A community
for researchers.
Since 2021.

Originally from Brazil, he was one of the founders of the ScientiFika. Inspired by lunch talks during his PhD at McGill University which only juniors research could attend while eating pizza, Gui made sure that from the very beginning delicious Fika was served after every talk. Gui mostly worries about foundational questions in physics, and currently does research in quantum gravity by focusing both on the foundations of quantum mechanics and the foundations of gravity. He shares his time between Nordita and the Department of Philosophy, while most of his free time is spent climbing!

From Montenegro to Hong Kong, Vermont, and Maryland, Milena found her home in Stockholm in 2023. She is a postdoctoral fellow at the Oskar Klein Centre, keeping herself occupied by thinking about the ways she can use gamma rays, gravitational waves, and neutrinos to search for signatures of dark matter and new physics in the Universe. She is deeply invested in addressing the lack of diversity and equity in the pipeline to becoming an astrophysicist. If not in her office in Albanova, she can be found swimming at Eriksdalsbadet, bouldering, hiking, or getting lost around Stockholm trying to follow the blue dot on Google Maps.

Originally from Scotland, Katy moved to Stockholm in 2025 after completing her PhD in Western Australia. Her research uses galaxy formation simulations to understand how dwarf galaxies form and how different dark matter models leave an imprint on the galaxies we observe today. When not analysing simulations, she can be found at the climbing gym, running around the lakes of Stockholm, or listening to music.

He is a PhD student at Stockholm University, researching the mysterious neutrinos with IceCube, located at the SouthPole. Ludwig joined the team to build this website, so if you find any bugs, he is to blame. He loves trying out new and weird coffees, and is still working on his latte-art.