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Dario Calvani
City Coordinator
I am a Postdoc Researcher at CASUS, Helmholtz-Zentrum Dresden-Rossendorf (HZDR), working on Computational Chemistry of new materials for renewable energy and quantum tech. I am passionate about bridging people from various fields to collaborate, explore new ideas and fairly progress as a community.
Fanny Reichmayr
City Co-Coordinator
I am doing my PhD in spectro-electrochemistry at TU Dresden. As a chemist and Dresden’s Pint of Science co-coordinator, I combine my passion for research with making science accessible. I am looking forward to sharing interesting and fun science experiences with you—over a pint, of course!
Linda Feuerstein
Publicity Manager
I'm a PhD student at the Chair of Electrochemistry at TU Dresden. You'll either find me using advanced laser technology to track tiny atoms during energy conversion processes or somewhere outside capturing snapshots of great moments as a hobby photographer.
Ilias Oikonomou
Speakers Manager
I am a PhD student at TU Dresden, working on defects in 2D materials. Since my undergraduate years, I have been actively involved in student-run teams dedicated to making science more accessible to broader audiences. This is what we aim to achieve this year in Dresden.
Tom Barnowsky
Speakers Manager
I am a PhD student working in the group of Rico Friedrich on the theory behind two-dimensional materials. As part of Dresden's Pint of Science team, I bring research from the lab to the pub. Science should be fun, engaging, and accessible—because great research deserves to be shared!
Anastasiia Nihei
Publicity Manager
I am a PhD student in Theoretical Chemistry, TU Dresden, researching 2D vertical heterostructures. I enjoy quizzes, volleyball, dancing, museums and galleries. I believe Pint of Science is a great opportunity to learn something new and spend an evening in a friendly, engaging atmosphere.
Er Chen Chen
Event Manager
I’m a computational chemist specializing in Power-to-X technologies. I use machine learning to address solar intermittency issues and advance a round-the-clock Solar-to-X economy through defect engineering. I hope to share the joy of scientific discovery and learning with a broader audience.
Nina Vankova
Fundraising Manager
As a project coordinator at TU Dresden, I work with experienced as well as with early-stage researchers - all bright and passionate about science - and I would love to help their exciting findings and engagement reach a wider part of our society. I am really looking forward to the festival!
Miroslav Polozij
Publicity Manager
I am a Postdoc researcher at TU Dresden and CASUS in a field of theoretical chemistry, together with many people in our team. In there I do chemistry without ever going to a lab. In Pint of science I work as a publicity manager to spread a word about this great event.
Maria-Judith Caisachana-Lozada
Volunteer
I am a PhD student at Helmholtz-Zentrum Dresden-Rossendorf (HZDR), working on the fundamental understanding of hydrogen diffusion and sieving. I’m passionate about painting and the creative process. Pint of Science is a good opportunity to bring people together, share science in an accessible way, a...
Daniela Mondonico
Speaker Manager
I am a PhD student at Helmholtz-Zentrum Dresden-Rossendorf (HZDR), studying innovative materials for hydrogen isotope separation. I'm really looking forward to sharing my passion for science with anyone interested, especially if it comes with a pint!
Shubhajit Das
Event Manager
I am a postdoc at TU Dresden working with computers and algorithms to find new materials for energy and chemical technologies. I'm also one of the event managers for Pint of Science — looking forward to share some science, laughs, and maybe a pint or two with you!
Pallabi Das
Event Manager
I am a Humboldt postdoctoral fellow, at MPI-PKS in Dresden. I am a computational biological physicist. I try to understand the basic principles that guide tiny organisms like bacteria to navigate and survive in their very complex habitat. I enjoy sharing and having conversations about cool research...