly in the fields of Biosensors and Cell Engineering, with actual products of his research being in operation in 11 countries. He is the author/co-author of 160+ peer-reviewed articles in cited international scientific journals (h=28), and 90+ book chapters and conference presentations. He is also the author/editor of six international books and holder of two European and four national patents. A recipient of several awards (including, in 2021, the prestigious IDea Incubator Competition Prize), he has coordinated and participated in more than 40 European, international, and national funded research projects. Dr. Kintzios has also participated in the foundation of the Hellenic Biotechnology Cluster (HBio) and the Hellenic Society for Nanotechnological Applications in Medicine and Health Science (HSnanoHS/ELENEPY). He is a member of several public and industry committees in Greece and abroad, including the Hellenic Agricultural Academy and the National Council for Research, Technology and Innovation. He is also co-founder of the AUA spin-off companies Ce.B.Tec and Key2Core. He is included in the Stanford University list of top 2% researchers worldwide.

microSENSES Laboratory, Department of Electrical and Electronics Engineering, University of West Attica, Greece;Grigoris Kaltsas is the founder and the head of the microSENSES lab (http://microsenses.eee.uniwa.gr/), which was established in order to enhance the research activities in the general field of microsystems, sensors, microfluidics, and embedded devices. The laboratory mainly focuses on the following research fields: Printed electronics, Flexible devices, Development of microsystems, Sensors, New microsystem technologies, Bio-sensors and bio-systems, Microfluidics, Embedded systems.

Lab of Cell Technology, Department of Biotechnology, Agricultural University of Athens, Greece;Dr. Georgia Moschopoulou is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Biotechnology with the subject "Synthetic Biotechnology". She is a graduate of the Agricultural Biotechnology Department of AUA and holds a Master's and Doctoral degree from the same Department. Her research areas of interest are: (1) Animal and plant cell tissue culture, (2) Biosensors, (3) Electrophysiology, (4) Creating synthetic cells through Membrane Engineering, and (5) Cell biology (cell division and differentiation). She has published 35 research articles in international scientific journals (h-index: 16), participated in more than 30 international and national scientific conferences, and is the author of a chapter in an international book. Also, she is a Guest Co-Editor in Special Issues of an international scientific journal, and systematically acts as a reviewer in scientific publications. Finally, she has experience in the management of research projects through her participation as a Researcher, and Principal Investigator of more than 20 national and European programs.