Jasmin Fisher is a Senior Researcher at Microsoft Research Cambridge. She is also a Reader and Group Leader at the Dept of Biochemistry, Cambridge University. Her research focuses on the construction and analysis of executable models that mimic aspects of biological phenomena in order to better understand complex biological systems. She is mainly interested in processes of cell fate determination and signalling networks operating during normal development and cancer.

Nir Piterman is Reader in the Department of Computer Science in the University of Leicester. His research interests include formal verification, automata theory, and applications of formal methods to biological modeling.

Ben Hall is a Royal Society University Research Fellow working at the MRC Cancer Unit at the University of Cambridge. His research focuses on developing computational models of the decision making processes of cancer, from the early events of carcinogenesis to the later stages of metastasis. Alongside this, he maintains a long-standing interest in the development of algorithms and tools in formal methods for biology.

Alex joined Microsoft Research's Cambridge Lab in September 2004 as a member of the Socio-digital Systems Group (SDS).
Since joining, he's undertaken investigations into a range of routine aspects of everyday life - with a particular emphasis on life at home. For instance, showing what some might describe as an unhealthy preoccupation with hoarding, dirt, clutter and similar seemingly banal subject matter. Most recently, he has begun obsessing over robots and other curious 'thinking' machines.
Much of this work has been considered alongside the design of computing technology. Rather than informing design directly, however, he has sought with varying success to open up the possibilities for different and hopefully new ways of interacting with technology. A further goal has been to reflect on the intersections between humans and machines, and wonder what the unceasing developments in science and technology might mean for being human.

Scarlet is Senior Research Program Manager at Microsoft Research Cambridge. She has a background in Computer Science, i.e. distributed and mobile/wireless systems, databases, and security. Her particular interest lies in bridging research topics in Computer Science with other research domains, especially Design, Education and Computational Science.

David is a designer and researcher working in London. He holds a BA in graphic design from the Royal Academy in the Hague, the Netherlands, and an MA in Design Interactions from the Royal College of Art in London, United Kingdom.

Sergey is Associate Professor in Moscow State University. His interests include visualization and processing of large data sets and applications of cloud computing and modern programming technologies to problems of computational sciences.

Nikita is a senior developer working in Moscow State University. His interests includes scientific visualization and visualization of large data sets.

Svetlana is a student of Moscow State University, Department of Computational Mathematics and Cybernetics.