| First Name | Last Name | Affiliation |
|---|---|---|
| ABIODUN OLUMIDE | TELLA | KEMBEM MOTORS |
| ABIODUN OLUMIDE | TELLA | KEMBEN MOTORS |
| Alberto | Gennai | INFN - Sezione di Pisa |
| Aleksander | Paravac | Universtität Würzburg |
| Alex | Nielsen | Max Planck Institute for Gravitational Physics |
| Anastasios | Liolios | Aristotle University of Thessaloniki |
| Andreas | Stiller | Heise Zeitschriften Verlag |
| Antonella | Bozzi | EGO-European Gravotational Observatory |
| Aris | Karastergiou | University of Oxford |
| Badri | Krishnan | Albert Einstein Institute |
| Bernd | Machenschalk | AEI |
| Bernd | Panzer-Steindel | CERN |
| Bijan | Saghai | CEA-Saclay |
| Bruce | Allen | Max Planck Institute for Gravitational Physics, Hannover |
| Carsten | Aulbert | AEI |
| Christian | Gräf | AEI Hannover |
| David | Anderson | University of California, Berkeley |
| Denis | Bastieri | University and INFN Padova |
| Dominique | Boutigny | CNRS / CC-IN2P3 |
| DOUCHY | Laurent | ISDC - University of Geneva |
| Drew | Keppel | Max Planck Institute for Gravitational Physics, Hannover |
| Edmondo | Orlotti | NVIDIA |
| Emanuel | Jacobi | DESY |
| Etienne | Lyard | ISDC, University of Geneva |
| Francesco | Salemi | AEI - Hannover |
| Gergely | Debreczeni | Wigner Research Centre for Physics |
| Gevorg | Poghosyan | Steinbuch Centre for Computing, KIT |
| Giovanni | Lamanna | CNRS-IN2P3 |
| Heinz-Bernd | Eggenstein | Albert-Einstein-Institute |
| Herbert | Cornelius | Intel |
| Holger | Pletsch | Max Planck Institute for Gravitational Physics, Hannover |
| Hyunjoo | Kim | AEI - Hannover |
| Hélène | DEMONFAUCON | FOM-Nikhef |
| Ino | Agrafioti | IN2P3/CNRS |
| James | Bosch | Princeton University / LSST |
| Jiri | Chudoba | Institute of Physics, AS CR |
| Karl | Wette | AEI Hannover |
| Karsten | Wiesner | AEI Hannover |
| Katharina | HENJES-KUNST | PT-DESY/ BMBF |
| Leif | Nordlund | AMD |
| Luciano | Rezzolla | Albert Einstein Institute, Potsdam |
| Manuel | Delfino Reznicek | Port d'Informació Científica (PIC) |
| MARSOLLIER | Arnaud | CERN |
| Maude | Le Jeune | APC, CNRS/IN2P3 |
| Michael | Born | AEI Hannover |
| Miroslav | Shaltev | AEI, Hannover |
| Oliver | Bock | Max Planck Institute for Gravitational Physics, Hannover |
| Peter | Wegner | DESY |
| pranita | das | Pandu College |
| Rachid | Lemrani | CC-IN2P3 |
| Roland | Walter | University of Geneva |
| Sandra | Hesping | PT-DESY |
| stavros | katsanevas | IN2P3/CNRS |
| Thomas | Berghöfer | PT-DESY/BMBF |
| Timothy | Lanfear | NVIDIA |
| Tito | Dal Canton | AEI Hannover |
| Vilmos | Nemeth | National Innovation Office |
| Yifan | Yang | IIHE-ULB |
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