Luciano Lorenzi was born in Ventimiglia (Imperia, Italy) on 16 October 1949. He studied in Mondovi in the 1960s and took his degree in Physics in 1975, with the assistance of the Astronomer Prof. Franco Scaltriti, having already been involved in research at the Turin Astronomical Observatory for three years. Lorenzi earned the title of Astronomer in 1978 through a national selection, followed by another appointment again in Turin, where he remained until 1 September 1987. At his own request, on the same date he joined High Schools in the Province of Cuneo to teach Physics. From 21 December 1989 until early 1992, Lorenzi coordinated and supported the Mondovi Astronomy Study Center, together with the two OATO Directors, Professors Alberto Masani & Attilio Ferrari. Its goals included a variety of cultural objectives focusing on research, teaching and communication, with the clear intention of promoting the city as the heir to an ancient university institution, as well as the birthplace of the founder of the Turin Astronomical Observatory, Father Giovanni Battista Beccaria. He was also a Senator of the Italian Republic for three consecutive legislatures from 1992 to 2001. In the same period, from 1994 to 1999, he was a member of the "Council of Europe" and the "Western European Union Assembly". He was an active parliamentarian in the Senate of the Italian Republic and the "Council of Europe". In particular, he promoted Law 315 dated 3 August 1998, which allocated 8.1 billion lire for university building projects in Mondovi through Turin Polytechnic University. He was also instrumental in achieving approval of "RESOLUTION 1080 (1996) on the detection of asteroids and comets potentially dangerous to humankind" by the "PARLIAMENTARY ASSEMBLY OF THE COUNCIL OF EUROPE". He today has almost eighty publications or conference papers in various scientific fields, dealing specifically with Astronomy, Variable Star Astronomy, Large-Scale Structure of the Universe, Cosmology and Cosmogony. In particular, Lorenzi proposed The Expansion Center Model (ECM) of the experimentally checked Rotating & Expanding Universe (REU) (cf. the address https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Luciano-Lorenzi ).

Physics is my passion. To understand how galaxies, stars and planets have formed from coulds of primordial hydrogen, and to comprehend how billions of years of evolution have led to today's civilization, reamins utterly fascinating for me. Thus the search for the ultimate laws of nature in physis and cosmology continuously accompanies me. Pursuing these matters led me to hold physicists such as Einstein, Schrödinger and Dirac in high respect, because those founding fathers of modern physics have been researching in all fundamental fields, from cosmology to particle physics. Indeed, there are many unknown gems in their papers, while a lot of problems they have named remained unsolved to this day. In my life, I have always tried to deepen my knowledge without narrowing it, and what I have learned in law, and neuroscience and as a teacher helps me to understand physics as a whole. In particular, dealing with the history, methodology and philosophy of science led me to scrutinize the current standard models of physics and to challenge their validity, and to point out some obvious aberrations. My book was given the “Science book of the year” award by the German science journal "Bild der Wissenschaft“ , and its English edition “Bankrupting Physics - How Today’s Top Scientists Gambled Away Their Credibility” was published by Palgrave Macmillan. Another very controversial book was "The Higgs Fake – How Particle Physicists Fooled the Nobel Committee". My biggest source of motivation are book about and by physicists of past times, such as Ernst Mach, Albert Einstein, Erwin Schrödinger, Werner Heisenberg, Paul Dirac, Robert Dicke und Richard Feynman. Recently, I’ve been impressed by books of Nassim Taleb, Daniel Kahnemann, Nick Bostrom and Jean Ziegler. I am happy and grateful for the privilege to dedicate a significant part of my life to science. I think that freedom and peace, which can be found in this country more than elsewhere, cannot be taken for granted and require our care - and in this respect, particular attention is needed for the information that we get from the media. I’d be happy if you follow my views about physics and other matters on twitter or facebook. Apart from physics, my recreational activities are hiking, jogging, playing chess and the piano, and having fun with my family. We all can just hope to contribute a little to the respect humankind may get from future civilizations.

