Physical & Life Sciences

Scholars dedicating their careers to the study of living organisms and non-living systems

Marco Pernisco

Marco Pernisco

Marco Pernisco is a Computer Science Master's student at the University of Pisa with a deep passion for space exploration. He is fascinated by space missions and how technology can survive and operate in the universe's most extreme environments. When he is not writing code or studying for his next exam, he spends his free time working out and going hiking—perhaps secretly training for a future mission to Mars.

Marco Pernisco is a Computer Science Master's student at the University of Pisa with a deep passion for space exploration. He is fascinated by space missions and how technology can survive and operate in the universe's most extreme environments. When... Show more

Clemens Möller

Clemens Möller

Clemens Möller ist Professor für Biophysik an der Hochschule Albstadt-Sigmaringen, wissenschaftlicher Leiter des Instituts für zukunftsfähiges Lehren und Lernen (IZL²) und Studiendekan des Masterprogramms Sustainability Studies.

Sein Schwerpunkt liegt auf der Gestaltung digitaler und nachhaltiger Transformation – wissenschaftlich fundiert, strategisch gedacht, praxisnah umgesetzt und Mut machend. In der Forschung entwickelt er biophysikalische Messverfahren und tierversuchsfreie Alternativmethoden zur Arzneimittel- und Lebensmittelsicherheit, mit besonderem Fokus auf die Erkennung von Nebenwirkungen und die Digitalisierung von Laborprozessen.

In der Lehre setzt er auf forschendes Lernen, Inverted-Classroom-Konzepte und digitale Lernräume. Sein Ziel: Studierende frühzeitig zum eigenständigen wissenschaftlichen Arbeiten zu befähigen und Hochschulen zukunftsfähig zu gestalten.

Clemens Möller engagiert sich für lebenslanges wissenschaftliches Lernen, hybride Studienmodelle und eine akademische Bildung, die Wissenschaft, systemisches Denken, Nachhaltigkeit und technologische Innovationen miteinander verbindet.

Clemens Möller ist Professor für Biophysik an der Hochschule Albstadt-Sigmaringen, wissenschaftlicher Leiter des Instituts für zukunftsfähiges Lehren und Lernen (IZL²) und Studiendekan des Masterprogramms Sustainability Studies. Sein Schwerpunkt l... Show more

Sabarish Sathasivan

Sabarish Sathasivan

I am a Cloud Architect with 20+ years of engineering experience, specializing in serverless, data‑intensive, and GenAI platforms on AWS. I build secure, scalable architectures for regulated environments such as Healthcare and Life Sciences.
I’m also a 2× AWS DMV Community Day speaker and an AWS Community Builder (Serverless).

I am a Cloud Architect with 20+ years of engineering experience, specializing in serverless, data‑intensive, and GenAI platforms on AWS. I build secure, scalable architectures for regulated environments such as Healthcare and Life Sciences. I’m also... Show more

Sainan Zhang

Sainan Zhang

Sainan Zhang is a Programme Specialist on Megatrends in the Programme Division at UNFPA Headquarters. Her work focuses on exploring the linkages between population dynamics, megatrends, and broader sustainable development issues. She has worked on projects including geospatial analysis for climate change and population vulnerability mapping, degree of urbanization, demographic dividend, small area estimation, and mapping access to family planning and sexual and reproductive health services. She also supports countries in building national capacity for census data analysis.

Her technical expertise includes geospatial analysis, statistics, demographic analysis, and data visualization. Previously, she worked with the Chinese central government and international organizations on UN- and EC-funded sustainable development projects. She holds a Ph.D. in Sustainability and an M.Sc. in Urban Environmental Management.

Sainan Zhang is a Programme Specialist on Megatrends in the Programme Division at UNFPA Headquarters. Her work focuses on exploring the linkages between population dynamics, megatrends, and broader sustainable development issues. She has worked on pr... Show more

Erik Zito

Erik Zito

Erik Zito is a leader in mental health, and organizational change who helps individuals and teams navigate uncertainty with clarity, trust, and compassion. With experience across corporate, nonprofit, and higher-education environments, Erik blends real-world change management expertise with authentic and engaging storytelling. His work includes open conversations around mental health, suicide awareness, and well-being, creating spaces where people feel seen, supported, and empowered.

