8th Global Summit on Neurology & Brain Health

Gennaro Della Rocca graduated in Medicine and Surgery in 1991 and specialized in Neurology in 1996. After working as a medical consultant at the “Villa Camaldoli” Clinic in Naples, where he focused on cognitive rehabilitation, he has been serving since July 2020 at the “Antonio Cardarelli” Hospital (AORN) in Naples in the Neurology & Stroke Unit, primarily dealing with dementia. His professional experience has been centered on dementia and cognitive rehabilitation, and he has authored several scientific papers, including Conchiglia G., Della Rocca G., Grossi D. On a peculiar environmental dependency syndrome in a case with fronto-temporal damage: Zelig-like syndrome. Neurocase, 2007, 13(1):1–5; Abate F., Della Rocca G., et al. The “zig-zag” sign in Progressive Supranuclear Palsy. Parkinsonism & Related Disorders, 2020; 79:86–87; and Della Rocca G. Is the Inner Ear the Brain’s Metronome? A New Vestibular Function in a Theoretical Model. Journal of Psychiatry and Cognitive Behaviour, Gavin Publishers, 2025. In September 2024, he published the book Is Time Born from the Brain or Is It the Other Way Around? (Giammarino Publishers), the culmination of ten years of research on the subject.

Bohong Wang is a master’s student in Clinical Chinese Medicine at Beijing University of Chinese Medicine. His research focuses on the pharmacology of traditional Chinese medicine and cerebrovascular diseases. He has published a paper as a co–first author in the renowned pharmacology journal Journal of Ethnopharmacology (IF=5.4), titled “Shuxuetong injection inhibits pyroptosis in acute ischemic stroke via CD44/NLRP3/GSDMD signaling.” In addition, he has contributed to the publication of six Chinese core journal articles and two English-language articles

Shang Jinfeng, a 2024 Ph.D. student in Traditional Chinese Medicine at Beijing University of Chinese Medicine, holds honours including "Jilin Virtue Youth," "Light of the Ordinary Nominee," and recognition among the National Scholarship's Top 100 Graduate Students (2022-2023). He received the National Scholarship, National Endeavor Scholarship, and First-Class Academic Scholarship. His research on cerebral ischemia, drug intervention, and renowned TCM experience inheritance includes participation in 4 national and 13 university projects, resulting in 6 SCI and 15 Chinese core journal publications (cumulative impact factor >50).

Dr. Raul Villamarin Rodriguez is a distinguished cognitive technologist and Vice President of Woxsen University, where he leads pioneering research at the intersection of AI, cognitive science, and behavioural intelligence. His work focuses on developing human-centric systems that enhance decision-making, personalization, and ethical AI deployment. He is the architect of several patented frameworks, including the Behavioural GPS™, Unified Healthcare Intelligence System (UHIS), and the N-PACE academic engine—deployed across education, healthcare, aviation, and urban ecosystems. Dr. Rodriguez’s research is deeply interdisciplinary, combining neurocognitive modelling, predictive analytics, and ethical system design. He has published over 190 academic works, including books, peer-reviewed journals, and policy papers, and is an invited speaker at premier global platforms such as Web Summit, ICAO, World Summit AI, and LEAP. He serves on international boards for higher education, technology ethics, and AI governance, advocating for sustainable, inclusive, and culturally intelligent innovation across the digital economy.