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Sarah Embacher
City Coordinator Innsbruck
Participating in the Atoms to Galaxies team was so much fun last year that I am taking over as the City Coordinator now! I am looking forward to working together in a motivated team and organizing exciting events full of pints & science.
Lea Ribis
Event Manager - Atoms to Galaxies
Hi, I‘m Lea and I‘m studying physics here in Innsbruck. I‘m currently in the second year of my bachelor studies and very exited to be part of Pint of Science!
Lisa Bertolini
Event Manager - Creative Reactions
Ich bin Lisa, 30 Jahre alt und komme aus Meran – einer kleinen Stadt in Südtirol. Aktuell studiere ich Bio-
und Lebensmitteltechnologie am MCI. In meiner Freizeit mache ich gerne Sport, am liebsten mit meinen Rädern in der Natur oder auf tollen Passstraßen (aber ohne Motor!).
Nina Boeck
Event Manager - Our Society
As a senior PhD seeking a fresh challenge, the third time's the charm! Eager to contribute and procrastinate having to write my doctoral thesis, I aim to assist in establishing the new theme block 'Our Society'. Let's make it roar together once more!
Markus Neurauter
Event Manager - Planet Earth
As an enthusiast for science and our natural world, most of the time I cannot help but share all the knowledge I have on biology on trips, hikes etc. – whether my companions want me to or not. My passion for science communication has lead me to join the Innsbruck Pint of Science team.
Mi Lande
Event Manager - Beautiful Mind
Ich bin Biologin und schreibe meinen Doktor in den affektiven Neurowissenschaften, im Institut für Psychologie. Bei Pint of Science füge ich meinem Wissensdurst einen Schluck Geselligkeit hinzu – es ist wie eine wissenschaftliche Konferenz, nur mit mehr Cheers und weniger PowerPoint!
Leonie Eberhardt
Event Manager - Planet Earth
Being a master's student of geography, one of my passions is the interface between society and the environment. As part of the Planet Earth team, I'm excited to help bring science and society closer together over a couple of pints!
Julia Vinzelj
Event Manager - Creative Reactions
I have joined Pint of Science because I believe science communication to be an important part of science. During my Ph.D. years I have joined many SciComm projects, aimed at various audiences – from high school and Bachelor students to scientists themselves and to the lay public.
Alex Tunas Corzon
Event Manager - Planet Earth
I’m a PhD student doing research on mountain forests. As a science lover, my reason to be part of Pint of Science is summarized by Carl Sagan’s quote: “Not explaining science seems to me perverse. When you're in love, you want to tell the world”
Cinzia Raviscioni
Event Manager - Planet Earth
As an ecology student, I am passionate about nature and everything it does. With Pint of Science, I want to bring this fascination to society and give it an insight into the beautiful world we live in.
Sarah Madlener
Event Manager - Atoms to Galaxies
As a PhD student in physics I know how science sometimes can seem overwhelming and hard to understand. So the idea of breaking it down so everyone can understand it and learn from I find amazing. I hope I can do my part to bring science more towards the general public by volunteering for #pint24
Alina Zhunussova
Event Manager - Beautiful Mind
I am Alina, a PhD student diving into the intriguing world of cognitive neuroscience. My love for science led me to explore Pint of Science across three cities before Innsbruck. I enjoy the magic that happens when science meets community and makes complex scientific ideas enjoyable for all.
Hannah Tauscher
Event Manager - Our Society
Although my primary field of interest is languages, science has always fascinated me. I joined the Our Society team this year, so that I can bring new aspects in the area of languages and their research to a wider audience.
Lena Ewald
Event Manager - Creative Reactions
Ich liebe es, dass Wissenschaft so vielseitig ist! Daher freut es mich sehr, bei Pint of Science mitwirken zu können und somit nicht nur selbst Neues zu lernen, sondern auch anderen die Wissenschaft ein bisschen näher bringen zu können.