Salvatore Martellucci is ENT medical director at the Latina Hospital. He deals with the treatment of ear, nose and throat pathologies in adults and children but also with the diagnosis and treatment of sleep apnoea, an increasingly common pathology associated with high cardiovascular risk. In addition to his outpatient activities and endoscopic diagnostics, he performs surgery in hospital and in private practice. Dr. Martellucci's main fields of interest are functional rhino-sinus surgery, cosmetic surgery of the nose, endolaryngeal phonosurgery, snoring and obstructive sleep apnoea surgery. He is a speaker at various congresses, seminars, webinars and author of publications in national and international scientific journals.

Physician (National University of La Plata) Otorhinolaryngologist (University of Buenos Aires)
Professor of Otorhinolaryngology (Pontificia Universidad Católica Argentina)
Chief of Service British Hospital (Buenos Aires)
Medical Director Vestibular Argentina

• Degree in Speech Therapy. Del Salvador University.
• Professor of the Clinical Otoneurology Department of the Degree in Speech Therapy at the Universidad del Salvador.   
• Deg. Fga. staff of the British Hospital of Buenos Aires.
• Deg. Fga. staff of Vestibular Argentina.  

ENT doctor, graduated from the University of Buenos Aires, Argentina.
She is currently part of the otorhinolaryngology team at the Hospital General de Agudos Parmenio Piñero in Buenos Aires.
She also carries out her medical/academic activity in Vestibular Argentina, together with her colleagues Dr Binetti and Maria Laura Eseverri, carrying out various works in the area of clinical and electrophysiological otoneurology in adults and children.

Vestibular physiotherapist since 2016. 
Member of the board of the SFKV and then of the first board of the SFRV. 
He co-organised the SFKV congress at the 2023 JFK with a large round table on the management of concussion in physiotherapy. 
He discovered the problem of concussion at the 1st World Congress of Vestibular Rehabilitation in Chicago with colleagues from the SFKV.
When he returned to Paris, he tried to gain a better understanding of the problem of concussion in sport. He works at the Stade Français Rugby.
They were awarded the GDR prize in 2023 for their "Concussion and Vertigo" study projects, and then they became the coordinators of the GDR Vertige "Concussion and Vertigo" Thematic Team. 
On 21 July, they launched the world's 1st complete vestibular assessment study on professional rugby players with Prof VITTE, Prof PERRIN, Dr Frederic XAVIER, Ms Emmanuelle CHOUIN, Mr Florian COURCOUX and Mr CASTERAN.

Lead Audiologist, Vestibular Clinical Services & Director, Vestibular and Balance Research Laboratory
Boys Town National Research Hospital – Omaha, NE

Kristen Janky, AuD, PhD, CCC-A is Lead Audiologist of Vestibular Clinical Services and Director of the Vestibular and Balance Research Laboratory at Boys Town National Research Hospital in Omaha NE. She sees patients one day a week in the vestibular clinic and spends her remaining time in research-related activities. Her research focuses on vestibular assessment and long-term effects of vestibular loss in children and special populations.  She received her AuD from Towson University, her PhD from the University of Nebraska and did a post-doctoral fellowship at Johns Hopkins University.

Enrico Armato was ENT medical director at ULSS3 Veneto Region. He has over 35 years of experience as an ENT specialist, with a focus on neck surgery. His true passion is otoneurology. For many years, he has been interested in the functional assessment of vertiginous patients. He is author of the book 'The Video Head Impulse Test - Theoretical and practical aspects' and co-author of numerous articles in national and international literature. He is also a contract professor with the University of Padua, Department of Neuroscience, Degree Course in Audiometric Techniques. Enrico has been collaborating with Inventis for several years and he is a reference figure for everything related to the vestibular world.

Paediatric Otorhinolaryngology Surgeon in the Department of Otorhinolaryngology, University of Malaya (Malaysia). 

