Neave O'Clery is a Wellcome Trust Doctoral Researcher in Bio-mathematics at Imperial College London but is originally from Dublin, Ireland. She was previously an MSc student at Lincoln College, Oxford following her undergraduate studies at University College Dublin. Neave is current editor in chief and co-founder of A Global Village.

Lars Bergemann is a MSc Applied Mathematics student at Imperial College London, and has spent three months at Stanford University last summer. He very much enjoys the photography and design work involved in A Global Village.

Georgia Lockwood Estrin is currently studying for her PhD in Clinical Neuroscience at Imperial College London. Her focus is on perinatal imaging, with a specific interest in white matter tract development. She has previously been student Editor for the Lancet Student, and is still actively interested in the pursuit for global health equality.

I am an undergraduate chemistry student at Imperial College and current Energy & Environment Editor, but also involved in the design aspects of the journal. My interests outside academia lie in world affairs and human rights, which led me to take part in volunteer associations. In my spare time I also enjoy classical music and every kind of outdoor activity.

After completing her BA in Visual Studies at the University of Pennsylvania, Calypso moved to London to pursue a Masters of Public Health at Imperial College. She is now working as a consultant for a company that specialises in value communication and economic modelling for the pharmaceutical industry.

Gbeminiyi, studied Medicine and Surgery at Obafemi Awolowo University, Ile-Ife, Nigeria where he rose through the ranks to become the Editor-In-Chief of Veritus Magazine; the university’s official campus journal. He has a Certificate in Media Enterprise from the School of Media and Communication, Pan-African University, Lagos, Nigeria. Gbeminiyi is presently studying for an MSc in International Health Management at the Imperial College Business School.

Cong Sheng was a Deputy Editor and co-founder of A Global Village. Currently studying undergraduate Chemistry at Imperial College London, his interests also lie in politics and ethics. He is active in university level debate, and is an experienced Model United Nations delegate.

Sumana Chaturvedula is a third year PhD Student in Chemical Engineering at Imperial College. She is from Germany, and completed her MSc (Dipl.-Ing) studies at the Technical University of Darmstadt and also studied a year in France. She is currently the Energy & Environment editor of A Global Village.

After completing her first degree in Biochemistry, Harriet has now begun an MRC Studentship at Imperial College where she hopes to focus on microbial pathogenesis. Her other interests include access to medicines, neglected diseases and public engagement with science. She is also National Coordinator of Universities Allied for Essential Medicines.

Alpha Lee is a second year Chemistry student at Imperial College London, and currently an AstraZeneca Synthetic Organic Chemistry Research Bursary awardee. Apart from Chemistry, his interests lie in law, ethics and international affairs. He is a keen university level debater and co-organised the inaugural "Imperial College Schools’ Science Debating Initiative", a novel programme aiming at developing skillsets needed by future scientists and policymakers while introducing students to social impacts of science through debating.

Matthew Parker is an undergraduate at Imperial College London, studying Geophysics, and assistant energy and environment editor at A Global Village. When not looking at rocks he enjoys mountaneering, chess and reading P. G. Wodehouse novels.

Rachmita is an undergraduate student at Imperial College studying Physics. She helps with the photography and design aspect of A Global Village and is very much interested in Imperial's international affairs. In her spare time Rachmita likes to paint and practise yoga.

Katerina Seich al Basatena is a Wellcome Trust PhD student in Mathematical Immunology. She is originally from Greece and has completed her undergraduate studies on Applied Mathematics and Physical Sciences at the National Technical University of Athens. Her postgraduate studies include an MSc in Mathematical Modelling and Scientific Computing at Oxford University and an MSc in Bioinformatics and Theoretical Systems Biology at Imperial College. She is interested in biology and science communication.

Rhodri Oliver is a student at Imperial College London studying physics as an undergraduate. He has a great deal of interest in politics, world affairs and debating resulting in attendance at various Model United Nations conferences and intervarsity debating competitions. He also enjoys playing the oboe and violin and partakes regularly in all manner of racket sports.

Franca Hoffmann is currently studying at Imperial College for her MSci – Mathematics with a Year in Europe. She lived and studied in Germany, Canada, the UK and will be a moving to France next year for a year at the ENS Lyon. Being involved in several projects to improve student rights and fight racism, she likewise enjoys participating in various symphony orchestras and theatre groups. Participant in several MUN conferences, her interest in international affairs, politics and history led her to various journeys around the world.

Chetan Halai is a third year undergraduate Chemistry and Management student at Imperial College. His interests outside of academia include Indian Classical music, photography, football and voluntary teaching.

Agneish Dutta is currently a third year medical student at Imperial College. He is currently President of Imperial's Tropical Medicine Society, and involved in Saint John Ambulance where he is trained in advanced first aid, as well as the Medical School's Vision conference that takes place at the university every year. In his spare time, Agneish likes to play guitar and enjoys swimming.