Speakers & Session Leaders
Explore this year’s inspiring lineup of speakers, facilitators, and workshop leaders, organized by session. Be sure to check back for updates as additional participants are confirmed.
Global opening & keynote | Global networking | Workshop one: Designing a darker future | Regional stories: Asia-Pacific | Workshop two: Science for global impact | Regional stories: Middle East & South Asia | Workshop three: Astrotourism for conservation & economic development | Regional stories: Europe & Africa | Workshop four: Beyond the Streetlight — How We Light the Modern Night | Regional stories: North, Central, & South America | Awards ceremony | Global closing & keynote
Global opening & keynote
Lynne Peeples
Author, Journalist, & Statistician
United States
Keynote speaker – Lynne Peeples is a science journalist, speaker, statistician, and author of THE INNER CLOCK: Living in Sync with Our Circadian Rhythms (Riverhead Books/Penguin Random House/Bloomsbury UK, 2024). Her work on science, health, and the environment has appeared in The Guardian, The Los Angeles Times, TIME, Scientific American, Nature, and The Atlantic, among others. She has been featured on podcasts and outlets including MSNBC, NPR’s Fresh Air, BBC News, CBC Radio One, and ABC Radio Australia. Before becoming a journalist, Peeples worked as a biostatistician on HIV clinical trials and environmental health studies. She is a recipient of an MIT Knight Science Journalism fellowship and an Alfred P. Sloan Foundation book grant, and holds master’s degrees in biostatistics from the Harvard School of Public Health and science journalism from New York University. She lives in Seattle.
Voice Actor & DarkSky Advocate
United States
Event host – Throughout his over 20 year career in entertainment, Roger Craig Smith has continuously been trusted as the go-to actor for delivering powerful vocal and motion-capture performances for iconic video game characters representing global franchises, as well as characters/narration for over 1,000 TV episodes, and has voiced thousands of retail TV/radio/online ads for some of the largest brands in existence.
As a resident of Boise, Idaho, Roger enjoys getting outdoors as often as possible to pursue his passion for nature, wildlife photography, hiking/backpacking, mountain biking, and nightscape/astrophotography…all of which he shares regularly with his followers on Instagram and X (@rogercraigsmith).
Nalayini Brito-Davies
DarkSky Board President
New Zealand
Nalayini is the current board chair of DarkSky International. She holds master’s degrees in astronomy from Swinburne University and in economics and finance from the University of London. A Chartered Accountant, she is Executive Director of Vinstar Consulting, providing economic and financial advice to governments in 35 countries. Nalayini is the immediate past president and a Fellow of the Royal Astronomical Society of New Zealand, co-founder of the Aotearoa Astrotourism Academy, and serves on the boards of the Australasian Dark Sky Alliance and the RASNZ Lecture Trust. She was instrumental in certifying Aotea / Great Barrier Island as a Dark Sky Sanctuary and actively promotes New Zealand’s vision to become a dark sky nation.
Ruskin Hartley
DarkSky CEO & Executive Director
United States
Ruskin leads DarkSky’s efforts to expand equitable access to dark skies and quality lighting through its award-winning programs. He works closely with volunteer leaders, partners, and donors to build support for DarkSky’s mission around the world. Before joining DarkSky, Ruskin directed conservation programs focused on protecting land, water, and ocean resources. He previously served as executive director of Save the Redwoods League, president and CEO of Heal the Bay in Los Angeles, and vice president of resource development at Fair Trade USA. Originally from the United Kingdom, Ruskin holds a bachelor’s degree from the University of Cambridge and a master’s degree from the University of East Anglia. In his free time, he enjoys hiking with his wife and kids and cooking outdoors under the stars.
Global networking
Chris Peterson
DarkSky Engagement Manager
United States
Facilitator – Chris is the Engagement Associate at DarkSky International, bringing extensive experience in marketing, project management, and program development. Based in Minnesota, he is passionate about preserving natural nightscapes so future generations can enjoy the wonder of the Milky Way. With a background in digital and global marketing, Chris excels at creating campaigns that engage diverse audiences and align with DarkSky’s mission. He manages events, supports program growth, and strengthens DarkSky’s digital presence through strategic planning and community engagement. His dedication to environmental conservation and ability to build impactful systems make him a key contributor to the organization’s success.