Erik Zito is a leader in mental health, and organizational change who helps individuals and teams navigate uncertainty with clarity, trust, and compassion. With experience across corporate, nonprofit, and higher-education environments, Erik blends re... Show more

Stefan Muža

Stefan Muža

Rođen 1991. godine. Veliki ljubitelj SF-a i stripova još od ranog djetinjstva. Ljubitelj povijesti letova u svemir i istraživanja svemira.

Rođen 1991. godine. Veliki ljubitelj SF-a i stripova još od ranog djetinjstva. Ljubitelj povijesti letova u svemir i istraživanja svemira. Show more

Siddharth Choudhary

Siddharth Choudhary

Siddharth Choudhary is a Senior Solutions Architect at Striim, Inc., based in Palo Alto, California, specializing in real-time data integration, streaming architectures, and cloud-based data platforms. With a strong foundation in computer engineering and a passion for data-driven systems, he works closely with enterprise customers to design scalable, resilient, and high-performance data replication and analytics solutions across hybrid and multi-cloud environments.
In his current role, Siddharth partners with global organizations to architect change-data-capture pipelines, streaming analytics applications, and bidirectional replication systems. He has led customer enablement initiatives through hands-on product training, architecture design workshops, and production-grade deployments involving heterogeneous databases and modern cloud data warehouses. His work includes integrating operational monitoring, alerting frameworks, CI/CD automation, and high-availability configurations to ensure robust, enterprise-ready data platforms.
Previously, as a Solutions Architect in pre-sales, Siddharth translated complex technical requirements into proof-of-concept implementations, contributing to competitive wins and influencing product enhancements that were later incorporated into platform releases. Earlier in his career as a Data Engineer, he developed streaming applications using Kafka, PySpark, and Java, integrating machine learning workflows and building distributed data pipelines for analytics use cases.
Siddharth holds a Master of Science in Computer Engineering from Arizona State University and a Bachelor of Technology with honors in Electronics and Telecommunication Engineering from the National Institute of Technology Raipur. His expertise spans programming, distributed systems, cloud platforms, and modern data warehousing technologies, positioning him at the intersection of real-time data engineering, cloud architecture, and intelligent analytics.

Siddharth Choudhary is a Senior Solutions Architect at Striim, Inc., based in Palo Alto, California, specializing in real-time data integration, streaming architectures, and cloud-based data platforms. With a strong foundation in computer engineering... Show more

Gabriel Koo

Gabriel Koo

Senior Lead Engineer at Bowtie Life Insurance
AWS Community Builder (2022-)
AWS User Group Hong Kong Volunteer (2026-)

Senior Lead Engineer at Bowtie Life Insurance AWS Community Builder (2022-) AWS User Group Hong Kong Volunteer (2026-) Show more

Nils Ackermann

Nils Ackermann

- Promotion in Mathematik, Gießen (1999)

- Postdoc, Gießen (bis 2005) und Sydney (2005-2006)

- Professur, UNAM (Mexiko-Stadt), 2006-2018

- Vertretungsprofessur, Goethe-Universität Frankfurt (2018-2019)

- wiss. Mitarbeiter, Goethe-Universität (2019-2020, seit 2024)

- apl. Professor, Goethe-Universität (seit 2021)

- freiberufl. Berater/Dozent (seit 2021)

- Promotion in Mathematik, Gießen (1999) - Postdoc, Gießen (bis 2005) und Sydney (2005-2006) - Professur, UNAM (Mexiko-Stadt), 2006-2018 - Vertretungsprofessur, Goethe-Universität Frankfurt (2018-2019) - wiss. Mitarbeiter, Goethe-Universi... Show more

Susann Schweitzer

Susann Schweitzer

Dr. Susann Schweitzer studierte Biologie an der Universität Bonn und promovierte im Fach Immunologie. Nach der Promotion sammelte sie mehrere Jahre Erfahrung in der klinischen Forschung bei klinischen Studien.
Derzeit ist sie als wissenschaftliche Mitarbeiterin an der Medical School Berlin tätig. Für Dr. Susann Schweitzer ist Lehre mehr als reine Wissensvermittlung; sie versucht, eine Umgebung zu schaffen, in der Lernen lebendig wird und in der Lehrende und Lernende aktiv beteiligt sind. Die Studierenden sind dabei Inspiration und Motivation, weiterhin neue Seminarkonzepte zu entwickeln, die das Lernen noch effektiver und spannender machen.
Dafür hat sie in den letzten beiden Jahren ihr didaktisches Wissen im Rahmen des Studiums „Medical and Health Education“ an der MSH Hamburg erweitert.