My background spans scientific research and education, supported by robust academic credentials. I am passionate about topics such as computer science, cosmology, astrophysics, cyberspace, and cryptography. By founding Capricorne Spatial Agence and its brand Quantum Launch, I've developed innovative scientific solutions and played a role in advancing the New Space Age.

Professor M. Moatamedi is a globally recognized leader in industrial engineering and multiphysics research. He is the President of The International Society of Multiphysics. His academic background includes a Ph.D. in Engineering from the University of Sheffield, an MBA from Manchester Business School, and an LLM in International Business Law from the University of Leeds. Throughout his distinguished career, Professor Moatamedi has held senior academic and leadership positions at esteemed institutions such as New York University, Imperial College London, Cranfield University, the Arctic University of Norway, and the University of Salford. His expertise spans multiphysics modelling, simulation, and engineering design, with significant contributions to both academia and industry. As Conference Chair, Professor Moatamedi brings a wealth of experience and a commitment to fostering innovation and collaboration in the conference.

Dr. Martin Reber served as Personal Advisor to the Chief of the Armed Forces for all technology-related matters from 2010 to 2022. In this role, he was a member of the Chief of the Armed Forces Staff at the Headquarters of the Swiss Armed Forces. In addition, Dr. Reber acts as a part-time expert in space and healthcare for the European Commission in Brussels. Mr. Reber spent over four years as a Managing Consultant and Project Manager at Detecon AG, a subsidiary of Deutsche Telekom AG. In this capacity, he advised large corporations on topics such as emergency and crisis management, governance, and SOX 404 compliance, as well as legal issues related to innovation and technology. Prior to his consulting career, Mr. Reber served for many years as Chief Information Officer and Senior Vice President at Bern University Hospital (Inselspital). He began his professional career in 1997 at Atraxis AG, a subsidiary of Swissair AG, as Deputy Managing Director of the Operations Research Department. Martin Reber studied Experimental Physics at the University of Bern, with a focus on the formation and early evolution of the solar system (Dr. phil. nat.), and European and International Business Law at the University of St. Gallen (M.B.L.). He also completed an international education in space studies at the International Space University in Huntsville, Alabama, USA, and worked on risk analyses for lunar missions at NASA’s Marshall Space Flight Center. For the European Space Agency (ESA), Martin Reber was significantly involved in the planning of several space missions. His profile is further complemented by general management training and board of directors education programs at the University of St. Gallen, various international assignments, and lecturing activities both in Switzerland and abroad. For ten years, Martin Reber was a private pilot. During his military service, he began his career in air traffic control. After holding various staff positions at military airbases, he took on sub-projects in the exercise leadership of BELUGA, STABANTE, and other Swiss Air Force exercises. Today, he leads the Space Doctrine division within the Air Force Staff and serves as a legal advisor for NATO operations as well as an inspector for the OSCE. Dr. Reber left the Swiss Federal Department of Defence, Civil Protection and Sport (DDPS/VBS) on November 1, 2022. Through his company, Reber and Partner GmbH, he will take on mandates in emergency and crisis management, advise executive management, and serve as an appointed expert evaluating projects for Innosuisse. «Cyber and Space» and «The Solar System» are two topics which Dr. Reber is activeley involved.

