Organizing Committee

Augustine Aboagye Botwe is a PhD student in Measurements, Evaluation and Data Science at the University of Alberta in Canada, where he also works as a graduate research assistant. His academic and professional background spans over 20 years in strategic evaluation and monitoring, including roles with international organizations such as UNICEF, focusing on evidence generation to improve outcomes for women, children, and vulnerable groups. Botwe’s doctoral research examines culturally safe healthcare delivery and its effects on health outcomes for refugee children, aiming to inform policy and enhance service access. He holds a master’s degree in social research and evaluation and has international field experience across multiple regions.

Maria Schiønning Olsen is a Danish healthcare professional and researcher affiliated with Aarhus University Hospital, one of the leading medical institutions in Denmark. Her work is primarily connected to clinical research and hospital-based healthcare delivery, contributing to advancements in patient care, medical practices, and interdisciplinary collaboration.Olsen has been involved in projects that emphasize evidence-based medicine, quality improvement, and the integration of research into everyday clinical workflows. Through her role at Aarhus University Hospital, she collaborates with physicians, researchers, and healthcare staff to support innovation in diagnostics, treatment strategies, and patient safety initiatives. Her contributions often intersect with broader healthcare system goals in Denmark, including efficiency, sustainability, and improved patient outcomes.In addition to her institutional responsibilities, Olsen is part of a professional environment that values academic rigor and international collaboration. Aarhus University Hospital is closely linked with Aarhus University, enabling professionals like her to engage in teaching, mentoring, and research dissemination.Overall, Maria Schiønning Olsen represents a cohort of modern healthcare professionals dedicated to advancing clinical knowledge while maintaining a strong focus on patient-centered care within a highly respected European healthcare system.

Sarinder Kaur is a distinguished academic at the University of Malaya, where she serves as Associate Professor at the Data Science & Bioinformatics Laboratory, Institute of Biological Sciences, Faculty of Science. She is also an Adjunct Professor at Kings University College, Malaysia. Her academic journey and research career have been driven by a commitment to harnessing data for impactful, real-world solutions, particularly in the domains of AI, data science, bioinformatics, health informatics, and database technology. Sarinder earned her PhD in Bioinformatics as well as her Bachelor’s and Master’s degrees in Computer Science from the University of Malaya.