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Aisha is a researcher at the Leverhulme Centre for the Future of Intelligence; she has experience in qualitative methods, including online surveys, interviews and content/visual analysis of images. She now runs the ethical review process at the Institute for Technology and Humanity, meaning she considers data privacy and sensitivity in multiple ways, including using social media data, the data management of algorithmic training data and data management. Her own work considers generative AI images and the ethics of their data.

Karla’s PhD is about the level of energy services used in different countries with a focus on development. The research involves analysing country-level databases, performing statistical analyses and making visualisations. 

Karla holds a Bachelors’ degree in Chemical Engineering from the National Autonomous University of Mexico (UNAM) and an MSc from University College London (UCL). 

Karla’s professional experiences before the PhD included working for the non-alcoholic beverage industry in Mexico in the areas of quality, environment protection and operations management.

Marina has a PhD from the Chemical Engineering and Biotechnology Department at the University of Cambridge. She has previous industrial experience in R&D by working with multinational companies and start-ups. Currently, Marina is a Research Analyst at the Strategic Partnerships Office. She is responsible for research and analysis on international projects and partnerships to provide support to the Head of Public International Partnerships, the Strategic Partnerships Managers, and senior academics across the University. She is also responsible for the website development and management.