Constanza is an Economist, specialist in Higher Education and Public Management with MSc in Economics. Her work focus primarily on supporting the University of Cambridge with the strategic planning, the management and allocation of resources and the provision of reporting and analysis.  She is one of the founder members of the University of Cambridge Colombian Society.

Angela is an Architect, specialist in Urban Planning, MSc in Sociology and PhD candidate in Architecture at the University of Cambridge. Her research has been mainly focused on informal settlements, public space, redevelopment and social impacts of urban planning. She is one of the founder members of the University of Cambridge Colombian Society

Gabriela is a PhD Candidate in Plant Sciences at the University of Cambridge. Her research interests are in the evolution and diversification of flowering plants and the interaction between flowers and their animal pollinators. She is one of the founder members of the University of Cambridge Colombian Society.

Juan is a PhD Candidate in the Future Infrastructure and Built Environment Centre for Doctoral Training of the Engineering Department, University of Cambridge. He is the President and one of the founder members of the University of Cambridge Colombian Society

Zulma is MRC/Rutherford Fund Research Fellow at the Department of Infectious Disease Epidemiology, Imperial College London. She has been part of the group of Colombian Researchers in the UK since 2015 and she co-organised the First Colombia-UK Research Symposium hosted at Imperial College London in 2016.

Alida is a PhD Candidate in Psychology at City University of London. She  has been a leader of the organisation of various events and platforms for discussions of Colombian researchers in the UK.

Juan Pablo’s research focuses on the response of the Foraminifera to major global changes during the Late Jurassic and Early Cretaceous. He aims to investigate the role that changes in climate and marine ecosystems may have played in the diversification of this major group of microfossils. He is a second year PhD student with the Palaeoclimate & Palaeoceanography Research group at the University of Birmingham. He is interested in public outreach and science education in Colombia.