
TEAM
Lund

Ana Gonzalez Ramos
Event manager
Neuroscientist and stem cell research lover. From Barcelona and, after finishing my master's degree in Edinburgh, currently doing my PhD in cell therapy for Epilepsy at Lund University. Although I've participated in several outreach activities before, I've just jumped into this Pint of Science adventure. So, I'm very excited about it and willing to bring PoS for first time to Sweden!

Eliška Waloschková
Event manager
PhD student in Neurobiology wanting to share the amazing world of science! I come from the Czech republic and in my studies in Sweden I focus on developing cell-based therapy for epilepsy.
As I say: "Science is like magic, but real!"

Andreas Heuer
Event manager
I am a neuropsychologist by trade but somehow ended up in doing animal research. I am mainly interested in the cognitive aspects of Parkinson’s disease and how to ameliorate the behavioural deficits using cell replacement therapy. Originally, I am from Germany, but have enjoyed living and learning in the Netherlands, Australia, Wales, and Sweden over the last 20 years. In 2018 I started my own research group, the Behavioural Neuroscience Laboratory at Lund University, Sweden. I very much enjoy talking about science as well as beer…

Sonja Aits
Event manager
After a fair bit of scientific globetrotting, I now lead the “Cell Death and Lysosomes” group at Lund University where we combine biomedicine and computer science to find new treatments for neurodegeneration, stroke and cancer. I enjoy bringing cutting-edge research from different fields together and interacting with people from different backgrounds, countries and ages. Also, a great fan of Open Science. Pint of Science combines all of that!

Laura Torres-Garcia
City Coordinator
Originally from Spain, I enjoy Science as much as I enjoy beer. I am a PhD student in Neuroscience in Lund University, and I think as scientists we need to open up and show the importance of the job that we are doing.

Susanne Sundell
Event manager
I have a PhD in public health and work as a coordinator at the Faculty of medicine’s Careers Centre at Lund university. I love my job supporting scientists and PhD students and have a passion for science communication. I have a big contact network and often find myself asking curious questions about everything. I truly believe science can change the world and make it a better place. It will be even better when enjoyed in a relaxed atmosphere!

Ton Falqués
Event manager
Catalan scientist happily expatriated to Sweden. A convinced believer on the importance of the open science communication and in our responsibility as researchers to share what we are doing. In Lund trying to elucidate the mechanisms how leukemia become resistant to the chemotherapy treatment. "It's öl about science, my friends!"

Sabine Konings
Event manager
PhD student in Neuroscience at Lund University. Originally I’m from the Netherlands, but the Alzheimer research I am conducting now made me move to the south of Sweden. I am very excited to help spread out science from the laboratories into the pubs!