Felix Lev graduated from the Moscow Institute for Physics and Technology, got PhD from the Institute of Theoretical and Experimental Physics in Moscow and Dr. Sci. degree in physics and mathematics from High Energy Physics also known as the Serpukhov Accelerator. In Russia he worked as a mathematician at the Far Eastern Branch of the Russian Academy of Sciences and as a nuclear physicist at the Joint Institute for Nuclear Research (Dubna, Moscow region). From 1999 to 2024 he worked on mathematical algorithms for the semiconductor industry at a software company in the Los Angeles area. His major research interests are in quantum theory over finite rings or fields, in particle theory and cosmology. In 1987, the Presidium of the Academy of Sciences of the USSR awarded him the title of senior scientist in theoretical and mathematical physics. In 1988 Joint institute for Nuclear Research (JINR) (Dubna, Moscow region) published his course of lectures for young scientists of JINR: "Problems of Relativistic Quantum Mechanics of Systems with a Fixed Number of Degrees of Freedom", P4-88-829. In 2020 Springer published his book "Finite Mathematics as the Foundation of Classical Mathematics and Quantum Theory. With Applications to Gravity and Particle Theory". Also, he has more than 100 publications in leading journals. The main results of his publications are: ● It has been proved that standard mathematics is a special degenerate case of finite mathematics in the formal limit p→∞ where p is the characteristic of the ring or field in finite mathematics. ● It has been proved that standard quantum theory is a special degenerate case of a quantum theory based on finite mathematics in the formal limit p→∞ where p is the characteristic of the ring or field in finite mathematics. This implies that mathematics describing nature at the most fundamental level involves only a finite number of numbers while the notions of limit, infinitesimals and continuity are needed only in calculations describing nature approximately. ● In a quantum theory based on finite mathematics, the de Sitter gravitational constant depends on p and disappears in the formal limit p→∞, i.e., gravity is a consequence of finiteness of nature. ● The application to particle theory gives that particle-antiparticle is only an approximate concept valid in special situations. As a consequence, the electric charge and the baryon and lepton quantum numbers can be only approximately conserved, and the baryon asymmetry of the universe problem does not arise. ● The phenomenon of cosmological acceleration (PCA) has a clear explanation without uncertainties as a kinematical effect in semiclassical approximation to quantum theory. In particular, it is not necessary to involve dark energy, the physical meaning of which is a mystery. In our approach, background space and its geometry are not used and the results for PCA are the same as in General Relativity if Λ=3/R2, where R is the contraction parameter from the de Sitter to the Poincare algebra and has nothing to do with the radius of background space. Therefore Λ>0 and there is no freedom in choosing the value of Λ.

Physics is my passion. To understand how galaxies, stars and planets have formed from coulds of primordial hydrogen, and to comprehend how billions of years of evolution have led to today's civilization, reamins utterly fascinating for me. Thus the search for the ultimate laws of nature in physis and cosmology continuously accompanies me. Pursuing these matters led me to hold physicists such as Einstein, Schrödinger and Dirac in high respect, because those founding fathers of modern physics have been researching in all fundamental fields, from cosmology to particle physics. Indeed, there are many unknown gems in their papers, while a lot of problems they have named remained unsolved to this day. In my life, I have always tried to deepen my knowledge without narrowing it, and what I have learned in law, and neuroscience and as a teacher helps me to understand physics as a whole. In particular, dealing with the history, methodology and philosophy of science led me to scrutinize the current standard models of physics and to challenge their validity, and to point out some obvious aberrations. My book was given the “Science book of the year” award by the German science journal "Bild der Wissenschaft“ , and its English edition “Bankrupting Physics - How Today’s Top Scientists Gambled Away Their Credibility” was published by Palgrave Macmillan. Another very controversial book was "The Higgs Fake – How Particle Physicists Fooled the Nobel Committee". My biggest source of motivation are book about and by physicists of past times, such as Ernst Mach, Albert Einstein, Erwin Schrödinger, Werner Heisenberg, Paul Dirac, Robert Dicke und Richard Feynman. Recently, I’ve been impressed by books of Nassim Taleb, Daniel Kahnemann, Nick Bostrom and Jean Ziegler. I am happy and grateful for the privilege to dedicate a significant part of my life to science. I think that freedom and peace, which can be found in this country more than elsewhere, cannot be taken for granted and require our care - and in this respect, particular attention is needed for the information that we get from the media. I’d be happy if you follow my views about physics and other matters on twitter or facebook. Apart from physics, my recreational activities are hiking, jogging, playing chess and the piano, and having fun with my family. We all can just hope to contribute a little to the respect humankind may get from future civilizations.

