| First Name | Last Name | Affiliation |
|---|---|---|
| Aaron | Held | FSU Jena |
| Adrian | Koenigstein | FSU Jena |
| Alejandra | Gonzalez | FSU Jena |
| Andreas | Wipf | TPI, FS-Univerität Jena |
| Boris | Daszuta | Friedrich-Schiller-Universität Jena |
| Christian | Schmidt | Arbeitsgruppe Prof. Flörchinger TPI Jena |
| Christiane | Klein | ITP Leipzig |
| Christoph | Minz | Universität Leipzig, ITP |
| Christoph | Sieling | TPI Jena |
| Claudio | Emmrich | TPI Jena |
| Claudio | Iuliano | ITP Leipzig & MPI-MiS |
| Daan | Janssen | Uni Leipzig |
| Daniela | Cors agulló | FSU Jena |
| David | Rumler | Uni Jena |
| Dejan | Gajic | Leipzig University |
| Dimitrios | Gkiatas | TPI Jena |
| Fabio | Magistrelli | FSU Jena |
| Federico | Capone | Friedrich-Schiller-Universität |
| Felix | Karbstein | Helmholtz Institut Jena |
| Felix | Puster | PhD student with Prof. Rosenow |
| Florian | Atteneder | TPI Jena |
| Georg | Bergner | TPI FSU Jena |
| Holger | Gies | TPI, FSU Jena |
| Inti | Sodemann | ITP Uni Leipzig |
| Ivan | Soler | Friedrich-Schiller University of Jena |
| Jakob | Hollweck | Theoretisch-Physikalisches Institut Jena |
| Jan | Mandrysch | Uni Leipzig |
| Jochen | Zahn | ITP Uni Leipzig |
| Johannes | Schmechel | FSU Jena |
| José Diogo | Simão | TPI Jena |
| Julian | Schirrmeister | FSU Jena / TPI |
| Karim | Shedid Attifa | University of Leipzig |
| Katharina | Wölfl | TPI Jena |
| Kevin | Tam | FSU Jena |
| Lars | Maiwald | TPI, FSU Jena |
| Leonardo | Sangaletti | Leipzig University-ITP |
| Linda | van Manen | TPI, FSU Jena |
| Markus | Huber | Justus-Liebig-Universität Gießen |
| Markus | Schröfl | ITP Heidelberg / TPI Jena |
| Markus B. | Fröb | ITP, Universität Leipzig |
| Marta | Picciau | RTG 2522 FSU Jena |
| Martin | Ammon | TPI, Jena |
| Matteo | Breschi | FSU TPI Jena |
| Michael | Mandl | FSU Jena |
| Michel | Pannier | Holographic Dualities |
| Mustafa Kemal | Döner | TPI Jena |
| Nicolò | Venuti | TPI Jena |
| Philipp | Dorau | Universität Leipzig |
| Rainer | Verch | Universität Leipzig |
| Reinhard | Meinel | FSU Jena |
| Richard | Schmieden | TPI, FSU Jena |
| Robert | Kirschstein | ITP Leipzig |
| Robert | Schlesier | Universität Leipzig |
| Rossella | Gamba | FSU Jena |
| Roxana | Rosca-Mead | TPI FSU |
| Sebastian | Steinhaus | TPI Jena |
| sebastiano | bernuzzi | Jena FSU |
| Seyedeh Mojgan | Soltani | University of Leipzig |
| Stefan | Floerchinger | TPI, Friedrich-Schiller-Universität Jena |
| Stefan | Hollands | Leipzig U |
| Tim | Stötzel | TPI, FSU Jena |
| Tobias | Hössel | FSU Jena |
| William | Cook | TPI FSU Jena |
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