Dr. Ananya Tritipthumrongchok is General Manager of Eubios Ethics Institute and the International Peace and Development Ethics Centre, Kaeng Krachan. She is a Thai citizen and has a Ph.D. and MBGPH from American University of Sovereign Nations, a M.S. in Population and Development from the National Institute of Development Administration(NIDA), and a B.A. in Personal Management from Rajabhat Suan Sunanta University in Thailand, and worked for 10 years in HRM in AIS telecommunications and 6 years for Acer Computers, prior to her duties for Eubios Ethics Institute, which include to manage Youth Peace Ambassadors International and assist with the secretariat of the Asian Bioethics Association. She is also Director of the main office of American University of Sovereign Nations (AUSN), in Bangkok, Thailand. Her research includes analysis of fortune-telling and mental health, and leadership development. Email: ananya@eubios.info
Dr. Darryl R.J. Macer is Director of Eubios Ethics Institute and Director of the International Peace and Development Ethics Centre at Kaeng Krachan. He is Professor of Bioethics and Biomedicine, and President of American University of Sovereign Nations, Arizona, USA. He is also a Research Fellow at the Centre for Ethics of Science and Technology at Chulalangkorn University, Bangkok; Visiting Senior Research Fellow at United Nations University Institute of Advanced Studies (UNU-IAS); Affiliated Professor in Philosophy at Kumamoto University, Japan. He was born in 1962 in Christchurch, New Zealand. He has a B.Sc (Hons) in Biochemistry from Lincoln College, University of Canterbury, 1983; Ph.D. in Biochemistry at the MRC Laboratory of Molecular Biology, and Trinity College, University of Cambridge, U.K., 1987; and was awarded an Honorary Doctorate in Philosophy from Kumamoto University, Japan in 2009. He has since worked in UK, New Zealand, Italy, Japan, Thailand and USA; and is a member of many international bioethics committees. He founded Eubios Ethics Institute in Japan and New Zealand in 1990. He has published 20 authored books, 26 edited books, and three hundred peer reviewed academic papers. He taught bioethics at the University of Tsukuba, Japan from 1990-2005, and was Regional Advisor on Social and Human Sciences in Asia and the Pacific, in RUSHSAP, UNESCO Bangkok, Thailand from 2004 - 2013. Email: darryl@eubios.info
Rimesh Khanal is Research Fellow of the Eubios Ethics Institute, and President/Founder of Youth's UNESCO Club, Nepal. He is conducting international research on youth organizations, public health, peace and sports. He was born in Nepal where he completed his Bachelor of Business Studies. He is also an International Youth Peace Ambassador, Youth Looking beyond Disaster Ambassador. His social work and youth ethics interest brought to him to AUSN. His volunteer work in Values, education and importance of Peace made him the leader of the Olympic Truce Peace Campaign in Nepal. His Interest is to empower youth no matter which religion, caste, tribe in the field of Peace, Disaster, Olympic Truce, which directly or indirectly reflects Human Ethics towards nature. His research on human ethics especially youth with a view towards Life, Environment will help many of us to create an ability to understand us (as a youth). Email: rimesh909@gmail.com
Dr. Leonard H. Le Blanc III is Research Fellow of the Eubios Ethics Institute, and Dean of American University of Sovereign Nations based in Bangkok, Thailand. He has worked in literature, and social development in different countries, and has a Ph.D. and MBGPH from American University of Sovereign Nations, two MA and several Bachelors degrees in Geography and Social Sciences. He has worked on women's self-help projects in Afghanistan and several philanthropic projects in Iraq. He is a U.S. citizen and has also been a volunteer to RUSHSAP, UNESCO Bangkok and a contributor to 'Time' magazine and other publications. He resides in Bangkok, Thailand with his family.
Lena Adnan Issa LeBlanc is Research Fellow of the Eubios Ethics Institute, and an Iraqi citizen who has worked for UNESCAP and other UN agencies on international development activities, and is based in Bangkok, Thailand. She has also been an intern to RUSHSAP, UNESCO Bangkok. She has a BA in English and a MA in International Relations, from Webster University, USA; and a MBGPH from American University of Sovereign Nations.
Alin Horj is Research Fellow of the Eubios Ethics Institute, and a Romanian citizen. He has a BSc in Economics (Minor: International Affairs), from Andrew Young School of Policy Studies of Georgia State University (USA), and a BA in Economics and Management, from Ca’ Foscari University of Venice (Italy). He has worked in Thailand, France and Belgium. He is currently a MA student at John Hopkins University program in Bologna and Washington D.C.. His research interests include evaluation of the YPA and LBD action plans, national youth policy, and ethics of energy policies. Email: alin@eubios.info
ria permana sari is Research Fellow of the Eubios Ethics Institute, and an Indonesian citizen. She has a MSc from Asian Institute of Technology, Thailand on Gender and Development Studies. She studied international relations for her first degree at University of Pembangunan National Veterans, Jogjakarta, Indonesia and joined exchange program in social sciences at University of Turku, Finland. She is working for the Indonesian government. Her research interests include world views of nature of indigenous peoples and ethics and gender studies. Email: ria@eubios.info