Callie Blake
DarkSky Engagement Associate
United States
Facilitator – Callie graduated from The University of Texas at Austin in 2020 with a Bachelor’s in Journalism and a certificate in Environment and Sustainability. Her passion for the relationship between humans, animals, and nature has guided her work with environmental nonprofits including Save Barton Creek Association, Environment Texas, Tracy Aviary, and now DarkSky International. Growing up in brightly lit Las Vegas made it difficult to connect with nature, but after moving to San Antonio, she discovered the beauty of dark skies and the importance of protecting them. This experience sparked a deep commitment to wildlife conservation, dark sky advocacy, and exploring the outdoors through hiking, camping, and kayaking.
Workshop one: Designing a darker future
Steve Mariconda
Public Health Professional
United States
Steve Mariconda is a Delegate from the DarkSky New Jersey Chapter and a public health professional engaged in environmental initiatives across the state. DarkSky New Jersey collaborates with the Sierra Club NJ Chapter, the Native Plant Society of NJ, the Association of New Jersey Environmental Commissions (ANJEC), NJ Audubon, and several astronomy clubs to raise awareness about light pollution and promote responsible lighting practices and policies. Steve will share these advocacy efforts in New Jersey with the hope that they can inspire similar actions around the world.
Nancy Hathaway
President of DarkSky Maine and Licensed Psychotherapist
United States
Tenth-generation Mainer Nancy Hathaway is dedicated to preserving Maine’s dark skies. A 2018 finalist for the Natural Resource Council of Maine’s Citizen of the Year Award, she co-founded Stars Over Katahdin, a star party that for over a decade has connected astronomers and the public. Her efforts helped inspire Katahdin Woods and Waters National Monument’s designation as a Dark Sky Sanctuary, protecting 86,000 acres donated by Roxanne Quimby of Burt’s Bees.
Nancy later co-founded and now serves as president of Dark Sky Maine (DarkSkyMaine.com). She also chairs the Town of Surry Dark Sky Committee, organizes the annual Stars Over Surry event, and is training to become an astronomy educator.
For more than 40 years, Nancy has taught Mindfulness, beginning her meditation practice in a Tibetan temple in the Himalayas. A Zen clergy member in the Kwan Um School of Zen, she also teaches at the University of Southern Maine, lectures at Colby College, and maintains a private psychotherapy practice.
She lives on the Maine coast in Surry, cherishing time with her three granddaughters in San Francisco—often sharing the same full moon from afar.
Mike Geddis
Outdoor Lighting Specialist
New Zealand
Mike Geddis is dedicated to protecting New Zealand’s unique wildlife, with a special focus on the Westland Petrel (Tāiko) in Punakaiki. Drawing from firsthand experience in conservation, he shares insights into how light pollution affects native species and advocates for responsible lighting practices to safeguard the country’s natural heritage.
Regional stories session: Asia-Pacific
Sandra Jin
Planner, Education and Research Department at the Shanghai Astronomical Museum
China
Sandra Jin (Jin Zhenghua) is a planner in the Education and Research Department at the Shanghai Astronomical Museum, a branch of the Shanghai Science & Technology Museum. With a background in science communication and culture and art management, she developed the “Co-Protecting the Dark Sky” program, fostering cross-sector dialogue and collaboration to preserve the night sky in Shanghai—a city known for its vibrant economy and extensive nighttime lighting. Sandra organized the 2023 Starry Sky Photography Exhibition, which featured winners from DarkSky’s Capture the Dark photo contest alongside local astrophotography, to raise public awareness and encourage protection of Shanghai’s remaining dark-sky resources. In 2024, she produced a series of animated short videos on dark-sky preservation and sustainable lighting design for social media.
Ainsley Hardie
Tourism & Community Development Officer, Shire of Upper Gascoyne
Australia
Ainsley has spent over 35 years working within the tourism industry, including 13 years as a small tourism business owner. Starting her working life as a travel agent whilst still in high school, she went on to study a Bachelor of Administration (Tourism) at James Cook University. Her research focused on the economic impact of tourism in rural Australia and the importance of agritourism to local economies. Ainsley has worked in marketing for large hotel chains and small accommodation venues, a guest lecturer at university, a published travel writer and as a tourism development consultant for rural and remote entities across Queensland and Victoria. In 2021, stepping into the role of Tourism & Community Development Officer for the Shire of Upper Gascoyne, the benefit of astrotourism and protecting 57809 square kilometres of pristine night skies became one of her favourite projects. In July 2024, Ainsley has also taken on the Gascoyne Murchison Outback Pathways Tourism Cooperative project with her business Sage Tourism Solutions and is also a member of the Australia’s Golden Outback Board.