She is a Lecturer and Paediatric Otorhinolaryngology Surgeon at the University of Malaya. She completed her postgraduate degree at the University Sains Malaysia and obtained Gold Medal. She has also been a Fellow of the European Board of Otorhinolaryngology, Head and Neck Surgery since 2019. She completed an Observer Fellowship on Paediatric Audiovestibular at Alder Hey's Children's Hospital, Liverpool, United Kingdom. To date, she has over 140 peer-reviewed publications, including 40 research papers and she has reviewed over 200 publications. She is listed in the World's Top 2% Scientist by Stanford University in 2022. She is currently persuing her PhD research on Paediatric Vestibular and Balance. She has developed the first Paediatric Vestibular and Balance Clinic at the University of Malaya Medical Centre, which is also the first of its kind in the region. 

Dr. Nicolás Pérez Fernández is a specialist in Otorhinolaryngology at Clínica Universidad de Navarra, Spain. With decades of experience, he is an expert in balance disorders, particularly vestibular pathologies, and their diagnostic approaches. Dr. Pérez Fernández has published extensively in peer-reviewed journals, focusing on vestibular diagnostics and rehabilitation techniques. He is a renowned educator and speaker, frequently contributing to international conferences and academic seminars. Known for his innovative research, he has developed and applied advanced methodologies in clinical practice, particularly in vestibular assessment using vHIT and other cutting-edge tools. Dr. Pérez Fernández combines clinical expertise with a passion for advancing diagnostic precision in otorhinolaryngology.

Leonardo Manzari is a specialist ENT doctor with a passion for otoneurology and vestibular sciences. He graduated in Medicine and Surgery from the Catholic University of the Sacred Heart in Rome and trained as a Registrar in ENT/ORL in Edinburgh. For many years, he has collaborated with Prof. Ian S. Curthoys (Barany Gold Medal) at the Vestibular Research Laboratory in Sydney, contributing to the clinical validation of vHIT and research on ocular and cervical VEMPs and cranial vibration stimulation. He teaches Otoneurology, Vestibology and Vestibular Rehabilitation and coordinates national ECM courses. A speaker at numerous international conferences such as Bárány and IFOS, he sits on the boards of the Prosper Ménière Society and the International Vestibular Society and on various editorial boards of peer-reviewed journals. Author of over 110 publications, in 2023 he was included among the top 2% of scientists worldwide.  

Professor Soumit Dasgupta is an award winning consultant neurotologist/audiovestibular physician and clinical lead in paediatric audiology at Alder Hey Children’s NHS Foundation Trust and the Hypatia Dizziness and Balance Centre in Liverpool, United Kingdom.
He is a honorary senior lecturer in the University of Liverpool UK, a honorary lecturer, Audiology and Deafness, in the University of Manchester UK and a honorary visiting professor, Otology and Skull Base Surgery, in the University of Siena, Italy.
He is a globally acknowledged expert in paediatric vestibular disorders leading one of the few tertiary paediatric vestibular centres in the world and a paediatric vestibular research laboratory.
He is well published in peer reviewed index journals and has written several text book chapters.
He is leading the UK in looking into genetic hearing loss and ototoxicity in the paediatric population with dedicated monitoring protocols and represents the UK in the International Ototoxicity Monitoring Group (IOMG), a global consortium of experts researching in ototoxicity.
He is the international secretary of the International Vestibular Society, the Chairman of Education in the British Association of Audiovestibular Physicians and an executive committee member of the British Society of Neurotology and Otology.
He is an expert reviewer for 9 index journals on Neurotology and Genetics, in the editorial board of four index journals and is an expert adviser to the General Medical Council, United Kingdom.

Dr. Stavros Hatzopoulos has been a faculty member of the Audiology & ENT Clinic at the University of Ferrara, Italy, since 1994. His background is in Biomedical Engineering and Hearing Science (BS from the University of Southern California, MSc from Texas A&M University, and PhD from Worcester Polytechnic Institute in Massachusetts). He received his habilitation as an associate professor in 2014. He is the author of more than 245 book chapters, peer-reviewed papers, and conference presentations. He has participated in numerous European Concerted Action projects in the fields of Otoacoustic Emissions, Genetics, and Nanotechnologies. His main areas of interest are clinical Auditory Electrophysiology, Teleaudiology, and Long-Distance Learning. Currently, he serves as the editor of the Portal on Otoacoustic Emissions and as the Managing Editor of the Hearing, Balance & Communication journal.