Dr. Susann Schweitzer studierte Biologie an der Universität Bonn und promovierte im Fach Immunologie. Nach der Promotion sammelte sie mehrere Jahre Erfahrung in der klinischen Forschung bei klinischen Studien. Derzeit ist sie als wissenschaftliche M... Show more

Rebekka Siedler

Rebekka Siedler

Dr. Rebekka Siedler

Promotion Molekularbiologie & Genetik JKIP (KIT); Postdoc im Projekt „ComeMINT” (2023–2025) - digitale Lehrkräftebildung, sowie im Projekt „PReBi” (seit 10/2025) - reflexive Unterrichtspraxis in Lehr-Lern-Laboren (PH Ludwigsburg)

Institut für Biologie
Reuteallee 46
71634 Ludwigsburg

Raum: 2.004
Tel.: 07141 140 2357

rebekka.siedler@ph-ludwigsburg.de

Dr. Rebekka Siedler Promotion Molekularbiologie & Genetik JKIP (KIT); Postdoc im Projekt „ComeMINT” (2023–2025) - digitale Lehrkräftebildung, sowie im Projekt „PReBi” (seit 10/2025) - reflexive Unterrichtspraxis in Lehr-Lern-Laboren (PH Ludwigsbu... Show more

Joshua Palmer

Joshua Palmer

Dr. Palmer has presented and published on psychiatric topics across the lifespan including screening for adolescent vaping use, adolescent substance use, opioid use disorder treatments, neurobiological perspectives of mental illness, and methods to reduce medication use for behavioral disturbances in dementia. Today, he continues to evaluate the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on the treatment delivery of psychiatric and substance use treatment.

Clinically, Dr. Palmer currently practices as a psychiatric mental health nurse practitioner at P.K. Mullick and Associates, treating adult patients for general psychiatric conditions, substance use disorders, and severe persistent mental illness such as schizophrenia. Currently, Dr. Palmer’s clinical interest is using esketamine for treatment resistant depression.

Dr. Palmer has presented and published on psychiatric topics across the lifespan including screening for adolescent vaping use, adolescent substance use, opioid use disorder treatments, neurobiological perspectives of mental illness, and methods to r... Show more

Marleen Mohaupt

Marleen Mohaupt

https://www.linkedin.com/in/marleen-mohaupt/

https://www.linkedin.com/in/marleen-mohaupt/ Show more

Samuel Desseaux

Samuel Desseaux

Samuel Desseaux is a CTO & CIO Advisor focused on observability, edge AI, and IT/OT integration. He designs open-source observability labs and reproducible pipelines that help teams instrument, benchmark, and trust complex AI and high-performance systems deployed at the edge or within industrial infrastructures. His work spans factories, mobility systems, HPC-adjacent environments, and scientific instrumentation. Through his companies, Erythix in France and Aureonis in Belgium, he supports organizations in building transparent, resilient, vendor-neutral architectures that unify AI, OT, and HPC workflows.

Samuel Desseaux is a CTO & CIO Advisor focused on observability, edge AI, and IT/OT integration. He designs open-source observability labs and reproducible pipelines that help teams instrument, benchmark, and trust complex AI and high-performance sys... Show more

David Carmona

David Carmona

Llevo más de 5 años haciendo charlas sobre tecnologías Front-end, VR y videojuegos. Soy leader de la comunidad Open Front-end Community de Barcelona y Madrid (https://www.meetup.com/frontend-barcelona/)

Llevo más de 5 años haciendo charlas sobre tecnologías Front-end, VR y videojuegos. Soy leader de la comunidad Open Front-end Community de Barcelona y Madrid (https://www.meetup.com/frontend-barcelona/) Show more

Steven Pousty

Steven Pousty


Steve is a Dad, Partner, Son, and Principal Community Architect at Red Hat focused on AI. He can teach you about Data Analysis, Computer Vision, AI, Kubernetes, Java, Python, and PostgreSQL. He has deep subject area expertise in GIS/Spatial, Statistics, and Ecology. Before Red Hat, Steve was a developer Advocate for Crunchy Data, DigitalGlobe, VMWare, LinkedIn, deCarta, and ESRI. Steve has a Ph.D. in Ecology and can easily be bribed with offers of bird watching or fly fishing.

