Helen Arney: Science presenter, comedian and geek songstress Helen Arney appears on TV, radio and in theatres across the world. You might have seen her explaining physics while riding a rollercoaster for BBC Coast, singing the periodic table on Channel 4 News, hosting Outrageous Acts Of Science on Discovery or smashing wine glasses with the power of her voice in Festival of the Spoken Nerd. Follow online: Twitter | Facebook | YouTube
Dr. Muhammad Atiyat: Muhammad Atiyat is an American statistician working in the Division of Conference Management at UNOG. He believes statistics is a science used to prove science. He is passionate about working with data to improve people’s lives.
Professor Clémence Corminboeuf: The research of Clémence Corminboeuf focuses on the development of electronic structure methods as well as conceptual tools targeted at exploiting non-covalent interactions for applications in the fields of organic electronics and catalysis.She has co-authored more than 150 publications and was the awardee of the Sandoz Family Foundation. Clémence was appointed tenure track assistant professor at the EPFL in 2007 and promoted associate professor in 2014. In 2010, she received the silver medal at the European Young Chemist Award. She was also awarded two ERC grants (starting and consolidator), received the Werner Prize of the Swiss Chemical Society in 2014 and the Theoretical Chemistry Award from the ACS Physical Chemistry Division in 2018. Follow online: Twitter
Dr. Claire Lee: Claire Lee is a South African particle physicist on the ATLAS Experiment at CERN, working on measurements of Standard Model processes and investigating what sort of measurements we will be able to make in the future with the upgraded LHC and ATLAS detector. During the datataking periods she helps to keep the detector functioning optimally as an on-call expert for one of the calorimeters (a part of the detector that measures the energy of the particles coming out of the proton-proton collisions). She is also part of a committee representing Early Career Scientists on the experiment. When not doing physics, she enjoys doing yoga, running, snowboarding with her 8 year old son, and eating all the cheese. Follow online: Twitter | Instagram
Lisa Charlotte Rost: Lisa Charlotte Rost is a Berlin-based designer & award-winning blogger at the charting tool Datawrapper. In 2016, Lisa was an OpenNews Fellow at NPR in Washington, DC. Before that, she created data visualizations for newsrooms like Tagesspiegel, Bloomberg, SPIEGEL & ZEIT Online. She co-hosts the Berlin Data Vis meetup, organizes the global, digital Data Vis Book Club and spends way too much time on Twitter.
