Vesna Dimitrova was born on 13.05.1974 in Skopje. Primary and secondary education finished in Skopje, with continued great success. The study of informatics at the Institute for Informatics graduated in June 1997 with a diploma thesis in the field of cryptography, titled "Software implementation of secure communication with C modules in UNIX" (promoter prof. d-r Smile Markovski). During the study she takes scholarships for talented students. In May 2005 she finished her MA thesis entitled "Quasigroup transformations and their applications" (promoter prof. d-r Smile Markovski), and in November 2010 she finished her Phd thesis entitled "Quasigroup processed strings, their Boolean presentation and application in cryptography and coding theory" (promoter prof. d-r Smile Markovski). In April 2000 she was employed as an assistant at the Institute for Informatics. Now she is associate professor at the Institute of Informatics. At the Institute of Informatics, she has 14 teaching subjects and prepared electronic teaching materials for some of them. She speaks English and German and understands Russian. Scientific field of interest is cryptography, especially quasigroup transformations and their application in cryptography. She has published 19 scientific papers and has participated with its presentations of over 30 conferences, symposia, congresses, seminars, schools and workshops. She was one of the lecturers of the school "Algebraic Structures and their Applications in Coding theory and Cryptography" in Ohrid, 2009 under DAAD project. She made several academic visits: the Johannes Kepler University, in Linz, Austria, the Bulgarian Academy of Sciences in Sofia, Bulgaria, South Bank University in London, Great Britain and others. She was a member in 8 national and international projects. In addition to the active work in teaching and scientific research, there is a great professional activity. She has published 9 papers, two technical reports and two posters for conferences. She is the translator and expert reviewer of the book in the field of cryptography, "Practical Cryptography". She is a member of the Association ICT-ACT, the Association of Informatics in Macedonia and the Centre for Digitization of National Heritage in Macedonia. She was a member in organization committee of three international conferences and she was an editor of the Book of extended abstracts of an international conference.

Sonja is born in 1980 in Skopje. She received her Bachelor in Electrical Engineering with honors at the Faculty of Electrical Engineering in Skopje in 2003. She continued with her Master and PhD degrees at the Faculty of Electrical Engineering and Information Technologies and finished her studies with honors in 2007 and 2009, respectfully. Right after her graduation in 2003 she started working at the Institute of Computer Science on the Faculty of Electrical Engineering as a junior teaching and research assistant. After her Master studies she was promoted to senior assistant in 2007, and when she got her PhD as an assistant professor in 2009. She has published over 40 scientific papers and is an author of a number of educational books. She participated and is an active member of a number of national and international science and applicative projects. Her research areas of interest include wireless mobile ad hoc networks, complex networks, computer networks, applicative software, parallel computing, electromagnetic compatibility and women in engineering.

Born in 1981 in Skopje. Has graduated in Electrical Engineering in Skopje in 2005. He finished his master studies at the Faculty of Electrical Engineering and Information Technologies in 2008. Currently he is working on his doctoral thesis in the area of vulnerability and dynamical processes of complex networks. Immediately after graduation he started working at the Institute of Computer Technology in Electrical and Computer Engineering in Skopje as an assistant. At 2007 he started working as teaching assistant for the subjects in the field of computer technology and informatics. During his work he has provided a significant contribution to the design, creation and organization of the exercises and the teaching material. He was involved in the research in the field of complex computer networks and has published 15 scientific papers in international and domestic conferences and journals. Participated in the preparation of 5 books, as well as a number of scientific research and application projects. Areas of his research interests are complex networks, computer networks, wireless mobile ad hoc networks, application software and web technology, designing systems on chip.