Steve is a Dad, Partner, Son, and Principal Community Architect at Red Hat focused on AI. He can teach you about Data Analysis, Computer Vision, AI, Kubernetes, Java, Python, and PostgreSQL. He has deep subject area expertise in GIS/Spatial, Statis... Show more

Melanie Sabado-Liwag

Melanie Sabado-Liwag

Melanie Sabado-Liwag, PhD, MPH is an Associate Professor in the Department of Public Health at California State University-Los Angeles. She received her PhD at the School of Community & Global Health at Claremont Graduate University and a postdoctoral fellowship at the NIMHD at NIH. With over 20 years of experience working with Asian American and Pacific Islander communities, her health equity-focused research aims to understand multi-level determinants related to adverse health and social outcomes across the life course through community-partnered approaches.

Melanie Sabado-Liwag, PhD, MPH is an Associate Professor in the Department of Public Health at California State University-Los Angeles. She received her PhD at the School of Community & Global Health at Claremont Graduate University and a postdoctora... Show more

Brian Daza

Brian Daza

Brian is a skilled data professional with a strong academic background. During his career, he has always dealt with data in some way or the other. With a degree in Pharmaceutical Sciences (Utrecht University), he originally focused on developing drug discovery tools but shifted his focus to data analytics.

During his PhD at KU Leuven Brian developed 3D-printed chips that allowed to grow of stem cells on a chip, that could further be analyzed using state-of-the-art sequencing tools. He had to integrate many different types of data (microscopy images, genetic sequencing, etc.) to be able to validate the results. He often used scripting tools (R, Python) to develop and integrate these pipelines.

He always had an affinity with information technology and he decided to follow his passion for data with a focus on data engineering. Brian worked on multiple projects since then with Immoweb, Accenture, and Orange Business to grow further in data engineering. He implemented orchestration tools for ELT client workflows and co-developed a prediction application.

Brian has experience in Microsoft Azure, extensive expertise in open-source tooling (Python, R, Airflow, Kubernetes, etc.), and is a (AWS) certified cloud practitioner.

He enjoys spending time outdoors, climbing, and playing his bass guitar outside of work.

Brian is a skilled data professional with a strong academic background. During his career, he has always dealt with data in some way or the other. With a degree in Pharmaceutical Sciences (Utrecht University), he originally focused on developing drug... Show more

Prasanth Chatarasi

Prasanth Chatarasi

Prasanth Chatarasi is a Staff Research Scientist at IBM T.J. Watson Research Center where he leads research and development of code generation for IBM’s Spyre accelerator. He focuses on compiler optimizations, dataflow architectures, and hardware–software co-design for next-generation AI systems. Prasanth received his Ph.D. in Computer Science from Georgia Institute of Technology and his M.S. Thesis from Rice University.

Prasanth Chatarasi is a Staff Research Scientist at IBM T.J. Watson Research Center where he leads research and development of code generation for IBM’s Spyre accelerator. He focuses on compiler optimizations, dataflow architectures, and hardware–sof... Show more

Kevin Paczkowski

Kevin Paczkowski

I solve the $2M problems that happen when brilliant technology meets confused humans.

Over the past decade, I've built AI platforms that generate $5M ARR, transformed failing products into 340% growth stories, and led 50,000+ user migrations with zero downtime. But here's what I've really learned: the biggest technology challenges aren't technical at all. They're psychological.