Professor M. Moatamedi is a globally recognized leader in industrial engineering and multiphysics research. He is the President of The International Society of Multiphysics. His academic background includes a Ph.D. in Engineering from the University of Sheffield, an MBA from Manchester Business School, and an LLM in International Business Law from the University of Leeds. Throughout his distinguished career, Professor Moatamedi has held senior academic and leadership positions at esteemed institutions such as New York University, Imperial College London, Cranfield University, the Arctic University of Norway, and the University of Salford. His expertise spans multiphysics modelling, simulation, and engineering design, with significant contributions to both academia and industry. As Conference Chair, Professor Moatamedi brings a wealth of experience and a commitment to fostering innovation and collaboration in the conference.

Dr. Edgar Ricardo Quiroz Villón is a senior mining executive, civil engineer, and specialist in tailings management, water resources, geotechnical engineering, ESG governance, and digital transformation. With more than 25 years of experience in major mining projects and operations in Latin America, Canadá and Australia. He’s Executive Chairman & CEO of Frame Limited, a bootique consulting company focused on mining engineering, tailings governance, risk management, ESG, and applied innovation. His expertise includes the integration of artificial intelligence, machine learning, digital twins, predictive analytics, remote monitoring, and autonomous technologies to improve the safety and performance of tailings storage facilities and critical mining infrastructure. His current work focuses on Al-powered risk management, Mine-to-Tailings digital transformation, predictive monitoring systems, and the application of robotics and machine learning for safer and more sustainable mining operations.

Prof. Gideon Samid, PhD, pioneered Innovation Science: the organized innovation-relevant knowledge, apart from subject matter expertise. After years of extensive scientific innovation in large places like NASA and Exxon, and running specialized innovation consultancy, Gideon returned to his alma mater, the Technion - Israel Institute of Technology where he developed his PhD dissertation: accelerating innovation through a regimented exploitation of creativity outburst. Having proven the efficacy of Innovation Science, Prof. Samid augmented his product through artificial intelligence, AI. See book: "AI Assisted Innovation". His innovation methodology InnovationSP.net led to abstraction of geometry, space, and mathematical formalism, which in turn led to the unsettling realization that humans sense and consider reality using their Darwinian brain that was shaped by evolution to maximize survival, not to comprehend reality in full. The prospects of unbound parts of reality being invisible to us is tantalizing. (Related to the question of extraterrestrials). Can we overcome this blindness? It is worth a try. Gideon Samid is now applying the full force of AI to see cosmology beyond the limitations of our Darwinian brain.

Luciano Lorenzi was born in Ventimiglia (Imperia, Italy) on 16 October 1949. He studied in Mondovi in the 1960s and took his degree in Physics in 1975, with the assistance of the Astronomer Prof. Franco Scaltriti, having already been involved in research at the Turin Astronomical Observatory for three years. Lorenzi earned the title of Astronomer in 1978 through a national selection, followed by another appointment again in Turin, where he remained until 1 September 1987. At his own request, on the same date he joined High Schools in the Province of Cuneo to teach Physics. From 21 December 1989 until early 1992, Lorenzi coordinated and supported the Mondovi Astronomy Study Center, together with the two OATO Directors, Professors Alberto Masani & Attilio Ferrari. Its goals included a variety of cultural objectives focusing on research, teaching and communication, with the clear intention of promoting the city as the heir to an ancient university institution, as well as the birthplace of the founder of the Turin Astronomical Observatory, Father Giovanni Battista Beccaria. He was also a Senator of the Italian Republic for three consecutive legislatures from 1992 to 2001. In the same period, from 1994 to 1999, he was a member of the "Council of Europe" and the "Western European Union Assembly". He was an active parliamentarian in the Senate of the Italian Republic and the "Council of Europe". In particular, he promoted Law 315 dated 3 August 1998, which allocated 8.1 billion lire for university building projects in Mondovi through Turin Polytechnic University. He was also instrumental in achieving approval of "RESOLUTION 1080 (1996) on the detection of asteroids and comets potentially dangerous to humankind" by the "PARLIAMENTARY ASSEMBLY OF THE COUNCIL OF EUROPE". He today has almost eighty publications or conference papers in various scientific fields, dealing specifically with Astronomy, Variable Star Astronomy, Large-Scale Structure of the Universe, Cosmology and Cosmogony. In particular, Lorenzi proposed The Expansion Center Model (ECM) of the experimentally checked Rotating & Expanding Universe (REU) (cf. the address https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Luciano-Lorenzi ).

