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Abdelkareem Badri was born in Sudan 1987. He earned his BS.c of Electronics Engineering from University of Khartoum in 2008. In his graduation year, ElBedri decided to utilize his talent and help the deaf to engage in the society. Therefore he invented a glove that could transfer the deaf signs into a form of speech. Upon his graduation Badri proceeded to develop his invention further by participating in five exhibitions and competitions all over the world ; Kenya, Lebanon, Jordan, Netherlands and won many prizes for his invention. One of the most recognized prize was was "King Abdullah Award for Youth Innovation and Achievements" which granted him a fund to develop his invention further and turn it into a product. Badri spent six months in Germany to develop his project.

Graduated from University of Khartoum in major of Clinical Chemistry, Medical Laboratory Science (1997). He then obtain a Higher Diploma in Clinical chemistry Medical laboratory science from College of medicine, University of Juba in 2000. He was awarded his M.Sc in the same field in 2004. His PhD in Pharmacokinetics of Warfarin Therapy in Adult Sudanese Patients was from Sungkyunkwan University, school of medicine, Department of Laboratory medicine and genetics, South Korea. Nassreldin is a model for young Sudanese researchers. His research interest is in Genetic association Studies, Pharmacogenomics studies mainly warfarin pharmacogenomics , and Human & population genetic.

After graduating from University of Sudan, with a BA in Fine Arts and Graphic Design in 2001, Fadwa Sa'ad decided to follow her passion for teaching, and turn it into a career.So she took training courses in teaching methods in England 2002 and obtained a diploma in Language and Translation from university of Juba, in 2008. Fadwa believes teaching is a two-ways learning method, and finds teaching a tool for both her and her students to turn knowledge into achievements.