With my Master's in Social Data Science from Oxford, I've spent my career at the intersection where human behavior meets enterprise technology. I've worked across healthcare, finance, and global consulting at Accenture, consistently discovering that the same patterns emerge everywhere: smart people make predictable, irrational decisions about technology adoption.
I'm the product leader who gets called in when expensive AI implementations sit unused, when teams resist change despite obvious benefits, or when leadership needs someone who can translate between C-suite vision and developer reality. My "human first AI" framework is now adopted by 3 Fortune 500 companies because it works with human psychology rather than against it.
My superpower is turning complex technological chaos into revenue generating clarity. I've reduced patient wait times from 48 hours to 4 hours, cut compliance review time by 87%, and helped teams embrace AI tools they initially feared. I understand both the technical possibilities (Python, TensorFlow, cloud architecture) and the human realities (cognitive bias, change resistance, team dynamics) of making technology actually work.

Whether I'm speaking about AI manipulation psychology, the neuroscience of developer attention, or why brilliant teams make terrible technology decisions, I bring data driven insights combined with real world war stories from the trenches of enterprise transformation.
I
believe the future belongs to leaders who understand that every technology problem is fundamentally a people problem. And people problems are endlessly fascinating to solve.

I solve the $2M problems that happen when brilliant technology meets confused humans. Over the past decade, I've built AI platforms that generate $5M ARR, transformed failing products into 340% growth stories, and led 50,000+ user migrations with ... Show more

Kamer Vishi

Kamer Vishi

I am a cybersecurity professional with over a decade of experience in the field. Holding a PhD in cybersecurity from the University of Oslo, I have authored and co-authored numerous research papers published in reputable journals and conferences, showcasing my dedication to advancing the field.

My expertise encompasses a broad spectrum of cybersecurity and IT domains, making me a T-shaped professional with versatile skills.

As Senior Security Operations Manager at the Norwegian Agency for Local Governments (Kommunalbanken/KBN), I am responsible for overseeing and managing the organization's security operations. This entails developing and implementing robust security strategies and utilizing cutting-edge security solutions to protect critical assets and data for the agency (one of Norway's critical agencies).

Before joining KBN, I served as a vital member of the Sykehuspartner CERT team, responsible for securing ICT services for hospitals across south-eastern Norway (covering more than 3 million people, or >50% of Norway's population). In this capacity, I leveraged state-of-the-art security solutions, including IDS and EDR, to conduct technical and tactical analyses of security incidents affecting healthcare providers in the region. My contributions were pivotal in safeguarding sensitive information within the healthcare sector.

Before my tenure at Sykehuspartner, I made significant contributions as a security researcher at the University of Oslo. I actively participated in cutting-edge research projects in the cybersecurity field, further enhancing my knowledge and skills.

Additionally, I have a proven track record as a CTO/IT Manager for a prominent hotel group. I successfully managed IT operations and ensured the security of guest data and systems. My journey in the field of IT began with roles as a web and software developer at DataProgNet, where I honed my technical skills and laid the foundation for my career in cybersecurity.

My commitment to cybersecurity, along with my diverse experiences, enables me to approach security challenges with a holistic perspective, ensuring the protection and resilience of organizations and their critical assets.

I am a cybersecurity professional with over a decade of experience in the field. Holding a PhD in cybersecurity from the University of Oslo, I have authored and co-authored numerous research papers published in reputable journals and conferences, sho... Show more

Krystine Kellogg

Krystine Kellogg

Krystine Kellogg is a relationship educator, podcast host, and community builder specializing in Female-Led Relationships (FLR) grounded in communication, consent, and emotional health. She is the host of Krystine’s FLR Podcast, where she has spent years helping women, men, and couples understand what female leadership in relationships actually looks like—beyond stereotypes, sensationalism, and misinformation.

Krystine’s work focuses on dismantling common myths surrounding FLR, including the belief that these dynamics are inherently sexual, extreme, or rooted in male weakness. Instead, she teaches FLR as a conscious relationship structure—one built on honesty, clarity of roles, mutual respect, and intentional decision-making. Her audience includes couples in their 20s through their 70s who are navigating real-world marriages, careers, parenting, and long-term partnership.

She is the creator of FLRSkool, a course-based educational community on the Skool platform, where couples engage in structured learning and guided discussions around healthy power dynamics, ethical leadership, and sustainable intimacy. Through her podcast, courses, and community, Krystine regularly receives messages from couples crediting her work with improving communication, reducing resentment, and in many cases, saving their marriages.

