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Chiara Galante

Chiara Galante

City Coordinator

I'm a neuroscientist with a passion for the brain and for communicating science. Outside of my job as a science manager at the Institute of Molecular Biology (IMB) in Mainz, I love getting involved in grassroot initiatives and science outreach and engagement.

Cornelia Rücklé

Cornelia Rücklé

Event Manager

I am a PhD student interested in RNA biology and bioinformatics at IMB Mainz.

Eleftheria Parasyraki

Eleftheria Parasyraki

Event Manager

I'm a PhD student at IMB and my research is focused on understanding how embryos develop. I'm excited to have research experts explaining complicated topics and years of research in a really simple way over food and beer!

Iain Harley

Iain Harley

Event Manager

I’m a PhD student at the Max Plank Institute for Polymer Research. I work with really cold microscopes which use electrons to see extremely tiny things like ATOMS! But I also love watch Formula 1 and play music so come and join me with a Pint of Beer and chat about the World!

Karla Juárez

Karla Juárez

Event Manager

As a mexican, I'm an enthusiast of heated conversations over food and drinks.
As a doctoral researcher (at the Institute of Molecular Biology in Mainz) it excites me to communicate science with others outside of science.

Stela Kanta

Stela Kanta

Event Manager

I'm a PhD student at IMB and I'm interested in the regulation of transposons. I find motivation in discussing with other scientists, exchanging knowledge and learning new things. PoS is a way to share my enthusiasm for science with a broader audience.

Ann-Sophie Seistrup

Ann-Sophie Seistrup

Web Manager

I am a doctoral researcher at the Institute of Molecular Biology gGmbH, Mainz. I am passionate about making others passionate about science.

Francesca Mazzotta

Francesca Mazzotta

Web Manager

I’m from Rome and I’m a third year PhD student in Physical Chemistry at the Max Plank Institute for Polymer Research! I work on so many different topics: from Nanoparticle (like the COVID vaccine!) synthesis to Microscopy (using both light and ELECTRONS!) I’m ready to discuss science!