Kim Joana Westerich-Fellner is a Mercator Fellow on International Affairs. Her work focuses on approaches to promote nuclear disarmament. Among others, Kim is investigating how verification mechanisms for the depletion of nuclear warheads can be effectively developed and implemented. Kim has...
Eva Siegmann is a Political Scientist interested in mitigating existential and global catastrophic risks from advanced technology, including nuclear weapons, synthetic biology and artificial intelligence. She is in her final year of a dual Bachelor's degree in Social and Political Sciences at...
Konrad is Co-CEO of the Simon Institute for Longterm Governance, working to improve (a) the international regime complex for the governance of rapid technological change and (b) the representation of future generations in institutional design and policy processes. Previously, he co-founded...
Jakob Gomolka is a Climate Diplomacy and Security Analyst with Berlin-based sustainability think tank Adelphi. As a researcher, Jakob is primarily interested in the catastrophic risks associated with climate change. Beyond immediate climate security threats like the collapse of agricultural...
Anemone Franz is a physician with a background in global health and infectious diseases. She works as an advisor for 80,000 Hours, where she focuses on biosecurity. Previously, she worked as a clinical trial physician for Alvea, a start-up company aiming to accelerate the development and...
Julie Lübken is a young professional and student currently completing their Master's at Leiden University in International Relations and Diplomacy. Julie has extensive experience in journalism and research. As a freelance journalist, they wrote about tech, European policy and international...