When not working you will find Ainsley in her 4WD tourer, husband and dog in tow exploring some new road and sleeping under the stars, with a favourite playlist as a soundtrack. When not on the road she can be found at home usually in her PJs, book or knitting project in hand with a coffee or a dram of scotch nearby, even better still, planning her next overseas adventure to track down her wayward daughters.
Workshop two: Science for global impact
Dr. Kat Kennedy
Sleep and circadian physiologist
United States
Dr. Kat Kennedy is a sleep and circadian physiologist at the University of Arizona College of Medicine and a postdoctoral fellow in the Social, Cognitive, and Affective Neuroscience (SCAN) Lab. Her research focuses on understanding how circadian misalignment and altered sleep timing alters cognition and eating behavior. She is particularly interested in finding interventions to improve health among populations who frequently experience disturbed sleep and circadian rhythms, including shiftworkers.
Dr. Marko Prokić
Senior research associate at the Institute for Biological Research “Siniša Stanković”
Serbia
Dr. Marko Prokić, of the Institute for Biological Research “Siniša Stanković,” University of Belgrade, Serbia, studies how animals adapt to a changing world. Focusing on amphibians, his research examines how environmental stressors—from pollution to climate change—affect their physiology and survival. He leads the project ENLIGHT – Development under Artificial Light at Night: Biological Impact of Light Pollution on Amphibians, highlighting the often-overlooked effects of light pollution on wildlife.
Prof. Joseph Caruana
Astrophysicist at the University of Malta
Malta
Prof. Joseph Caruana is an astrophysicist at the University of Malta, where he lectures on optics, astrophysics, cosmology, and the philosophy of science. Holding a DPhil in Astrophysics from the University of Oxford, his research spans the early universe, galaxy formation, and the history of astronomy. He leads Malta’s night-sky brightness research group and helped establish an astronomical observatory in Gozo. A dedicated dark-sky advocate, Joseph has championed efforts to protect Dwejra—Malta’s last dark-sky site—and promotes awareness of light pollution through public engagement. He also serves as President of Wirt Għawdex, an NGO preserving Gozo’s natural and cultural heritage.
Regional stories session: Middle East & South Asia
Tanushri Joshi
Space Lawyer and Business Development and Strategy Consultant
India
Tanushri Joshi is a space lawyer and business development and strategy consultant with extensive experience in the private space sector. She has worked with leading Indian companies developing launch vehicles and satellites, playing a key role in enabling India’s first private rocket launch and its first private hosted payload mission. Tanushri maintains strong ties with academia and continues to contribute to research in emerging areas of space law. She is also a member of the International Institute of Space Law.
Rayan Khan
Director and CEO of Cosmic Tribe SMC Pvt Ltd
Pakistan
Rayan Khan, Director and CEO of Cosmic Tribe SMC Pvt Ltd, is a leading voice at the intersection of art, science, and advocacy. As Director of STEAM Outreach for the International Association of Astronomical Artists (IAAA), he uses creativity to communicate complex ideas, including his award-winning installation at the Third Karachi Biennale (2022), which highlighted the impact of light pollution on biodiversity.
A recipient of DarkSky International’s Dark Sky Defender Award (2022) and recognized by World Space Week 2024 as one of 25 Educators for Climate, Rayan advances astronomy education as the National Astronomy Education Coordinator (NAEC) for IAU NAEC Pakistan. His affiliation with the Royal Aeronautical Society reflects his commitment to collaboration and exploration.
Through his leadership, Rayan continues to inspire awareness, creativity, and protection of the cosmos—demonstrating the power of imagination and inquiry to connect people with the universe.
Neethu Susan George
Business Development and Specifications Manager (MSLL, Member IALD, WELL AP™, LEED AP® ID+C)
India
Neethu Susan George is a lighting professional and DarkSky International Advocate dedicated to advancing responsible, sustainable lighting design. As Business Development and Specifications Manager for TRILUX Middle East, she promotes energy-efficient, dark-sky-friendly lighting solutions across the MENA region. She serves on the Core Committee of the DarkSky India Chapter and holds leadership roles within the Society of Light and Lighting (SLL–CIBSE) as UAE Regional Lighting Representative and Technical Secretary for the Technical & Publications Committee in the UK. With a Master’s in Energy from Heriot-Watt University, Neethu champions lighting practices that protect night skies, enhance wellbeing, and balance people, planet, and profit.