Krystine’s approach is sex-positive, adult-aware, and educational—never gratuitous or pornographic. She is currently developing a book on Female-Led Relationships and expanding into public speaking through workshops, breakout sessions, panels, and online conferences focused on healthy relationships, ethical power exchange, and real-world partnership.

Krystine Kellogg is a relationship educator, podcast host, and community builder specializing in Female-Led Relationships (FLR) grounded in communication, consent, and emotional health. She is the host of Krystine’s FLR Podcast, where she has spent y... Show more

Jordan Nourry

Jordan Nourry

Cofondateur de Shodo Studio, je construis depuis 15 ans du code durable et accompagne des équipes sur leurs projets les plus critiques. Convaincu que le développement est un artisanat qui se transmet, je partage mon savoir-faire avec la communauté sous plusieurs formats : articles, talks, et au sein de CraftsRecords, un collectif de passionnés.

Aujourd'hui, j'explore comment l'IA peut devenir un véritable allié dans la reprise de contrôle sur le legacy — à condition de garder la main et d'éviter les promesses marketing.

Cofondateur de Shodo Studio, je construis depuis 15 ans du code durable et accompagne des équipes sur leurs projets les plus critiques. Convaincu que le développement est un artisanat qui se transmet, je partage mon savoir-faire avec la communauté so... Show more

Marissa Haugh

Marissa Haugh

Marissa Haugh's career reflects a life built on dedication to others. With a background that extends across child development, healthcare, and wellness, she has embraced opportunities to serve in many different ways. Now living in Oceanport, New Jersey, she continues to guide people toward healthier lives through fitness and nutrition, drawing on the knowledge and experience gained from years of education and professional practice.

Her academic path demonstrates her strong commitment to lifelong learning. After completing high school, Marissa attended the University of Rhode Island, earning a Bachelor of Science in Human Development and Family Studies. This program gave her valuable insight into human growth across the lifespan, preparing her to support children and families in many contexts. In 2001, she added a Certificate in Fine Arts and Foundation from Parsons’ School of Design, highlighting her creative abilities. She later pursued graduate study at Bank Street College, earning a Master of Science in Child Life in 2003. These studies combined scientific knowledge with creativity, shaping her approach to child development and care.

Her work began during her college years. She first served as a daycare leader and became a caseworker for Talbot Perkins Children’s Services in Brooklyn, where she supported adoption and foster care services. Around the same time, she worked as the Lead Camp Counselor at Epiphany Nursery School Camp, designing creative projects and managing daily classroom activities. These early roles gave her direct experience with children and allowed her to practice leadership, organization, and empathy.

In 1998, she accepted the position of Head Teacher at Trevor Day School in New York City. She managed classroom activities, adapted teaching methods to meet student needs, and worked closely with families to promote learning. After completing her graduate degree, she transitioned into healthcare. At Mt. Sinai Hospital in New York, she became a Child Life Specialist, serving children in pediatric units. She worked with young patients facing serious illnesses such as cancer, asthma, cystic fibrosis, HIV/AIDS, and those undergoing transplants. Her role emphasized therapeutic interventions and family support during hospitalizations.

Her work in child development expanded further at Monmouth Medical Center in New Jersey, where she served as an Early Intervention Developmental Specialist. She conducted developmental assessments for infants and toddlers up to age three, designing interventions that encouraged growth and progress. She also worked closely with families to ensure children received the support they needed. Since 2001, she has been a member of the Child Life Council, maintaining her long-term commitment to the field.

2017 Marissa expanded into health and fitness, completing a Certificate in Fitness and Nutrition from the Academy of Sports Medicine. She then founded FIT, FULL, AND FOCUSED in Oceanport, New Jersey, where she offers personalized nutrition and fitness coaching. She works with clients to assess eating habits, health conditions, and fitness levels, developing customized plans to encourage healthier choices. Her approach emphasizes education, helping clients understand nutrition science, food preparation, and sustainable lifestyle habits.

Her personal dedication to fitness further supports her coaching. She has run marathons, participated in CrossFit competitions, and participated in endurance events such as Tough Mudder and Spartan races. These experiences give her practical knowledge of discipline and perseverance, which she shares with her clients.

