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Cecilie Campbell works for the local government through a network organisation located in the Ålesund municipality in Norway where she is responsible for investigating, developing and implementing Welfare Technology—technology that can help support the health, welfare, and social inclusion of older adults—including in long-term care facilities operated by the municipality.

Diane Whitehouse is a Principal eHealth Policy Analyst at EHTEL. Her focus over time has been on the societal, organisational, ethical and innovation aspects of digital health, eHealth, including telemedicine. Her career background has covered work in the European Commission’s DG CNECT on ageing, disability, and health

Egil Petter Stræte is an agricultural economist with expertise in researching food-related restructuring and organisation of innovation in firms and organisations; structural changes and power in food supply chains; rural development; and agricultural advisory service. His work has concentrated mainly on the food sector and agriculture, with a particular emphasis on the dairy sector.

Ericka Johnson is a Science and Technology and Medical Sociology scholar. Her research concerns how humans relate to technology, especially in healthcare settings, and how medical technology involves patients reconceptualizing human bodies and genders.

Federico Manzi studies developmental and educational psychology in relation to technology, in particular to social robotics. His main research topic is the study of Theory of Mind and psychological dynamics in human-robot interactions from a lifespan perspective.

Francisco Javier Pérez Grau works on projects related to avionics and unmanned aerial systems, especially those associated with computer vision, perception technologies, and autonomous systems.

Maja Hadziselimovic is an Automation Engineer at SKAN AG, which produces isolators, cleanroom devices, and decontamination processes for the biopharmaceutical industry. She was previously the national coordinator in Bosnia and Herzegovina for the European Robotics Week that featured public events highlighting the importance of robotics. She is also a member of the Board of Director of euRobotics.

Mirta Michilli is the Co-Founder and General Director of Fondazione Mondo Digitale, a non-profit organization founded by the City of Rome, the Lazio Region, and six major ITC companies in 2001. FMD promotes social and digital inclusion through innovative public education initiatives partnering with schools, companies, non-profit organizations, and local, regional, and national authorities.

Morten Lind is a Professor Emeritus at the Danish Technical University and is associated with KAIROS TECHNOLOGY as a principal specialist. His research interests include automation design, supervisory control of complex industrial systems and infrastructures, functional modeling and application of agent technology, and knowledge-based system in automation.

Ott Velsberg is the Chief Data Officer for the Estonian government. He oversees the strategic coordination of data science and data governance in Estonia, including domains like artificial intelligence and open data. He is also a Ph.D. researcher in the department of Informatics at Umeå University. His research concentrates on the use of information systems in the public sector, with a special focus on the use of the Internet of Things (IoT).

Roberto V. Zicari is the leader of the Z-Inspection Initiative®, where they defined an assessment process for Trustworthy AI in practice. He is an affiliated professor at the Yrkeshögskolan Arcada, Helsinki, Finland, and an adjunct professor at the Seoul National University, South Korea. He previously founded the Frankfurt Big Data Lab at the Goethe University. He is broadly interested in ethics and AI, innovation, and entrepreneurship.