Workshop three: Astrotourism for conservation & economic development
Exodus Chun-Long Sit / ASTROMAN (天文仁)
Transmedia Astronomy Educator & Author
Hong Kong, China
Exodus, also known as the ASTROMAN (天文仁), is a transmedia astronomy educator, popular science author, STEAM educator, astrophotographer, TV and radio host, astro-musician, polar explorer, and science communicator from Hong Kong, China.
Exodus serves as the National Astronomy Education Coordinator (Chair of China–Hong Kong) and Co-National Outreach Coordinator for the International Astronomical Union. He is also the former president of Starrix and an International Committee Member of DarkSky International.
Exodus is the author of Exploring Astronomy from A to Z (2025) and Decoding the Starry Night: A Guide to Stargazing and Astrophotography (2021), as well as several Hong Kong science textbooks. He actively promotes dark-sky protection and popular science through interdisciplinary initiatives spanning sustainability, space exploration, innovation, astropreneurship, inclusive science communication, and STEAM education.
Daisy Silvennoinen
Project Specialist, Karelia University of Applied Sciences
Finland
Daisy works at Karelia University of Applied Sciences in a variety of research and development roles. With a background in business economics and environmental policy and law, she has spent more than 15 years contributing to international research and development projects, collaborating closely with policymakers and key stakeholders from both the public and private sectors. Daisy currently coordinates the Interreg Northern Periphery and Arctic project GLOW2.0, which helps enterprises and public organizations across the region enhance tourism during the dark months by integrating the natural darkness and dark skies as unique elements, while raising awareness about light pollution and strategies to mitigate it. She also leads the Interreg REGENERATE project, which focuses on advancing regenerative tourism in the Northern Periphery and Arctic to build resilient communities and preserve the region’s distinctive heritage.
Alejandro Sommer
Astrotourism Consultant & Cultural Cosmologist
Argentina
Alejandro Sommer is a DarkSky Advocate, astrotourism consultant, cultural cosmologist, and educator from Misiones, Argentina — a province he calls a “dark-sky corridor” bordered by the bright lights of Brazil and Paraguay. Through his project Cielo Guaraní at Salto Encantado Provincial Park, Alejandro weaves astronomy with the ancestral cosmology of the Guaraní people, leading nighttime excursions that blend storytelling, ritual, and science. A trained Galileo Teacher and Scout leader, he also teaches inclusive astronomy for visually impaired students. Alejandro played a key role in the adoption of Misiones’ provincial dark-sky protection law and continues to champion policies and partnerships that preserve nocturnal environments and honor indigenous sky traditions.
Gareth A Thomas
Nature Ambassador
South Africa
Gareth is a passionate nature ambassador and the human face of Pangolin: Kulu’s Journey, the Netflix documentary that spotlighted Africa’s most elusive mammal. With a background as diverse as racing and professional poker, he now channels his energy into raising awareness and advocating for conservation and rewilding. Gareth has used his voice and platform to spotlight pangolin conservation – bringing emotional depth, storytelling, and lived experience to every conversation.
Regional stories session: Europe & Africa
Dr. Sisco Auala
Astrotourism Specialist
Namibia
Dr. Auala is helping to position Namibia as a leader in preserving dark skies and promoting Indigenous Astronomical Knowledge. Her academic research explores how Africa’s Indigenous Astronomical Knowledge can be expressed through dark-sky tourism to provide economic benefits to rural communities and serve as a tool for sustainable development. She shares her passion with audiences around the world, emphasizing the importance of reconnecting science with cultural heritage to foster cultural sensitivity and appreciation of our shared human experience of the night sky. She also works closely with Indigenous communities in Namibia to revive their rich astronomical traditions.
