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Alejandro Martin Gonzalez
Volunteer
Biophysicist fascinated with the inner workings of life, especially the intricate dance of proteins and DNA. I’m passionate about uncovering the fundamental principles that govern biological systems. When I don't wear a lab coat, it is likely to find me experimenting in the kitchen, cycling through …
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 …
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 …
Tessa Zonneveld
Volunteer
I am a PhD student in genetic epidemiology, studying the connections between mental health and cardiovascular disease. I love creative forms of science communication and look forward to bringing some more science outside of the academic bubble.
Sofia Ibañez
Volunteer
As a trained cancer immunologist, I'm deeply passionate about science and excited to share my knowledge with others. I believe science communication is crucial for keeping society engaged and informed about the research happening in the lab. And what better way to do that than with a beer in hand, i…
Mara Hoogteijling
Volunteer
I am a recent graduate with a background in molecular cell biology, passionate about exploring the clinical impact of the human microbiome. Joining Pint of Science is an exciting chance for me to connect with the scientific community and help make science more accessible and inspiring. I hope to spa…
Julia Bodensteiner
Volunteer
As an astronomer, I want to better understand the history of the Universe, the origin of live on Earth, and our future as part of the cosmos. But I also think that discussing research findings is very important in the here and now. And how to better do that than over a pint of cold beer?