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Dr. Iyad Abu Doush is a Professor of Computer Science at Yarmouk University in Jordan. He previously served as a Professor and the founding Director of the Office of Research and Grants at the American University of Kuwait (AUK). Dr. Abu Doush is a certified ABET Program Evaluator and a Certified Section 508 Trusted Web Tester. He also serves as a Technology Accessibility Consultant and invited expert with the Qatar Assistive Technology Center (Mada).

Dr. Abu Doush began his academic journey with a scholarship from Yarmouk University, earning his M.Sc. and Ph.D. in Computer Science from New Mexico State University, USA. In 2016, he secured funding from USAID to establish the first accessible computer laboratory for people with disabilities in northern Jordan at Yarmouk University—demonstrating his enduring commitment to digital inclusion.

A recipient of the Best Intellectual Award from AUK’s College of Engineering and Applied Sciences (2022–2023), Dr. Abu Doush has published over 90 research articles and has led award-winning student projects and programming teams. His research spans machine learning, optimization algorithms, human-computer interaction, and digital accessibility, and he has received grants from esteemed institutions such as KFAS, Microsoft, and USAID. He has also served as a visiting researcher in Malaysia, Lithuania, and the United States, contributing to international collaborations in AI and accessible technology.

Prof. Ahmad Al-Omari is a tenured professor of bioinformatics. He is an ABET EAC/BMES Program Evaluator (PEV), an Erasmus+ certified trainer, a senior member of IEEE, EMBS, and CIS, and a PLOS ONE and ACISC Journals Editorial Board member. In April 2020, he became the first Jordanian to be certified as an Nvidia Deep Learning Institute (DLI) Instructor and DLI University Ambassador. Prof. Al-Omari is also a judge for the QS Reimagine Education Awards.

Ahmad A. Saifan is a full professor in the Department of Information Systems at Yarmouk University (YU) in Jordan. He earned his Ph.D. in Software Engineering from Queen's University in Canada and holds both a master's degree in Computer Science and a B.Sc. in Computer Science, both from YU. His research interests span several areas, including mining software repositories, software engineering, software testing, model-based testing, mutation testing, debugging, and verification.