William Dean Kennard is a cybersecurity researcher and the lead architect of the Advanced Digital Guardian (ADG) project, also identified as the Linda 1950 protocol. Drawing from a disciplined career as a certified chef in high-demand hospitality environments, William applies a structured, methodology-driven approach to solving complex digital vulnerabilities. His current research is focused on developing an AI-driven oversight framework that enforces granular control over data privacy, shifting the paradigm from reactive security to proactive, user-centric defense. By integrating white-hat hacking methodologies with automated, behavioral-based oversight, the ADG project aims to create a hardened, protocol-level barrier against unauthorized data ex filtration. William’s work addresses the urgent need for transparent, high-integrity privacy layers in decentralized and IoT-integrated ecosystems. He is committed to advancing digital resilience through rigorous engineering and the implementation of robust, tamper-evident security architectures for the modern, hyper-connected landscape.

My background spans scientific research and education, supported by robust academic credentials. I am passionate about topics such as computer science, cosmology, astrophysics, cyberspace, and cryptography. By founding Capricorne Spatial Agence and its brand Quantum Launch, I've developed innovative scientific solutions and played a role in advancing the New Space Age.

Dr. Martin Reber served as Personal Advisor to the Chief of the Armed Forces for all technology-related matters from 2010 to 2022. In this role, he was a member of the Chief of the Armed Forces Staff at the Headquarters of the Swiss Armed Forces. In addition, Dr. Reber acts as a part-time expert in space and healthcare for the European Commission in Brussels. Mr. Reber spent over four years as a Managing Consultant and Project Manager at Detecon AG, a subsidiary of Deutsche Telekom AG. In this capacity, he advised large corporations on topics such as emergency and crisis management, governance, and SOX 404 compliance, as well as legal issues related to innovation and technology. Prior to his consulting career, Mr. Reber served for many years as Chief Information Officer and Senior Vice President at Bern University Hospital (Inselspital). He began his professional career in 1997 at Atraxis AG, a subsidiary of Swissair AG, as Deputy Managing Director of the Operations Research Department. Martin Reber studied Experimental Physics at the University of Bern, with a focus on the formation and early evolution of the solar system (Dr. phil. nat.), and European and International Business Law at the University of St. Gallen (M.B.L.). He also completed an international education in space studies at the International Space University in Huntsville, Alabama, USA, and worked on risk analyses for lunar missions at NASA’s Marshall Space Flight Center. For the European Space Agency (ESA), Martin Reber was significantly involved in the planning of several space missions. His profile is further complemented by general management training and board of directors education programs at the University of St. Gallen, various international assignments, and lecturing activities both in Switzerland and abroad. For ten years, Martin Reber was a private pilot. During his military service, he began his career in air traffic control. After holding various staff positions at military airbases, he took on sub-projects in the exercise leadership of BELUGA, STABANTE, and other Swiss Air Force exercises. Today, he leads the Space Doctrine division within the Air Force Staff and serves as a legal advisor for NATO operations as well as an inspector for the OSCE. Dr. Reber left the Swiss Federal Department of Defence, Civil Protection and Sport (DDPS/VBS) on November 1, 2022. Through his company, Reber and Partner GmbH, he will take on mandates in emergency and crisis management, advise executive management, and serve as an appointed expert evaluating projects for Innosuisse. «Cyber and Space» and «The Solar System» are two topics which Dr. Reber is activeley involved.

