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Biographies
Leonid Androuchko, ITU BDT, Rapporteur of Question 14
of ITU-D2
Professor Leonid ANDROUCHKO is a
Rapporteur on eHealth and Telemedicine
in the Telecommunication Development
Sector Study Group 2 of the
International Telecommunication Union
(ITU), Geneva, from the year 2000. His
responsibilities are to conduct a study
on “Telecommunication for eHealth in
Developing Countries” together with
representatives and experts from many
countries - ITU members. He is also
Professor of Telecommunication in the
International University in Geneva. He
is also Guest Professor of the Institute
of Medical Sciences in Tokai University,
Japan.
Professor Leonid ANDROUCHKO was a staff
member of the ITU for more then ten
years and he was a coordinator of the
ITU-D Study Groups. He was also in
charge of all ITU telemedicine
activities organizing training
seminars/conferences and supervising the
implementation of the pilot telemedicine
projects in developing countries. He has
visited many developing countries as an
eHealth expert and presented the report
and his recommendations. He organized
and conducted the First International
Symposium on Telemedicine for Developing
Countries which was held in Portugal in
1997.
Prof. ANDROUCHKO has a degree in
Telecommunication Engineering from the
Kiev Polytechnical Institute and
obtained his PhD in Optical Fibre
Technology from the Academy of Science
of the former USSR. From September 1974
until July 1975, he studied
Telecommunication in London University,
Queen Mary College.
He is a member of the PHI BETA DELTA
Honor Society for International
Scholars. |
François Bochud, Associate Professor of medical physics, Lausanne University Hospital
Prof. François Bochud (PhD) is the director of the institute of radiation physics in CHUV in Lausanne. He is a senior medical physicist, an expert in radiation protection and a member of the Swiss Federal Commission for radioprotection.
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John Caras, USA
John Caras is a computational molecular
biologist (MS-NYU) and an electrical
engineer (BSEE-UF) specializing in
applications related to telebiometrics
for security, safety, and medicine in
relation to telecommunications. He is
also the founder and editor of
Telebiometrics.org reporting,
supporting, and marketing, the latest
ITU-T and IEC/ISO standards activities. |
Zhanat Carr, Radiation Scientist, WHO (World Health Organization)
Dr Carr holds an M.D. in radiation
oncology and MSc and PhD degrees in
radiation biology. She has been trained
as a post-doctoral fellow at the
National Cancer Institute, NIH, USA in
the filed of radiation epidemiology.
Since 2002, Dr Carr has been working at
the WHO Department of Public Health and
Environment and coordinating WHO global
activities in the area of preparedness,
response, and recovery after
radionuclear accidents and emergencies.
She coordinates two global WHO networks:
REMPAN and BioDoseNet. Dr Carr has
written and published more than 40
papers in various scientific journals
and presented numerous lectures at
meetings, conferences and workshops.
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Paul Gérôme, ISO/TC12 Liaison to ITU-T SG 17 (Q9/17)
Paul Gérôme is a professional taxonomist
trained in anthropology (Doctorat d'Etat
de la Sorbonne), semiotics, general
system theory and dermo-science. His
expertise is in public safety and
security. He contributes to the work of
the following standards development
organizations: ITU-T/SG 17 (Editor of
security Recommendations X.1081 and
X.1082); ISO/TC 12 (Convenor of WG 13);
and IEC/TC 25 (Convenor of WG 5,
Telebiometrics related to human
physiology). |
Arkadiy Kremer, ITU-T SG 17 Chairman
1970 - graduated from the Moscow Technical University of Communications
and Informatics (MTUCI)
1980 - Ph.D. on technical siences
1980 - 1994 - leader the set of projects in field of implementation the
information and telecommunication technologies
from 1994 - chairman of Russian Association for Networks and Services (RANS)
Executive Committee
from 1997 - head of RANS department in MTUCI
from 2004 - vice chairman of the ITU-T SG 17
from 2008 - chairman of the ITU-T SG 17
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John Larmouth, ITU-T SG 17 Rapporteur (Q12/17)
John Larmouth has a doctorate from Cambridge University and is a Professor Emeritus at Salford University, England. He has been active in international standardization for the last 33 years. He has worked as the Editor of many Standards of ISO/IEC and Recommendations of ITU-T, including IEC 80000-14, several Standards in ISO/IEC JTC1/SC 37, Biometrics, and is the Convenor and Rapporteur of the joint work on ASN.1 in ISO/IEC JTC1/SC6 and ITU-T SG17.
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Jean Paul Lemaire, ITU-T SG 17 Associate Rapporteur (Q9/17)
Jean-Paul Lemaire works in University
Paris Diderot for the French National
Research Center (CNRS) and is involved
in networks and protocols since a long
time. He participates to ASN.1
standardization (ITU-T SG 17 Q12 and
ISO/IEC JTC 1/SC 6/WG 9) since 1998. He
is now also involved in Telebiometrics
(ITU-T SG 17 Q9) and in Directory and
public key/attribute certificates as
Convener of the ISO/IEC/SC 6/WG 8. |
Halima Naboulsi, ISO TC 12
I work in security and network protocols. I am also working with ASN.1 and had widely contributed to the definition of X.th protocols and informational objects associated to Quantities and Units
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Koji Nakao, ITU-T SG 17 Vice-Chairman (WP1/17)
Koji NAKAO is the Information Security Fellow in KDDI, Japan. Since
joining KDDI in 1979, Koji has been engaged in the research on
multimedia communications, communication protocol, secure communicating
system and information security technology for the telecommunications
network.
