Juliana Smith is a multi‑award‑winning data expert with a background in Physical Oceanography. For over 15 years she has explored the stories hidden within data. Since 2020 she has specialised in analytics engineering and data design. Juliana translates complex datasets into accessible, actionable insights through thoughtful modelling, intuitive structures, and purposeful visual communication. Her work champions WCAG‑aligned accessibility, precision, and clarity, bridging the gap between raw data and human understanding to empower confident, informed decision‑making.

Juliana Smith is a multi‑award‑winning data expert with a background in Physical Oceanography. For over 15 years she has explored the stories hidden within data. Since 2020 she has specialised in analytics engineering and data design. Juliana transla... Show more

Chris Yang (杨振涛), Internet R&D Director at vivo, currently focuses on technical leadership, open source governance, and developer & AI builder experience.

He is an observer and practitioner of developer experience and platform engineering.

LFAPAC Open Source Evangelist, Founder of PECommunity.

With over 15 years of software development experience in multiple fields, he has previously worked in scientific research in the fields of Bioinformatics and Genome Sequencing.

Chris Yang (杨振涛), Internet R&D Director at vivo, currently focuses on technical leadership, open source governance, and developer & AI builder experience. He is an observer and practitioner of developer experience and platform engineering. LFA... Show more

Vitalija thrives on turning complex data into actionable insights. For her PhD she spent years in a lab collecting data on fish, and gained a deep understanding on science-grade quantitative analytics. Today she work as a business analytics consultant using Microsoft technology, primarily Azure Databricks. She loves to talk about data and exchange best practices. When not at work you can her working on her next ceramics project.

Vitalija thrives on turning complex data into actionable insights. For her PhD she spent years in a lab collecting data on fish, and gained a deep understanding on science-grade quantitative analytics. Today she work as a business analytics consultan... Show more

David has worked across the globe in varying industries but focuses on software development in Life Sciences. He loves to build in impactful data-led environments.

David has worked across the globe in varying industries but focuses on software development in Life Sciences. He loves to build in impactful data-led environments. Show more

I’m a chemist and a PhD student in theoretical biophysics in Tel-Aviv University. In my free time, experimenting with machine learning, cooking and food science. I am curious, and enjoy trying to understand why and how things work whether in a biological system, a model or in the kitchen.

I’m a chemist and a PhD student in theoretical biophysics in Tel-Aviv University. In my free time, experimenting with machine learning, cooking and food science. I am curious, and enjoy trying to understand why and how things work whether in a biolog... Show more

Dennis Schulz is a Senior Consultant at TNG Technology Consulting. He holds a PhD in low temperature physics from the University of Heidelberg. Besides being a programmer, he organized and hosted the TV show Quasi Klar for RNF, published a book that was translated to Korean and Russian, and won Science Slam competitions all over Germany. As part of the Innovation Hacking team at TNG, he worked on different AI showcases, fine-tuning embeddings, and data mining.

Dennis Schulz is a Senior Consultant at TNG Technology Consulting. He holds a PhD in low temperature physics from the University of Heidelberg. Besides being a programmer, he organized and hosted the TV show Quasi Klar for RNF, published a book that ... Show more

Jonathan Johnson has spent three decades designing software, from DNA sequencing pipelines at Roche to Kubernetes platforms at Thermo Fisher Scientific. Now an independent advocate, he builds and teaches at the intersection of Kubernetes and AI, running a homelab where operators orchestrate LLM-powered agents that collaborate, reason, and self-expand. He teaches cloud-native development at Trinity College, delivers O'Reilly live training, and speaks on Kubernetes, DevOps, and agentic AI.

Jonathan Johnson has spent three decades designing software, from DNA sequencing pipelines at Roche to Kubernetes platforms at Thermo Fisher Scientific. Now an independent advocate, he builds and teaches at the intersection of Kubernetes and AI, runn... Show more

Martha Priddle is a Dog Trainer and Behaviour Consultant She has previously worked for the Nova Scotia SPCA as a dog and cat care attendant. Martha has 10 years working in the animal training and behaviour sector, and believes passionately in force free training methods. As a Certified Behavior Adjustment Training Instructor (Knowledge Assessed) Martha specializes in working with fearful and reactive dogs.