Dr. Massimo Medesani, PhD, is a philosopher and insurance professional specializing in the sustainable impact of economic and insurance activities, with a focus on climate change. He holds a Bachelor’s degree (1992) and a Doctorate in Philosophy (2023) from the University of Genoa, along with a PhD earned in 2023 in Brooklyn. He also completed training in Human Resources in Rome. Dr. Medesani serves as a member of the Scientific Committee of CESIA Insurance Intermediaries and the Pension Fund Committee of the FATA Insurance Group, and is Secretary of the FATA Insurance Agents Group. With extensive experience as a General Agent for FATA and Cattolica Insurance, he has actively contributed to industry negotiations and conferences. His work bridges philosophy, economics, and insurance, promoting sustainable practices through collaboration with scientific and economic organizations.

Dr. Thomas J. Buckholtz has made contributions to society that span aspects of research and development, business, government, education, information technology and IT business practices, not- for-profit endeavors, startup enterprises, and the environment. He does research in (1) cosmology and elementary particle physics and (2) innovation, leadership, skills development, and thinking. Regarding (1), his 2024 Journal of High Energy Physics, Gravitation and Cosmology paper & quot; Characterizations That Help Explain Particle and Cosmic Data & quot does the following: (A) Catalog all known elementary particles and suggest new elementary particles; (B) Suggest a well-defined specification for dark matter. (C) Explain observed ratios of dark-matter effects to ordinary-matter effects; (D) Suggest how to close gaps, between models and data, regarding the rate of expansion of the universe; and (E) Suggest new insight about galaxy formation. The paper also suggests new solutions for multidimensional isotropic harmonic oscillator equations. Thereby, the paper provides possibly useful perspective about the following: (a) Vacuum energy and (b) Gauge symmetries and the Higgs mechanism. His background for (1) includes a mathematics BS from Caltech, a physics PhD from Berkeley, and work as a physicist {including for the Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory}. His background for (2) includes catalyzing a grassroots innovation program throughout an energy utility and serving as a U.S. General Services Administration commissioner {including leading a $1-billionbusiness unit, serving as co-chief information officer for the U.S. federal government's Executive Branch, and leading efforts that catalyzed a nationwide grassroots movement that laid USA groundwork for "e-government". He lives in Portola Valley, a town in the Silicon Valley region of California, USA.

Felix Lev graduated from the Moscow Institute for Physics and Technology, got PhD from the Institute of Theoretical and Experimental Physics in Moscow and Dr. Sci. degree in physics and mathematics from High Energy Physics also known as the Serpukhov Accelerator. In Russia he worked as a mathematician at the Far Eastern Branch of the Russian Academy of Sciences and as a nuclear physicist at the Joint Institute for Nuclear Research (Dubna, Moscow region). From 1999 to 2024 he worked on mathematical algorithms for the semiconductor industry at a software company in the Los Angeles area. His major research interests are in quantum theory over finite rings or fields, in particle theory and cosmology. In 1987, the Presidium of the Academy of Sciences of the USSR awarded him the title of senior scientist in theoretical and mathematical physics. In 1988 Joint institute for Nuclear Research (JINR) (Dubna, Moscow region) published his course of lectures for young scientists of JINR: "Problems of Relativistic Quantum Mechanics of Systems with a Fixed Number of Degrees of Freedom", P4-88-829. In 2020 Springer published his book "Finite Mathematics as the Foundation of Classical Mathematics and Quantum Theory. With Applications to Gravity and Particle Theory". Also, he has more than 100 publications in leading journals. The main results of his publications are: ● It has been proved that standard mathematics is a special degenerate case of finite mathematics in the formal limit p→∞ where p is the characteristic of the ring or field in finite mathematics. ● It has been proved that standard quantum theory is a special degenerate case of a quantum theory based on finite mathematics in the formal limit p→∞ where p is the characteristic of the ring or field in finite mathematics. This implies that mathematics describing nature at the most fundamental level involves only a finite number of numbers while the notions of limit, infinitesimals and continuity are needed only in calculations describing nature approximately. ● In a quantum theory based on finite mathematics, the de Sitter gravitational constant depends on p and disappears in the formal limit p→∞, i.e., gravity is a consequence of finiteness of nature. ● The application to particle theory gives that particle-antiparticle is only an approximate concept valid in special situations. As a consequence, the electric charge and the baryon and lepton quantum numbers can be only approximately conserved, and the baryon asymmetry of the universe problem does not arise. ● The phenomenon of cosmological acceleration (PCA) has a clear explanation without uncertainties as a kinematical effect in semiclassical approximation to quantum theory. In particular, it is not necessary to involve dark energy, the physical meaning of which is a mystery. In our approach, background space and its geometry are not used and the results for PCA are the same as in General Relativity if Λ=3/R2, where R is the contraction parameter from the de Sitter to the Poincare algebra and has nothing to do with the radius of background space. Therefore Λ>0 and there is no freedom in choosing the value of Λ.

