Our first cohort of researchers, which launched in March 2021, consists of +50 researchers representing Africa, the Americas, Asia, and Europe.
Meet the Researchers!

Alex Hartford,
Newcastle, USA
artificial intelligence systems and the ethical impacts of their widespread application, metaphysics and epistemology, music theory

Alice (can) Wang,
Chengdu, China
cats, home cooking, board games and horror escape room

Anamarija Delic,
Zagreb, Croatia
finance reporting, financial institutions and digital transformation

Andrew Pereira,
Pleasanton, USA
applied ethics, emerging technologies, public policy and civil liberties amid disruptions caused by advancing tech.

Annabelle Bockwoldt,
Hamburg, Germany
tech, creativity and social entrepreneurship

Anne-Lise Florkin,
Brussels, Belgium (studying In Pavia, Italy)
photography, swimming

Annie Zwarg,
Arroyo Grande, USA
legal ethics, privacy rights, economic policy

Armstrong Dlamini,
Johannesburg, South Africa
human rights, integrity systems

Borja Sánchez,
Madrid, Spain
healthcare, education, greentech, new technologies, innovation

Brian Omwenga,
Nairobi, Kenya
tech policy, it governance, tech innovation, software engineering, enterprise architecture, apis, ai, ecosystems, innovation systems, standards, entrepreneurship

Cristian Fuenzalida,
Santiago, Chile
market regulation, environmental law

Delphin Tursin,
Turkey
sports, playing an instrument

Diego Lisoni,
Santiago, Chile
personal data protection, regulation of new technologies, modernization and digital transformation of the state, banking and financial regulation, and public policies

Ezekiel Chim,
Hong Kong
gym, music, coffee, whiskey, programming

Felix Rösner,
Munich, Germany
politics and impact entrepreneurship

Gergana Lishkova,
Blagoevgrad, Bulgaria
machine learning in medicine, ai ethics, entrepreneurship

Glory Enyinnaya,
Lagos, Nigeria
change management, digital platforms, transformational entrepreneurship

Inglese Elvira,
Milan, Italy
the abstraction of biological events (molecular interactions or spread of pathogens) and in the analysis of these networks

Jennifer Nduati,
Nairobi, Kenya
Public Policy, Legal Advisory and Climate Change & Urban Resilience

Jivan Navani,
London, UK
fintech, ai, entrepreneurship, sports and music

Katharina Brenner,
Munich, Germany
innovation, statistics, psychology

Katherin Huang,
Düsseldorf, Germany
cooking new recipes from youtube, painting with arcylics, listening to all kinds of podcast

Keyana Bouzari,
Sacramento, USA
technology and biomedical ethics and law

Laura Facci,
Vicenza, Italy
psychology and neuroscience

Liyan Chen,
Shanghai, China
chinese politics; state-local relations; nuclear history; linguistics

Mantaro Yamada,
Tokyo, Japan
potential to democratize financial market, services, or functions by the latest technology such as ai/ml

Marcela Milano,
Curitiba, Brazil
innovation like a development tool and international politics

Marek Szeles,
Prague, Czechia
artificial intelligence, computer science, technology policy, energy policy, environmental policy

Maria Grebenschchikova,
Munich, Germany
artificial intelligence, environmentalism, impact entrepreneurship

Marina,
Oslo, Norway (Russian)
law, data science, programming, communities

Martin Mbaya,
Nairobi, Kenya
digital economy, innovation systems, public policy, sustainability, entrepreneurship and innovation

Max Thomson,
Sacramento, USA
the history and philosophy of technological ethics

Mendoza Román,
Sinaloa, Mexico
research, music, reading

Philipp Engel,
Munich, Germany
computer science, business

Reeya Pimple,
Mumbai, India
mathematics

Rodolfo Farias,
Curitiba, Brazil
fintech entrepreneur, researching about the regulation of new techs on banking and capital markets.

Sairam Subramani,
Tokyo, Japan

Sara Andolfi,
Pavia, Italy
psychology, behavior analysis, neurovelopmental disorders, ethics

Sarah Tung,
Strasbourg, France
economics, innovation, science-technology relationships, behavioral economics & social sciences

Sascha Struwe,
Hamburg, Germany
service innovation, creative exploration, the great outdoors, micro-adventures

Shruti Singh,
Delhi, India
sustainable development, rural development, research & analysis

Shuwen Deng,
Cambridge, Uk
technology policy and ethics

Si Yu Lee,
Singapore
research in risk communication and big data

Siddharth Nandan,
Berlin, Germany
digital transformation, ai governance and geopolitics

Spencer Cova,
Sacramento, USA
intersection between ethics, technology, emerging science, and policy

Thapelo Molapo,
Johannesburg, South Africa
dispute resolution, farming and photography

Thiago Assunção,
Curitiba, Brazil
sustainable development, social and environmental responsibility, climate change and green economy

Valeria Stadalninkas,
Moscow, Russia. Currently based In Greater Zurich Area, Switzerland

Vinícius Zanatta,
Curitiba, Brazil
social sciences, economics and law, and how latin american governments adapt and cooperate among themselves

Wallen Mphepo,
Sydney, Australia
quantum computing, ai/ml, optoelectronics

Wenwen Zhang,
Guangzhou, China
ethics and csr in data management, analytics, privacy in the digital age, tech regulations and consultancy

Xin Chen,
Chengdu, China
psychology, taoism, tcm

Yuqi Peng,
China
Applied Ethics; Moral Psychology; Civil Engineering Ethics; Moral Education

Eskil Olav Andersen,
Denmark
emerging ecosystems of educational technology in higher learning institutions.