Martha Priddle is a Dog Trainer and Behaviour Consultant She has previously worked for the Nova Scotia SPCA as a dog and cat care attendant. Martha has 10 years working in the animal training and behaviour sector, and believes passionately in force f... Show more

Dr. Colby T. Ford is a computational biologist and cloud AI architect at Tuple who specializes in building cloud-based solutions for the life sciences. He's the author of "Genomics in the Azure Cloud" (O'Reilly, 2022) and "Building Agentic Solutions with Microsoft Foundry" (O'Reilly, 2026) and is a 4x Microsoft Most Valuable Professional awardee for his work relating to bioinformatics in the Azure cloud. Outside of his consulting work, he is a visiting scholar at UNC Charlotte’s CIPHER research center where he works in infectious diseases, protein modeling, AI-based drug discovery, and more.

Dr. Colby T. Ford is a computational biologist and cloud AI architect at Tuple who specializes in building cloud-based solutions for the life sciences. He's the author of "Genomics in the Azure Cloud" (O'Reilly, 2022) and "Building Agentic Solutions ... Show more

Luiz Carneiro is a Senior Solution Engineer at smapiot GmbH and a Google Developer Expert (GDE) for Cloud & AI. With a PhD in Physics, Luiz combines deep technical expertise with a passion for making complex topics accessible. Regarding community contributions, he leads the GDG Cloud Munich, a community with 2.6k+ members. That last means a long track record leading, organizing, and facilitating technical community events, talks, and workshops, with a primary focus on Cloud and AI.

ps: I had to write this text in the third person, but I am just Luiz :)

Luiz Carneiro is a Senior Solution Engineer at smapiot GmbH and a Google Developer Expert (GDE) for Cloud & AI. With a PhD in Physics, Luiz combines deep technical expertise with a passion for making complex topics accessible. Regarding community con... Show more

Paula Ramos holds a PhD in Computer Vision and Machine Learning, with over 20 years of experience in the technological field. She has been developing novel integrated engineering technologies, mainly in Computer Vision, robotics, and Machine Learning applied to agriculture, since the early 2000s in Colombia. During her PhD and Postdoctoral research, she deployed multiple low-cost, smart edge, and IoT computing technologies, such as those used by farmers, that can be operated without expertise in computer vision systems. The central objective of Paula’s research has been to develop intelligent systems and machines that can understand and recreate the visual world around us to address real-world needs, such as those in the agricultural industry.

Paula Ramos holds a PhD in Computer Vision and Machine Learning, with over 20 years of experience in the technological field. She has been developing novel integrated engineering technologies, mainly in Computer Vision, robotics, and Machine Learning... Show more

Carol Tinga is a Postdoctoral Scholar at the Ontario Veterinary College (OVC), University of Guelph, Canada. She earned her PhD at OVC, focusing on owner-companion rabbit relationships and rabbit welfare. Her research examined the use of human-animal relationship scales for rabbit owners, risk factors for relinquishment and abandonment, and recent trends in domestic rabbit intake and management at shelters and rescues in Canada and the USA. Currently, Carol is preparing four open-access publications based on her thesis, presenting findings at conferences, and supporting organizations that care for rabbits. Additional upcoming papers will address access to veterinary care, challenges of rabbit ownership, owners’ favourite rabbit behaviours and their significance, and the validation of a third relationship scale. Vespa, a remarkable lop-eared rabbit, inspired her PhD. Before her doctoral studies, Carol completed an MSc in epidemiology, exploring how veterinary students and recent graduates perceive their technical and professional skills. She now shares her home with Ellie and Coco, a bonded pair of free-range rabbits affectionately known as “the hooligans,” adopted after they were abandoned outdoors.

Carol Tinga is a Postdoctoral Scholar at the Ontario Veterinary College (OVC), University of Guelph, Canada. She earned her PhD at OVC, focusing on owner-companion rabbit relationships and rabbit welfare. Her research examined the use of human-animal... Show more

Yousuf Gaffar, M.D., is a physician specializing in hematology and medical oncology with almost 20 years of experience focused on improving cancer care through personalized treatment and precision research. Throughout his career, he has worked to connect advances in oncology and hematology with practical solutions that support patients and their families during difficult medical journeys.

Dr. Gaffar believes cancer care requires more than medical treatment alone. He focuses on building trust with patients, providing clear guidance, and helping individuals understand their options. His approach combines advanced therapies, research-based treatments, and a commitment to ensuring each patient receives care designed around their specific needs.