Joseph Mancinelli is an independent researcher and industry leader in artificial intelligence and theoretical physics integration, specializing in the unification of information theory, gravitational dynamics, and cosmological modeling. His work focuses on fusing advanced AI reasoning systems with foundational physical principles derived from Einstein, Planck, Hobgood, and related contributors to classical and modern field theory. He is the originator of the Quantum Informational Gravity (QIG) framework and the Arc Neo Rapid Displacement Model, which together provide a unified, non-ghost, non-exotic approach to gravitational dynamics, dark-sector phenomena, and nonlinear stability in multi-body systems. His research emphasizes mathematical stability, physical consistency, and the avoidance of speculative constructs, demonstrating how several long-standing anomalies can be resolved by extending and refining existing theoretical structures rather than introducing new particles or unphysical fields. Joseph's work bridges physics, computation, and AI-driven discovery, positioning artificial intelligence as a rigorous analytical tool for validating and extending foundational physical theories.

Alissa Pott is an artist, science communicator, and scientist. She combines her expertise to create interactive content on complex scientific topics (quantum physics, astrobiology, DNA, etc.). Through game design and magic shows, she aims to spark interest in science among the general public. She is currently working on Drake's Dice, an outreach game about astrobiology.

Andrew Logan Beachy is an independent researcher and Principal Architect of Vector Coherence LLC. He writes on theoretical physics, the philosophy of consciousness, and the practical phenomenology of sustained human–AI collaboration. He is the developer of Vector Coherence Theory (VCT), a structural reinterpretation of gravitational and cosmological phenomena submitted to ICGAC2026, and the co-author of Beyond AI Psychosis, a taxonomy of failure modes in long-duration AI interaction developed from inside the territory it describes. Beachy's research is conducted in collaborative partnership with AI systems across multiple architectures - an approach he formalizes as the Distributed Sanctuary methodology - and is subject to structured adversarial review at every stage. He lives and works in Lansing, Michigan

Schubert Maignan is a Candidate of Technical Sciences with over 16 years of experience. He is an Associate Professor ofthe Department of General and Applied Physics at the Moscow State University of Civil Engineering, where he teaches physics. His scientific work focuses on Analysis of Temporal Interactions, photonics, geophysics, and Earth remote sensing. He teaches both Russian and English-speaking students through a variety of lectures, practical sessions, and laboratory work. Between 2023 and 2024, he completed a 1,040-hour professional retraining course and earned a diploma as a "Teacher, Physics Instructor."

Dr. Regnault Umaru Bamiji, DFIICEST, PhD is the Chairman and Chief Engineer of Glyms Industries Ltd. He is an aerospace engineer, inventor, and technologist with a strong background in astronomy and rocket science, having studied at the University of Arizona and the University of Michigan. A former military officer and FAA-certified commercial drone and helicopter pilot, Dr. Bamiji has independently developed multiple innovations, including a jet helicopter, jet engine, gyroplane, and advanced self-charging power systems. His work has earned recognition from the Nigerian Civil Aviation Authority for pioneering locally built aircraft. He has been involved with the Nigerian Space Agency (NASRDA) in rocketry research and is affiliated with leading international professional bodies, including the Aircraft Owners and Pilots Association (USA) and the American Institute of Aeronautics & Astronautics. Dr. Bamiji is also a founding partner of Odyssey Energy LLC (USA)