Bronwyn Maree
Curator of the Gianni Ravazzotti Biodiversity Centre at the Lapalala Wilderness School
South Africa
Bronwyn Maree is the Curator of the Gianni Ravazzotti Biodiversity Centre at the Lapalala Wilderness School. With a background in Ichthyology and Fisheries Science, she has led impactful conservation work across marine and terrestrial ecosystems. As former Albatross Task Force Leader at BirdLife South Africa, she earned the 2014 Future For Nature Award for her success in reducing seabird bycatch. Bronwyn has since managed international migratory species projects and now focuses on environmental education and light pollution reduction—work that helped Lapalala Wilderness Nature Reserve achieve Dark Sky Park status in 2025.
Josh Dury
Award-Winning Landscape Astrophotographer & Best-Selling Author
England
Josh Dury (B.A. FRAS), is an Internationally Acclaimed, Award-Winning Landscape Astrophotographer, Presenter, Best-Selling Author and Writer from The Mendip Hills AONB in Somerset, United Kingdom. His images having received endorsements by NASA, APOLLO 11 Astronaut – Buzz Aldrin, ESA Astronaut – Tim Peake, The World At Night (TWAN) and Nature – The Journal amongst others. He also acts as a Delegate of Dark Sky International for Bristol, UK.
Global open rebroadcast
Workshop four: Beyond the Streetlight — How We Light the Modern Night
Dr. Jolyon Troscianko
visual ecologist
United Kingdom
Jolyon Trosciano’s lab investigates how visual information affects the ecology, behaviour, survival and conservation of animals. Examples include the influence of artificial light on behaviour, the function of colour patterns for predator-prey interactions such as camouflage or motion confusion, or the interactions between light environment, habitat structure and survival. Our work spans an enormous range of species, from moths and birds, to crustaceans and reptiles, using methods from computational modelling and simulations to field experiments, elucidating the mechanisms and associated evolutionary drivers of visual signals, or contributing to evidence-based recommendations for preserving biodiversity. I also enjoy developing open-source methods for modelling animal vision or quantifying behaviour, and novel equipment for measuring visual information.
Dr. Samantha Lawler
Associate Professor of Astronomy at the University of Regina
Canada
Dr. Samantha Lawler is an Associate Professor of Astronomy at the University of Regina in Saskatchewan, Canada. Her discoveries in the Kuiper Belt and predictions for satellite pollution have been featured by BBC, CBC, CNN, NPR, Scientific American, The New York Times, The Los Angeles Times, Wired Magazine, Nature, and many other international news outlets. After modelling light pollution from satellites, she was stunned to have a SpaceX debris fall happen near her home in 2024, and has since publicized two other potential SpaceX debris falls in Saskatchewan. She lives on a farm outside Regina and deeply appreciates the beautiful prairie skies.
Ruskin Hartley
DarkSky CEO & Executive Director
United States
Ruskin leads DarkSky’s efforts to expand equitable access to dark skies and quality lighting through its award-winning programs. He works closely with volunteer leaders, partners, and donors to build support for DarkSky’s mission around the world. Before joining DarkSky, Ruskin directed conservation programs focused on protecting land, water, and ocean resources. He previously served as executive director of Save the Redwoods League, president and CEO of Heal the Bay in Los Angeles, and vice president of resource development at Fair Trade USA. Originally from the United Kingdom, Ruskin holds a bachelor’s degree from the University of Cambridge and a master’s degree from the University of East Anglia. In his free time, he enjoys hiking with his wife and kids and cooking outdoors under the stars.
Regional stories session: North, Central, & South America
Bryant Gonzalez Vasquez
Astronomer & Educator
Paraguay
Bryant González Vásquez is a member of the International Planetarium Society and serves as the South American National Outreach Coordinator for the International Astronomical Union (IAU) in Paraguay. He operates the Mobile Planetarium Canopus, bringing astronomy education to communities across Paraguay.
For several years, Bryant has been involved in initiatives to preserve dark skies throughout South America, giving lectures on responsible lighting and the protection of nocturnal fauna. He is currently collaborating with a nature reserve in Paraguay to implement efficient lighting that supports nighttime tourism while safeguarding native opossums and nocturnal birds.
Juan Carlos Hernández Montes
Astronomer & Educator
México
After more than 20 years in astronomy outreach, Juan Carlos is leading efforts to protect the night sky in Querétaro, a city in central Mexico.
A former President of the Astronomical Society of Querétaro, he proposed an amendment to the state’s environmental laws aimed at safeguarding the night sky over the metropolitan area—one of the main frontlines in the fight against light pollution. His work is centered around the Urban Night Sky Place Joya-La Barreta, a park on the outskirts of Querétaro where both residents and local authorities can see firsthand the impact of poor lighting practices.