Dr. Gaffar earned his Doctor of Medicine (M.D.) degree from Saba University School of Medicine and completed his residency at Rutgers-Robert Wood Johnson Medical School, where he also served as Chief Resident. His interest in cancer research led him to pursue a fellowship in Medical Oncology and Hematology at USF-Moffitt Cancer Center. During his fellowship, he conducted research in Genitourinary (GU) and Senior Adult oncology, further developing his expertise in cancer treatment.

Board-certified in hematology and medical oncology, Dr. Gaffar continues to stay updated on advances in the field. His dedication to learning allows him to incorporate new treatment options and research findings into his clinical practice.

A significant part of Dr. Gaffar’s career has been dedicated to clinical research. He has developed and led community-oncology-based research programs designed to bring new cancer therapies closer to patients. These programs have achieved national recognition among leading clinical trial sites and have received multiple awards from research networks such as US Oncology.

As Medical Director of Medical Oncology Research for AdventHealth Rocky Mountain Region, Dr. Gaffar continues to support innovation in cancer treatment. His work helps provide patients with access to clinical trials that may otherwise only be available through large academic institutions. He also works with research organizations, pharmaceutical companies, and healthcare providers to advance treatment options.

Dr. Gaffar treats a wide range of cancers, including breast, lung, gastrointestinal (GI), genitourinary (GU), blood, and benign hematology conditions. His patient care philosophy centers on communication, empathy, and individualized treatment planning. He believes every patient has unique goals and values that should be considered when developing a care plan.

Throughout his career, Dr. Gaffar has received recognition for his work in oncology. He has been selected as a “Top Doctor” in the Baltimore area and has contributed to cancer research through published manuscripts in medical journals. He also speaks at medical conferences about cancer drug development, immunotherapies, and applying discoveries in clinical practice.

Outside of medicine, Dr. Gaffar enjoys ballroom dancing, gardening, hiking, and competitive axe throwing. These interests provide balance and reflect his appreciation for focus, creativity, and personal growth.

Dr. Gaffar is also committed to community service. He has volunteered with the American Cancer Society and served as a board member of the Baltimore Cancer Support Group from 2005-2024. Through these efforts, he has supported cancer awareness, patient advocacy, and resources for individuals and families affected by cancer.

As he approaches 20 years in medical practice, Dr. Gaffar remains focused on advancing oncology research and improving patient care. He is currently recertifying his board certifications in Medical Oncology and Hematology to continue maintaining his knowledge and skills. His mission remains centered on advancing cancer treatment, educating patients, and bringing hope to those facing cancer.

Yousuf Gaffar, M.D., is a physician specializing in hematology and medical oncology with almost 20 years of experience focused on improving cancer care through personalized treatment and precision research. Throughout his career, he has worked to con... Show more

Gabrielle Birchak is what happens when a mathematician walks into a comedy club and never fully leaves.

A science communicator, podcast host, and author, Birchak helps students and educators see “science” not as an intimidating subject but as something everyone already does every day without realizing it.

In her keynote, “You Already Think Like a Mathematician (You Just Don’t Know It Yet),” Birchak draws on history’s overlooked scientific figures to show audiences that curiosity, reasoning, and problem-solving aren’t special skills reserved for “science people;” they are tools everyone already has. The talk blends storytelling, history, and humor to make scientific thinking feel accessible, human, and immediately usable, whether in a classroom, a research lab, or everyday life.

As host of Math! Science! History!®, a podcast with over 200 research-based episodes reaching a worldwide audience, Birchak has spent years researching and telling the stories of the people history forgot to credit. Her work draws on her early experience in media relations at NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory, her background in mathematics and journalism, and her contributions to the Mathematical Association of America.

Birchak is currently bringing this keynote to stages for the first time, and is especially drawn to educational audiences, students, educators, and institutions looking to make science feel less like a subject and more like a mindset.

Gabrielle Birchak is what happens when a mathematician walks into a comedy club and never fully leaves. A science communicator, podcast host, and author, Birchak helps students and educators see “science” not as an intimidating subject but as some... Show more

Jędrzej works on thrust vector control systems for sounding rockets at SpaceForest, where sophisticated math, challenging engineering, and rigorous software practices collide at launch. His path started in experimental physics at Poznań University of Technology — atomic clocks, ion traps, FPGAs — and led through software engineering to rockets.
He's been through the full arc — from successful flights to in-flight failures — and has the flight data and post-mortem analysis to prove it. But the biggest lesson wasn't in the code or the control loops. It was that even the best engineering can't outrun communication problems — Conway's Law isn't just theory when your rocket is heading off course.

