Matthias Obst is docent in Marine biology at the University of Gothenburg in Sweden. He is also co-founder of SeAnalytics, a company specialised in marine biodiversity monitoring. Matthias is especially interested in building observation systems for biological diversity in the ocean.

Victor Anton is the founder and general manager of Wildlife.ai. Victor advocates and works to combine the power of citizen science and machine learning to better understand complex ecosystems.

Emil Burman is a marine biologist with a great passion for the sea, underwater photography, and scuba diving, especially the seas around the Nordic countries. He has a Master in Marine Sciences from Gothenburg University. He also runs various other citizen science projects.

Diewertje Dekker works as a Data Scientist at Combine. She develops machine-learning applications to better understand the interaction between human activities, the Earth system and our living environment.

Tosten Linders is a physical oceanographer and works with collaborations between academia, industry and the public sector. His focus is on projects within marine data, both collection, analysis and exploitation. An overarching ambition is to increase the pace of innovation and the use of marine data.

Pablo Correa Gomez is a Senior Developer and Software Architect with a strong background in Free and Open Source Software. Working for Combine, he contributes to building an architecting a sustainable and free solution for the SUBSIM project.

With a PhD in Computational Physics, Alexander is fascinated by complex systems such as marine environments. His goal is to cultivate the understanding of marine systems problems as a Data Scientist via Machine Learning applications. His contribution is the design and development of SUBSIM's "Cloudina" platform.

Jannes Germishuys is a language expert working at Combine, a Gothenburg-based IT-consultancy. Jannes has a Master degree in Data Science and developed models to identify ‘fake news’ content in Sweden and the U.S. His interest in problem-solving led him to the world of marine biodiversity. He was SUBSIM's lead architect during construction and now is external advisor to the project.

Pilar Navarro Ramírez is a mathematician and computer scientist, graduated from the University of Granada. She studied also at University of Duisburg-Essen. Pilar pursues her career in the field of AI and Computer Vision and she currently works as a junior researcher in Panacea Cooperative Research.