Juan Carlos has conducted benchmarking and awareness sessions at some of the world’s most iconic dark-sky locations, including Chile and Iceland. Now based in Austin, Texas, he is expanding collaboration between DarkSky USA and partners across Latin America.
He also promotes coordination among astronomical clubs, astrotourism agencies, research centers, planetariums, local authorities, the aerospace industry, and lighting design professionals. Through this network, he developed the regional strategy #CielosQueretanos to advance dark-sky conservation efforts throughout the state of Querétaro.
Steve Hildenbrandt
Retired U.S. Air Force Veteran and Amateur Astronomer
United States
A retired U.S. Air Force veteran and amateur astronomer, he rediscovered his lifelong fascination with the night sky after a thirty-year military and nine-year civilian career. What began as a simple enjoyment of visual astronomy through binoculars has grown into a pursuit of minimalist astrophotography and a deeper appreciation for the natural night.
A dedicated volunteer, he serves on the Board of the Miami Valley Astronomical Society (MVAS), sharing his passion through community outreach and public stargazing events. His interest in astronomy quickly expanded into an understanding that protecting the night sky benefits far more than stargazers—it safeguards insects, aquatic life, birds, amphibians, mammals, and human health. This realization led to his active involvement with Dark Sky Ohio, where he advocates for preserving the beauty and ecological importance of natural darkness.
Awards ceremony
Dr. Dajana Bjelajac
Assistant Professor and Geoscientist at the Faculty of Sciences in Novi Sad
Serbia
Presenter – Dajana Bjelajac is currently an Assistant Professor at the Faculty of Sciences in Novi Sad and holds a Ph.D. in geosciences. The main topic of her dissertation and her scientific interests are tightly related to the relationship between urbanization processes and light pollution, astronomy tourism, and environmental protection.
Additionally, she is one of the founders of an ecological society called Carpe Noctem (Seize the Night), the first organization in Serbia to primarily educate people about light pollution of the environment. So far, she has managed to organize various public events that gathered more than 5,000 people in the nighttime environment, successfully coordinated several popular scientific projects related to light pollution, and published a manual about light pollution in the Serbian language, which has been distributed to more than 1,000 schools in Serbia. Besides scientific and educational activities, she is also involved in developing astronomy tourism in protected areas of Serbia.
Closing keynote & reflections
Julia Sites
High School Student and DarkSky Advocate
United States
Keynote speaker – Julia Sites is a senior at South County High School with a strong commitment to protecting the night sky. Through two research projects focused on light pollution and streetlight dimming, she has collaborated with local advocates to demonstrate how environmentally responsible practices can also deliver cost-saving benefits for communities. Julia plans to pursue degrees in finance and environmental science to continue promoting smart, sustainable policies that make a lasting impact.
Voice Actor & DarkSky Advocate
United States
Event host – Throughout his over 20 year career in entertainment, Roger Craig Smith has continuously been trusted as the go-to actor for delivering powerful vocal and motion-capture performances for iconic video game characters representing global franchises, as well as characters/narration for over 1,000 TV episodes, and has voiced thousands of retail TV/radio/online ads for some of the largest brands in existence.
As a resident of Boise, Idaho, Roger enjoys getting outdoors as often as possible to pursue his passion for nature, wildlife photography, hiking/backpacking, mountain biking, and nightscape/astrophotography…all of which he shares regularly with his followers on Instagram and X (@rogercraigsmith).
Ruskin Hartley
DarkSky CEO & Executive Director
United States
Closing remarks – Ruskin leads DarkSky’s efforts to expand equitable access to dark skies and quality lighting through its award-winning programs. He works closely with volunteer leaders, partners, and donors to build support for DarkSky’s mission around the world. Before joining DarkSky, Ruskin directed conservation programs focused on protecting land, water, and ocean resources. He previously served as executive director of Save the Redwoods League, president and CEO of Heal the Bay in Los Angeles, and vice president of resource development at Fair Trade USA. Originally from the United Kingdom, Ruskin holds a bachelor’s degree from the University of Cambridge and a master’s degree from the University of East Anglia. In his free time, he enjoys hiking with his wife and kids and cooking outdoors under the stars.
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