Jędrzej works on thrust vector control systems for sounding rockets at SpaceForest, where sophisticated math, challenging engineering, and rigorous software practices collide at launch. His path started in experimental physics at Poznań University of... Show more

Jennifer Kirkey is recently retired from having taught physics and astronomy for more than 35 years at community colleges in British Columbia, primarily at Douglas College in New Westminster, including the MSTE program for Elementary School Teachers. She was an active participant in Science World's Scientists in the Schools program doing outreach work in elementary schools all over the province. She never passes up a chance to share her love of the stars by being an active member of the local Royal Astronomical Society of Canada. She has presented at a number of professional development conferences and is passionate about hands-on learning to open up inquiring minds.

Jennifer Kirkey is recently retired from having taught physics and astronomy for more than 35 years at community colleges in British Columbia, primarily at Douglas College in New Westminster, including the MSTE program for Elementary School Teachers.... Show more

I hold a degree in Physics from the University of Turin and a PhD from SISSA in Trieste, where I developed a strong foundation in theoretical and computational modeling. Eventually this journey led me into the fascinating world of computational biophysics. I’ve worked on projects spanning biopolymer entanglement, drug design, self-assembly metamaterials, and ion channel inhibition mechanisms, by combining physical principles with numerical simulations. Being a physicist equips me to tackle problems from first principles and turn abstract concepts into testable, quantitative models.
Driven by a deep love for science and a passion for providing theoretical explanations for complex phenomena, I’m always excited to learn and share new phenomena in the soft matter world.

I hold a degree in Physics from the University of Turin and a PhD from SISSA in Trieste, where I developed a strong foundation in theoretical and computational modeling. Eventually this journey led me into the fascinating world of computational bioph... Show more

Nathan M. Thornhill is an independent researcher and author of Foundations of the Existence Threshold: The Scholarly Collection. He works without a university, a funding body, or a department.

His research addresses one question: how do you tell whether a mind is still there? He built a measure for it, then published the account of what it cannot do.

The question came from clinical work rather than philosophy. He spent years in healthcare, from nursing assistant to Long Term Care Administration and through ICU admissions, where families asked him whether their loved one was still in there. He never had a good answer for them.

The same question now applies to artificial intelligence, and that is where much of the work sits. He founded the Institute for Complexity Science and Advanced Computing (ICSAC), which publishes the research, and built CiteStamp, which catches the citations AI systems invent. His current work compares decision dynamics in rats, monkeys, and AI models, and measures where the scientific record leaks: his latest analysis traced citations to retracted papers across 2.3 billion citation links. He holds four provisional patents.

He is based in Fort Wayne, Indiana, and travels for speaking engagements.

Nathan M. Thornhill is an independent researcher and author of Foundations of the Existence Threshold: The Scholarly Collection. He works without a university, a funding body, or a department. His research addresses one question: how do you tell w... Show more

Jennifer White, B.Sc., M.I.D.S.T., ACAAB (ABS), combines professional education with lived experience as an Associate Certified Applied Animal Behaviorist (ACAAB) through the Animal Behavior Society. Her passion for understanding animal behaviour began in childhood and grew through her work with homeless animals and her own rescue Doberman, Cocoa, whose behavioural challenges inspired her to pursue advanced training.

Jennifer holds a Master of Interdisciplinary Studies in Animal Behaviour and Welfare from the University of New Brunswick and a Certificate in Applied Animal Behavior from the University of Washington. Through her consulting practice, Thriving Animal Behaviour Solutions, she works with pet owners, shelters, and animal welfare organizations to develop practical, welfare-focused behaviour support systems that improve outcomes for both animals and the people who care for them.

Jennifer serves as Vice President of the Fredericton SPCA Board of Directors, where she supports initiatives that advance animal welfare in her community. She is passionate about education and helping organizations and animal caregivers build stronger, more compassionate relationships with animals through evidence-based behaviour support.

