Amsterdam Team
Laura Luzia
City Coordinator
As a PhD student in systems biology I try to understand microbes by looking at them in different perspectives and exploring different approaches.. Communication is key between cellular pathways, between researchers and between academia and society. Why not to bring them together with a cold beer as well?
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Lucía Barbadilla
Volunteer
MSc student in Bioinformatics and Systems Biology, who is fascinated with how genomics is changing our understanding of biological processes. Since I moved from Barcelona, Amsterdam has offered me so much that I had to give something in return. So, why not combine two of my favorite things?
Giulia Zoppolat
Volunteer
As a Social Psychologist and PhD Candidate, I spend my days thinking about romantic love and relationships (seriously, this is my area of research). I joined Pint of Science because I believe that science (and love) is better when shared!
Eline van Bloois
Volunteer
Communication is essential in any situation, not only between different microbes or microbes and the immune system. I do believe that scientific knowledge should be widespread so that scientists and society can come together, identify new research questions, and find an answer. So, let’s talk about science!
Ricarda Weiland
Volunteer
A PhD student fascinated by Perception and Autism who is
doing her dream research about perception in autism!
And completing that dream, I get to talk science after work with a nice cold pint.
Britt Windhouwer
Volunteer
MSc student in Biomedical sciences, fascinated by immunology and infectious diseases. With a keen interest in all new research, I am always excited and eager to learn about new research. So let’s have a talk about science with a nice cold beer!
Giorgia Tosoni
Volunteer
PhD student in neuroscience striving to decipher the link between adult neurogenesis and Alzheimer’s disease, at single-cell level. Boosting my own neurogenesis climbing, running, cycling, and drinking beers. Why not talk science in front of a cold pint?
Mareike Berger
Volunteer
Currently doing my PhD in theoretical biophysics, I am fascinated by the complexity of biological systems and emerging phenomena. I love discussing science, solving puzzles and meeting new people. Let's get creative with a beer or two!