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Aman Maharjan
I am a neuroscience PhD candidate, exploring brain-wide neural circuits for muscle control. I also volunteer in academic teams for Deutsche Neurowissenschafts Olympiade (DNO). I enjoy working in collaborative environments, fueling innovation and sharing knowledge.
Doris Dijksterhuis
I'm a postdoctoral researcher at the UKB's Epileptology Center with a PhD from the Netherlands Institute for Neuroscience. My focus is on the intersection of language and memory, studying hippocampal neurons in epilepsy. I also love to contribute to any form of public outreach!
Eva Kreiß
I'm a neurobiologist and have been working in science coordination and science communication for many years. I am working as public relations officer at the Max Planck-Institute for Neurobiology of Behavior – caesar. Sometimes the best ideas in science come up while having a relaxed chat and a pint.
Jens Tillmann
Hello! I am a neuroscientist passionate about studying behavior and using machine learning techniques to investigate the workings of the brain. Apart from that, my goal is to make science accessible and give people the opportunity to engage with new research as soon as possible!
Jule Schlee
I‘m a curiosity-driven neurobiologist with strong focus on science communication & women in STEM, working as public outreach officer for the Max Planck Institute for Neurobiology of Behavior – caesar. I love not only teaching people but also just chatting with them while having a pint :-D
Bjorge Meulemeester
I am a neuroscience PhD at MPINB in Bonn. I develop tools for brain simulations that adhere to the laws of both physics and biology. I'm also easily convincible to have a chat if there's a bar involved.
Paul Stahr
I'm a neuroscience PhD student at the MPINB near Rheinaue, studying how animals use vision for hunting. I aim to explore the link between eye motion and optical properties. I'm excited for the upcoming discussions with you all.
Marianne Roca
As a postdoctoral researcher, I study the genetics of sensory perception and its impact on the behavior of a predatory worm. I’m passionate about sharing my science and seeing the reactions it sparks in diverse audiences. I’m excited to join the Pint of Science family and continue the tradition.
Rieke Fruengel
I'm a neuroscience PhD student at the MPI for Neurobiology of Behavior, focusing on biologically inspired deep learning. My research aims to understand the reasons behind the specific connections of brain cells. I'm eager to contribute to creating an event that makes science enjoyable for everyone!
Theresa Vonderheit
I studied Immunology and now I am working in science communication. I think it‘s really important to bring science into the public and Pint of Science shows that this can be a lot of fun for everyone. Cheers!
Umer Adil
I work as a scientist, software engineer, and educator, making advanced AI accessible via open-source libraries. I focus on enabling those without extensive hardware to train tailored AI models. Previously, I was a strategy consultant in banking and enjoy building community through street festivals.