Jennifer White, B.Sc., M.I.D.S.T., ACAAB (ABS), combines professional education with lived experience as an Associate Certified Applied Animal Behaviorist (ACAAB) through the Animal Behavior Society. Her passion for understanding animal behaviour beg... Show more

Mr. Abrar Hussain is a young researcher in the field of probiotics and pursuing his Ph.D. degree from ICCBS, University of Karachi. Mr. Hussain, received his master degree in chemistry/ biochemistry from university of Peshawar, Pakistan. He also obtained C.T. (certified teacher), B.Ed. and M.Ed. degree in Science education from Allama Iqbal Open University, Islamabad, Pakistan. Recently he completed M.Phil./MS degree in biochemistry from HEJ Research Institute of Chemistry, ICCBS, University of Karachi. He completed his M.Phil. thesis on the "Molecular assessment and validation of the selected enterococcal strains as probiotics". Currently, he is pursuing his Ph.D. in the probiogenomics analysis of probiotic. So far his contribution in the field is the indication of bright future as he published articles in probiotics and delivered lecture and participating in conferences to explore the field of probiotics.
He is also a professional speaker and delivered numerous lectures on different topics. Attending seminars, conferences, and participation in scientific events are the marking agents of his enthusiasm. He is also writing blogs on both scientific and social or religious perspectives. He has more than 100 participation certificate, delivered more than a dozen lectures and present his views in different conferences.
His research skills are also shaping his personality. He has strong research skills and is able to work in a team and independently. He also trained many internships students in his laboratory and also guide multiple students across the country for their scientific writing.
In short, Mr. Hussain is a man of rule, has keen interest for science, have excellent research, writing, and presentation skills. He fell more than happy to helps other students and guide them in their careers.

Mr. Abrar Hussain is a young researcher in the field of probiotics and pursuing his Ph.D. degree from ICCBS, University of Karachi. Mr. Hussain, received his master degree in chemistry/ biochemistry from university of Peshawar, Pakistan. He also obta... Show more

Hi there, I'm Nino! An Italian-Finnish theoretical physicist turned into Big Data for a living. My relentless curiosity drives me to continuously explore new languages and frameworks.
Over the past five years, I've thrived in roles ranging from DevOps and Full-Stack to Platform and Big Data Engineering.

When I'm not diving into data, you can find me challenging gravity with bouldering, centering my mind through yoga, or strategizing my next chess move.

Hi there, I'm Nino! An Italian-Finnish theoretical physicist turned into Big Data for a living. My relentless curiosity drives me to continuously explore new languages and frameworks. Over the past five years, I've thrived in roles ranging from Dev... Show more

I bring a unique interdisciplinary perspective that blends forensic anthropology, cultural research, education, and storytelling into engaging, accessible conversations for modern audiences. My background spans scientific research, public education, conference presentations, and multimedia communication, allowing me to translate complex topics into meaningful and memorable experiences.

Through my work as the creator and host of Field Notes from the Dead, I explore the intersections of anthropology, human behavior, trauma, media, and culture in ways that connect academic research with real-world conversations. My presentations combine evidence-based research with approachable storytelling, creating programs that are informative, thought-provoking, and audience-centered.

Whether speaking to students, educators, community groups, writers, or interdisciplinary audiences, I aim to make people think differently about humanity, identity, fear, storytelling, and the ways we understand one another through science and culture.

I bring a unique interdisciplinary perspective that blends forensic anthropology, cultural research, education, and storytelling into engaging, accessible conversations for modern audiences. My background spans scientific research, public education, ... Show more

Student and independent AI researcher working on agentic systems, materials science research with ML (TRIADS) and model efficiency, including compression and sparsity. Active in OpenAI parameter golf and recipient of a LOG conference award at IIT Delhi.

Student and independent AI researcher working on agentic systems, materials science research with ML (TRIADS) and model efficiency, including compression and sparsity. Active in OpenAI parameter golf and recipient of a LOG conference award at IIT Del... Show more

Godhuli is an ERP and CRM enthusiast who works at the intersection of enterprise systems and applied AI. She is currently an Oracle Finance Functional Consultant at one of the Big4's and previously worked at multiple MNCs as an ERP Consultant. She holds an MTech in Computer Technology from Jadavpur University, with research in machine learning, deep learning, and computational biology. An active community volunteer and tech event host from Kolkata and Bangalore, she enjoys building collaborative spaces and exploring how ML models move from research into real production pipelines. She is also nurturing WallWonders, a mural venture inspired by her mother’s dream.

