Paul D. Miller (aka DJ Spooky)

Composer, multimedia artist and writer. His work, Sound Unbound, is an anthology of writings on electronic music and digital media, recently released by MIT Press. His new album is called The Secret Song.

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Francisco Lopera

Clinical Neurologist, Neuropsychologist and Neuropediatrician. He's researching on Alzheimer’s, Huntington’s, Parkinson’s diseases, and attention, behavior and language development disorders.

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Jeremy Robert Johnson

Bizarro writer. He runs his own imprint Swallowdown Press. His first short story collection, Angel Dust Apocalypse, has won the Eraserhead Press Award in 2004, and has been widely praised by critics.

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Juan Guillermo Lalinde

Mathematician and IT Engineer. He was researcher in residence at the IHMC, Pensacola, USA. He received a Gold GSEC Security Certificate from the Sans Institute and is a member of its Board of Advisors.

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Daryl Gregory

Daryl Gregory

Writer of science fiction and fantasy. Winner of the William L. Crawford and Asimov’s Reader’s Choice Awards. His first novel, Pandemonium, and his short stories, have been widely praised by critics and readers.

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James Alliban

Augmented Reality specialist and interactive artist from London, UK. He currently works at the award winning London based digital agency Skive Creative. And he's the founder of the Augmented Reality company Augmatic

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Joey Davis

Graduated from MIT with a PhD in Biology. His work has been presented in conferences like the Synthetic Biology 4.0 (Hong Kong), and he's an engineer at Ginkgo BioWorks, a new synthetic biology startup.

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Patricia Montañés

Neuropsychologist and doctorate in Cognitive Neuroscience. Interested in areas particularly related with brain and memory, Alzheimer's disease and the relationship between brain, art and creativity.

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