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Kalliope Diakopoulos
Coordinator
I am a postdoc in pancreatic cancer/ pancreatitis research at the Klinikum Rechts der Isar, TUM. I have followed the path of science for a long time, but just recently discovered the benefits of combining it with a refreshing pint! I figured working towards this goal would be a cool achievement!
Luisa Buinhas
Website manager
As a PhD researcher in Aerospace Engineering, I believe demystifying science is an important step towards bringing knowledge to the public. I love being involved in such initiatives, where fun, education & good vibes (or beer) are mixed together in a spicy captivating recipe to make minds wonder.
Anne Mareis
Event Manager
I am a Geology Bachelor student at TUM and LMU and discovered Pint of Science two years ago. I think it is a great way to meet new people with different scientific backgrounds and interests. For me, it is important that everybody can have access to science, regardless of their background.
Catriona Bruce
Event Manager
I'm studying physics at TUM and working on particle detectors for the Large Hadron Collider. I love speculating about the future of science and technology. I once built a levitating Hyperloop and love playing with giant magnets and batteries. Fun fact: beer is also a good source of electrolytes.
Erica Fiorini
Social Media Admin
Molecular Biologist with a PhD in Chemistry from UZH. Even if I left the academic environment, I am addicted to science and I never get tired of learning about it. Now I work as consultant for biotech companies. I am also a travel- and sport-lover! "Don't stop me now!”
Enrico Garaldi
Event Manager
I am an astrophysicist at the Max Planck Institute for Astrophysics. My work is to simulate the Universe in a computer and try to figure out its mysteries. I sometimes succeed. Science is a global, fascinating endeavor to understand Nature, why would you not talk about it in front of a Pint?
Marion Genet
Event manager
I am a PhD student in stem cell biology from the EpiSyStem ITN. Why did I join PoS? Science is not meant to be kept to ourselves, but to be shared. Research is important at so many levels, everyone should understand what’s going on. So take a seat and share a Pint of Science with us!
Monika Witzenberger
Event manager
To cut short, as a PhD student in structural biology I shoot protein crystals with a radioactive beam. The greatest part of PoS is that scientists share inspiring insights into their fascinating topics with a whole community. And my bavarian roots tought be how not to say "no" to a pint (of beer).
Sanne Maas
Website Manager
I am a PhD student at the Institute for Cardiovascular Prevention (IPEK) at the LMU. I think it is important to share research with as many people as possible. I am looking forward to chat with you about science over a beer.
Karl Wienand
Event manager
During my PhD in biophysics, I learned I have more fun talking about science than doing it. So now I work at the Deutsches Museum, dealing with artsy AIs and on the origins of life. I joined Pint of Science as a long-time fan: I always loved the events' friendly atmosphere. Also the beer.
Charlotte Rosher
Event manager
I work in Clinical Research and my background is in Evolutionary Biology. I enjoy mixing my love of science with other activities, like street art or in this case chatting over a pint.
Cornelius Frank
Website manager
I’m a Biotechnology Master student currently writing my master thesis in the gene therapy field. Calisthenics-Enthusiast who would like to help the Munich Pint with his open-minded thinking. I love thinking outside the box and meeting new and open people from other scientific areas.
Pradeep Korivi
Event manager
I am a software developer working in the field of autonomous driving. Science has always fascinated me and I would take every opportunity to spread it. PoS has provided one such opportunity by combining science and pint together, which brings me here and hope you too.
Sukanya Olkar
Event manager
A post-graduate in Biochemistry, I am currently exploring the Translational Cancer research arena in Munich. I love spending time in lab. I also like to write and tell stories. Combining this interest with science is my long term goal.
Alba Malave
Event manager
I joined the Pint of Science team to help everybody know that science is a fun way to make the world a better place. I graduated as an Electronic and Biomedical Engineer. Currently I am working as a Functional Safety Engineer and Auditor for Quality Management Systems at TÜV SÜD Product Services.