My name is Gulibusitan Abulizi (Gülbostan Abliz). I am a Nanofabrication Lead at C12 Quantum Electronics based in Paris. I am passionate about the advancement of nanotechnology. I enjoy fabricating spin-qubit based quantum devices using cleanroom facilities to contribute to the hardware development of the quantum computing. Following my graduation from the University of Twente in 2013 with a master’s degree in nanotechnology, I pursed a PhD degree in experimental physics at the University of Basel in Switzerland and a postdoc afterwards.

Wahid Awad studied and worked in 11 countries including the Netherlands as he completed his master in Biotechnology at Wageningen University. Dr. Awad has a PhD in Genetics from Colorado State University, USA and an executive MBA from ESCP Business School. 

Before founding Rosetta Omics, a Paris-based Biotech startup unlocking the road to precision medicine in cancer, he used to serve as the Chief Business Officer for a french/american pharma company (Cilcare) and an assistant professor at Cairo University. 

Remy Kusters earned his BSc/MSc degrees in Applied Physics from TU Eindhoven in 2012 and completed his PhD in theoretical biophysics at the same institution in 2016. Following his PhD, he relocated to Paris to take up a postdoctoral research position at the Institut Curie. In 2018, he was awarded a fellowship that allowed him to lead a new research team at the intersection of physics and machine learning at the Center for Interdisciplinary Research of the University of Paris. He further pursued this area of research at IBM Research, where he served as a research staff member. In 2022, Remy joined the cultivated meat startup Gourmey, where he oversees the research and development department.

I am Mireia Leon, an aerospace engineer passionate about space exploration. I completed my Master’s degree specializing in space flight at TU Delft in 2022. After this experience, I am continuing my formation as a PhD student at the Paris Observatory, working on surface analysis of Mercury in preparation for the BepiColombo mission. I stay involved with TU Delft through the work done on my MSc thesis on predicting the probability of collision between spacecraft and space debris. The start-up Ecosmic is currently in the process of commercializing this work in the space sector. Hopefully, this will contribute to keeping a clean and safe environment for the growing population of satellites orbiting the Earth.