Through her work, Marissa Haugh has consistently chosen paths that allow her to help others. From children in hospitals and classrooms to adults seeking healthier lifestyles, she has positively impacted them by combining education, compassion, and personal experience. Her journey demonstrates how service and knowledge can shape a meaningful and lasting career.

Marissa Haugh's career reflects a life built on dedication to others. With a background that extends across child development, healthcare, and wellness, she has embraced opportunities to serve in many different ways. Now living in Oceanport, New Jers... Show more

Subhash Gehlot

Subhash Gehlot

professional with strong expertise in Kubernetes platforms, DevSecOps practices, and zero-trust security. With hands-on experience in implementing admission control policies, container security scanning, and secure deployment pipelines, Subhash focuses on bridging the gap between development speed and security compliance. Having worked across full-stack development, SQL architecture, on-call operations, and cloud-native platforms, Subhash brings a practical perspective to container security.

professional with strong expertise in Kubernetes platforms, DevSecOps practices, and zero-trust security. With hands-on experience in implementing admission control policies, container security scanning, and secure deployment pipelines, Subhash focus... Show more

Aaron Harrison

Aaron Harrison

Aaron Harrison is a Director of Advisory in Gartner's Information Technology Leaders practice. Mr. Harrison advises Application, Enterprise Architecture, and Software Engineering Leaders on subjects such as agile, modernization, API strategy, application rationalization, business architecture, creating ARB / CAB, test automation, metrics, coordinating product lines, team and org management and change, project to product transformation, as well as skills and competencies within Applications orgs. As an Advisor with over 25 years professional experience within the IT industry, he's adept at translating between technologists and the C-Suite.

Aaron Harrison is a Director of Advisory in Gartner's Information Technology Leaders practice. Mr. Harrison advises Application, Enterprise Architecture, and Software Engineering Leaders on subjects such as agile, modernization, API strategy, applica... Show more

Tom Sherman

Tom Sherman

In 2017, Tom Sherman discovered the 5th season of the year after nearly a decade of studying timekeeping and measurement systems. He then spent the next 3 years deconstructing the Gregorian Calendar and re-engineering a New Calendar system using modern math, science and logic that divides time evenly, precisely, and accurately, for the first time in the history of time. With humor, philosophy, and curiosity, Tom is able to expand your perception of reality and uncover new systems and patterns that are currently hiding in plain sight.

In 2017, Tom Sherman discovered the 5th season of the year after nearly a decade of studying timekeeping and measurement systems. He then spent the next 3 years deconstructing the Gregorian Calendar and re-engineering a New Calendar system using mode... Show more

Francisco Bernardo

Francisco Bernardo

Francisco Bernardo, PhD, is a research engineer and designer focused on Human-centred computaional toolkits for user innovation. He has extensive work experience in the industry, academia, and at their interface, where he conducts applied research at the intersection of art and creative technology.

Francisco Bernardo, PhD, is a research engineer and designer focused on Human-centred computaional toolkits for user innovation. He has extensive work experience in the industry, academia, and at their interface, where he conducts applied research at... Show more

Mick Semb Wever

Mick Semb Wever

Principal Architect at DataStax, engineering and product on Cassandra and Open Source.

Beyond technology, crazy about snowboarding, rock climbing, trail running, skiing, surfing, and just anything awesome in nature.

Principal Architect at DataStax, engineering and product on Cassandra and Open Source. Beyond technology, crazy about snowboarding, rock climbing, trail running, skiing, surfing, and just anything awesome in nature. Show more

Margina Cohen

Margina Cohen

Margina, J.D., Ed.S., is a dynamic advocate, author, and educator with a passion for empowering others through shared knowledge and social justice advocacy. With extensive experience in educational leadership, she combines her legal expertise with her dedication to educational equity. A strong advocate for parental rights and education reform, Margina believes every child deserves access to quality education and support. Through her work with the Cooley Innocence Project, she has come to understand that educational equity is fundamental to true criminal justice reform. By championing parental advocacy and fostering collaborative community initiatives, Margina aims to create a more just and equitable system for all.

Margina, J.D., Ed.S., is a dynamic advocate, author, and educator with a passion for empowering others through shared knowledge and social justice advocacy. With extensive experience in educational leadership, she combines her legal expertise with he... Show more

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