Keynote & Invited Speakers

Ding-Geng Chen Arizona State University USA	Samuel Clark The Ohio State University Ohio, USA	Boseung Choi Korea University Sejong Campus South Korea	Dobromir Dimitrov Fred Hutch Cancer Center USA
Abba Gumel University of Maryland USA	Jae Kyoung Kim Korea Advanced Institute of Science & Technology (KAIST), South Korea	Natalia Komarova University of California, Irvine, California, USA	Ursula Scharler University of Kwazulu-Natal, South Africa
Sivabal Sivaloganathan University of Waterloo Ontario, Canada

Rights and obligations of the keynote/invited speakers

• Keynote speakers are invited to submit extended abstracts via the usual procedure for participation.
• Keynote speakers are given 45 min for oral presentations. Registration fees are covered by the Organising Committee.
• Keynote speakers are invited to participate in the School for Young Scientists as lecturers, moderators, panelists in the panel discussion and Jury members.
• Keynote speakers are invited to submit original or review articles on their presentations for publication in the journal Biomath. The manuscripts are subjected to the usual peer-review, but every effort will be made for the articles to appear before the conference.
• Keynote speakers are invited to submit materials related to the School for Young Scientists to the journal Biomath Communications.
• Keynote lecturers should be available during the whole conference.