Godhuli is an ERP and CRM enthusiast who works at the intersection of enterprise systems and applied AI. She is currently an Oracle Finance Functional Consultant at one of the Big4's and previously worked at multiple MNCs as an ERP Consultant. She ho... Show more

Antoine is a Physics and Computer Science student at the University of Arizona, focused on cyber threat intelligence and the crossover between scientific computing and security. Based in the University of Arizona's Lunar and Planetary Laboratory, his research under the deputy PI of NASA's HelioSwarm mission applies physics-informed machine learning to reconstruct turbulent plasma fields. His security background spans SOC analysis, federal cloud incident-response training provided by DHS/CISA, and competitive CTFs. He is also a participant in an NSF-funded quantum computing CyberTraining program. He is especially interested in bringing scientific problem-solving approaches to practical threat detection.

Antoine is a Physics and Computer Science student at the University of Arizona, focused on cyber threat intelligence and the crossover between scientific computing and security. Based in the University of Arizona's Lunar and Planetary Laboratory, his... Show more

Jonathan Carroll has a PhD in theoretical physics but has since moved on to software development and data analysis, working for biotech companies in the USA (remotely). He is an avid learner of programming languages but mainly works in R.

Jonathan Carroll has a PhD in theoretical physics but has since moved on to software development and data analysis, working for biotech companies in the USA (remotely). He is an avid learner of programming languages but mainly works in R. Show more

Data and Bioinformatics Engineer | Science and Technology Communicator

Data and Bioinformatics Engineer | Science and Technology Communicator Show more

Ceri is an interactions specialist, chaologist and trainee neuroscientist, adept at helping people at all levels work together more effectively. With a background in teaching, she's poised to make evidence-based research accessible and useful to leaders who care about a more effective approach.

As a qualified coach, and a team dynamics & systemic interventions consultant with more than a decade of hands-on experience working with senior leadership teams in government, large multinational private and public organisations and fledgling start-ups, Ceri is at her best when she's helping you and your people find some calm in the chaos.

Tea in hand, Ceri works globally and is continually delighted to speak with audiences worldwide, mostly about the beautiful intermingling of behavioural science and hopeful future-focused transformation.

She also loves researching and talking about brains - because once a nerd, always a nerd...

Ceri is an interactions specialist, chaologist and trainee neuroscientist, adept at helping people at all levels work together more effectively. With a background in teaching, she's poised to make evidence-based research accessible and useful to lead... Show more

I am a Senior Consultant at Improving. My primary work is designing, implementing and end-to-end testing of Kubernetes cluster life-cycle processes across different cloud providers. I use wide range of technologies in my day-to-day work, including RKE1, RKE2, Kubernetes, AWS, Azure, GCP, Alibaba Cloud.

In addition to my engineering role, I hold a PhD in Climate Science from Hokkaido Univerisity, in Sapporo, Japan. My interest in advocating for green cloud design is fueled by my education.

I am a Senior Consultant at Improving. My primary work is designing, implementing and end-to-end testing of Kubernetes cluster life-cycle processes across different cloud providers. I use wide range of technologies in my day-to-day work, including RK... Show more

Nehal Singh is an immunologist and translational biomedical researcher with research experience spanning Harvard Medical School, Moderna, University of Illinois College of Medicine Rockford, and All India Institute of Medical Sciences. Her work focuses on adaptive immunology, γδ T cell biology, cytokine signaling, chemokine-driven immune regulation, and translational immunology. At Harvard, she led studies investigating γδ T cell polarization in mouse models of colitis and melanoma, integrating flow cytometry, molecular biology, and single-cell immunology approaches to understand tissue-specific immune responses. She has also contributed to vaccine assay development and preclinical immunological studies in industry settings, supporting FDA submissions and translational therapeutic research.

Nehal has extensive expertise in flow cytometry, ELISA development, immune cell phenotyping, cell culture, and molecular immunology, alongside experience mentoring students and contributing to scientific education initiatives. Her research interests bridge immunology, inflammation, and tissue biology, with a growing focus on barrier immune interactions. She is an active member of the American Association of Immunologists and has presented work at international scientific meetings, authored immunology publications and educational resources, and contributed to collaborative projects.

Nehal Singh is an immunologist and translational biomedical researcher with research experience spanning Harvard Medical School, Moderna, University of Illinois College of Medicine Rockford, and All India Institute of Medical Sciences. Her work focus... Show more