About Us


 

Hi there! We're a group of Natural Sciences students from various streams. If you're wondering what on Earth we're even going on about, check out this post.



Ryan Lau

 My name is Ryan and I come from Hong Kong. I am specialising in Physics and Physical Chemistry, and plan to take Physics in my postgraduate studies. I am still learning more to know which topic specifically I am interested in. I hope to contribute to the scientific community one day. I enjoy reading, coding, playing video games, cycling, and learning new skills and knowledge. I am very enthusiastic about working on this project. I am looking forward to what we will be learning along the way and produce something of good use ultimately.






Marcel Mordarski
A Physics-lover who admires good jokes, precision and profound understanding of science - being able to discuss one's views is crucial. My professional interests concern the physics of materials, statistical mechanics, theoretical physics and new technologies. Also, I am developing my business and public speaking skills whenever I can. Politics, concerts, swimming, cycling and trips across London fill my free time, though. I'm an INTJ.

 






Lukas Supragonas

I am greatly interested in pharmacology, and I have a passion for organic chemistry. The effect of different molecules on live organisms has piqued my curiosity, and I wish to pursue an academic career in this broad field of research. During my leisure time, I enjoy swimming, cycling, and reading.







Maja Walnik

I’m an ex-musician trying to find their way around science – always curious about how stuff works. As an avid reader of popular science books, I’m always interested in new and more effective ways science can be communicated. I appreciate that there’s both science to art, as well as art to science. 

Anyway, if you’ve seen me on campus, it’s probably due to the questionably bright apparel choices.

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