| Last Name | First Name | Affiliation |
|---|---|---|
| Akitsu | Kazuyuki | High Energy Accelerator Research Organization (KEK) |
| Aviles | Alejandro | UNAM |
| Baleato Lizancos | Anton | UC Berkeley |
| Cai | Yan-Chuan | University of Edinburgh |
| Carrilho | Pedro | University of Edinburgh |
| Castorina | Emanuele | University of Milan |
| Chen | Shi-Fan | Institute for Advanced Study |
| Cohn | Joanne | UC Berkeley |
| Conley | Jonah | Astrophysics Research Institute - Liverpool John Moores Universtiy |
| D'Amico | Guido | Università di Parma |
| Dam | Lawrence | University of Geneva |
| Donath | Yaniv | University of Cambridge |
| Feldbrugge | Job | University of Edinburgh |
| Feng | Longlong | School of Physics and Astronomy, Sun Yat-Sen University |
| Gallagher | Aoibhinn | Maynooth University |
| Givans | Jahmour | Flatiron Institute |
| Gould | Elizabeth | Newcastle University |
| Hahn | Oliver | University of Vienna |
| Hall | Alex | University of Edinburgh |
| Harnois-Deraps | Joachim | Newcastle University |
| Hertzsch | Benjamin | University of Edinburgh |
| Ivanov | Mikhail | MIT |
| Jamieson | Drew | Max-Planck Institute for Astrophysics |
| Kokron | Nickolas | Princeton University and Institute for Advanced Study |
| Kololgi | Dakshesh | University College London |
| Lesgourgues | Julien | RWTH Aachen University |
| Linde | Dennis | University of Parma |
| Ma | Yin-Zhe | Stellenbosch University |
| Maion | Francisco | Donostia International Physics Center |
| Matsubara | Takahiko | KEK High Energy Accelerator Research Organization |
| Meiksin | Avery | Institute for Astronomy, University of Edinburgh |
| Mergulhao | Thiago | University of Edinburgh |
| Musso | Marcello | University of Salamanca |
| Neveux | Richard | University of Edinburgh |
| Nikakhtar | Farnik | Yale University |
| Peacock | John | Royal Observatory |
| Pellejero | Marcos | Royal Observatory of Edinburgh |
| Philcox | Oliver | Columbia University / Simons Foundation |
| Piat | Jade | University of Edinburgh |
| Raizada | Riya | University of Sydney |
| Read | Amelie | University of Sydney |
| Rodriguez | Mae | University of Edinburgh |
| Roper | Finn | IfA, Edinburgh |
| Rubira | Henrique | TUM |
| Scott | Douglas | University of British Columbia |
| Stadler | Julia | Max Planck Institute for Astrophysics |
| Sullivan | Jamie | UC Berkeley |
| Tsedrik | Maria | Institute for Astronomy, University of Edinburgh |
| Voivodic | Rodrigo | Donostia International Physics Center |
| Wang | Mike Shengbo | University of Edinburgh |
| White | Martin | Higgs Centre Associate |
| Wong | Yat | Imperial College London |
| Zennaro | Matteo | University of Oxford |
| Zhang | Pierre | ETH Zurich |
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