In the IT standards arena, Koji has been involved in ISO and ITU-T
activities for many years as for telematic services protocol and
information security technology. He is currently a chairman of WG4/SC27
in Japan, focusing mainly on network/application security and
cybersecurity standards development and implementation and he will be a
Vice-Chairman of ITU-T SG17 (Security) for the next study period
(2009-2012).
Koji is also an active member of Japan ISMS user group, which was
established in the 1st Quarter of 2004. He is the board member of Japan
Information Security Audit Association (JASA) and that of Telecom-ISAC
Japan, and concurrently, a Technical Group Chairs (ICSS: information
communication system security) of The Institute of Electronics,
Information and Communication Engineers.
Koji received the B.E. degree of Mathematics from Waseda University, in
Japan, in 1979. He received the IPSJ Research Award in 1992, METI
Ministry Award and KPMG Security Award in 2006, and Contribution Award
(Japan ITU), NICT Research Award, Best Paper Award (JWIS) and MIC Bureau
Award in 2007. He is a member of IPJS and IEICE. Koji has also been a
part-time instructor in Waseda University since 2002.
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Enrico Staderini,
MD Biomedical Engineer, Western Switzerland University of Applied
Science HEIG-VD
Professor Enrico M. Staderini teaches
biomedical technologies and biomedical
electronics at the Haute Ecole
d'Ingénierie et de Gestion du Canton de
Vaud (Western Switzerland University of
Applied Sciences), Department of
Industrial Technologies, Institute of
Industrial Automation. In the past he
served as researcher and medical
consultant with the Norwegian Centre for
Telemedicine (North Norway University
Hospital, Tromsø, Norway) and as
assistant professor of applied physics
in medicine with the “Tor Vergata”
University of Rome. He also served as
visiting professor with the EMBRAPA
Empresa Brasileira de Pesquisa
Agropecuária, Instrumentação
Agropecuária, São Carlos-SP, Brazil,
with the CETEPE Centro de Tecnologia
Educacional para Engenharia,
Universidade de São Paulo, Escola de
Engenharia de São Carlos-SP, Brazil and
the Bioengineering Centre of the Ohio
State University, Columbus (Ohio, USA).
He was also visiting professor at the
College of Medical Physics in the
International Centre for Theoretical
Physics (ICTP-IAEA) in Trieste (Italy).
His very interdisciplinary career
started with a medical doctor degree
from “La Sapienza” University of Rome
(integrated with a formal education in
engineering), followed by a
specialization in bioengineering, a PhD
in cardiovascular physio-pathology and
finally a specialization in assistive
technologies for the handicapped and the
elderly people from the University of
Trieste (Italy). He is a certified
medical professional in Italy and Norway
and a European certified informatics
professional (EUCIP). His present main
research interests are in the fields of
biomedical electronics, biomedical
technologies, rehabilitation
engineering, electromagnetic sensors for
medicine (UWB radars in medicine) and
regulatory issues in bioengineering, in
which topics he published extensively.
He is a member of the Swiss Chapter of
the IEEE, the IEEE EMBS, the SEREC
(Swiss Electromagnetics Research &
Engineering Centre) and the SSBE (Swiss
Society for Biomedical Engineering). No
surprise in his spare time he practices
the radio-amateur activity as HB9EPK. |
Heung Youl Youm, ITU-T SG 17 Vice-Chairman (WP2/17)
Heung Youl Youm is a Vice Chairman of ITU-T Study Group 17 and a candidate
Chairman of Working Party 2 of ITU-T Study Group 17.
He is a Chairman of the Korea local Group for ITU-T Study Group 17 to
the Korea Communications Commission.
He was a Rapporteur for the ITU-T Study Group 17 Question on “Secure
Applications Service” since 2005. He was the Project Editor for many
approved ITU-T Recommendations, such as ITU-T X.1111(Framework of
security technologies for home network), ITU-T X.1034(Guideline on
extensible authentication protocol based authentication and key
management in a data communication network), X.1151(Guideline on secure
password-based authentication protocol with key exchange), etc. He is
the Project Editor for many ITU-T draft Recommendations under
development such as ITU-T X.iptvsec-1(X.1191), X.usnsec-1, X.iptvsec-3,
X.tr-ucc, etc.
He has worked as a professor for the Department of Information Security
Engineering of Soonchunhyang University, Korea since 1990.
He has worked as a Project Manager to Information Security for the
Ministry of Information and Communication and/or the Institute for
Information Technology Advancement since 2006.
He worked for ETRI for 8 years as a Senior Member of Technical Staff
since 1982 working on high speed transmission systems.
He has involved in many advisory committees in the area of Information
Security to the Korea Communications Commission, the Ministry of Public
Administration and Security, and the National Information Service of
Korea(Republic of).
He received a Bachelor degree in 1981, a Master degree in 1983, and a
Ph.D degree in 1990, all in Electronics Engineering from Hanyang
University, Korea.
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