Vincent is Managing Director at Differential Capital. He has close to 15 years of experience, primarily in the investments and insurance sectors. As an equity research analyst during this time, he was highly rated (top 3) in the Financial Mail rankings for research in Banks, Real Estate and General Financials sectors. Vincent’s current area of expertise are in blending traditional fundamental analysis with machine learning techniques.

Leo has been working in Indonesian & Malaysian Borneo for the last 16 years. His work has focused on Great Ape conservation, rescue and rehabilitation and has also included many other endangered species endemic to the island. He has been a guest lecturer and public speaker internationally on issues pertaining to orangutan conservation, He also founded, and managed, multiple non-profit businesses to fund environmental, conservation and animal charities. 

After 30 years of primary care experience, Dr Randall Bock has turned to medical writing, and consultancy in business. He graduated from Yale University with a BS in chemistry and physics; University of Rochester, with MD. Prior to THIS pandemic, he investigated the later, mysterious quiet subsequent to 2016’s Zika/microcephaly uproar. He has an active podcast on the subject, “Zika, remembered”, which may debunk some of the established conceptions. Randall aims to promote rational thought and debate . He has a weekly “Coronavirus Conversation” Facebook-Live session.

Roy Breeds is a medical practitioner working in the field of internal medicine.

Heike helps coordinate PANDA’s Communication Team. She is an alumnus of WITS University, a trilingual stage/screen actor, voice-over artist, writer and editor. She worked with Afghan child refugees in Paris and volunteers with former street children in Cape Town. 

Clare Craig has been a pathologist since 2001 in the NHS in the UK and more recently as the day to day pathology lead for the cancer arm of the 100,000 Genomes Project and working for an AI startup in cancer diagnostics. 

Dr Herman Edeling obtained the M.B.,B.Ch. Degree at Wits in 1975, qualified as a neurosurgeon in 1992 and spent the next 16 years in private general neurosurgical practice. Since 2008 he consults in medico-legal neurosurgery, having written more than 3700 reports and testifying in over 230 in court matters. He is passionate about the inter-relationships between law, medicine and related sciences.

Marta is a dentist, with a postgraduate degree in advanced endodontics. n April 2020 she  helped moderate a Facebook group called #sairdecasa. In August 2020 she was one of the founders of the group “Médicos pela Verdade Portugal”. Marta influences social networks by collecting credible scientific information and articles and making ”the other side of the story” available and accessible for people to read.

Marta also translated “The Great Barrington Declaration” into Portugese.

Todd is a practicing Jungian psychotherapist in the Greater Toronto Area, Canada. He is a researcher and writer focusing on topics in psychology, ancient Egyptian Khemitology, humanity,  and spirituality. 

 Todd believes that to be fully human we must have one foot in a non-material realm where we find meaning, purpose, love, and connection with the world around us. The other foot should be in the pursuit of truth and understanding of the physical world we live in—science.

Carey comes from the Aviation / Tourism Sector and held the role of Sales Manager for a Global Carrier.  She has had first-hand experience of how the lockdowns have decimated the Aviation and Tourism sector and has been directly impacted by the lasting effects in her own career, as well as witnessing the devastation of the lives of her industry colleagues. 

Cherry trained as a nurse. Over the last 30 years, she has worked for the NHS and strived to increase her knowledge and understanding of evidence-based practice. Seeing the negation of established knowledge of viral pathogenesis has saddened her. The erosion of the foundations and principles of the NHS concerns Cherry deeply.

Trained as an otolaryngologist and head and neck surgeon, Manigreeva has over 10 years experience in cancer research. Dr Krishnatreya began working in rural India treating TB and other infectious diseases. Since March 2020, he has advocated Vitamin D supplements for vulnerable patients. He has a deep interest in immunology and believes that T-Cell mediated immunity is key to beating Covid-19. Manigreeva’s concern is about the catastrophic consequences of lockdowns, the disruption to cancer screening and treatment, the devastating consequences of chronic diseases and the decline in vaccinations for children in developing countries. 

Ralph commenced practice at the Cape Bar in 1995. When advocates still did “pro deo” cases he appeared in several murder trials on behalf of indigent accused persons. In 1996 he joined the Johannesburg Bar and continued to practice there until 2010 when Ralph rejoined the Cape Bar until his resignation in 2019. He now practices independently and has been involved in commercial litigation, labour matters, personal injury matters, insolvencies and asset forfeiture matters.

John Lee is a retired English pathologist and NHS consulting pathologist. He was clinical professor of pathology at Hull York Medical School and consultant histopathologist at Rotherham General Hospital, before becoming the Rotherham NHS Foundation Trust’s Director of Cancer Services. 

CEO of Optisol Australia, working on IoT and AI products. Jacques is currently a doctoral candidate at Edinburgh Business School, but spends most of his time programming mathematical models on computers. He has lived and worked in seven countries, over 20 years, including a two-year stint in Silicon Valley (working on leading edge AI and ML models). Jacques has a passion for smart IT and loves creating sophisticated systems. 

Kevin holds a B.S. in Biology from Emory University with a focus on cloning and expressing Norepinephrine Transporters.  He is the CSO and Founder of Medicinal Genomics and has pioneered the genomics of cannabis and hemp to build a stronger scientific environment  for the study of cannabis based therapeutics. Kevin also managed the R&D for the Human Genome Project at Whitehead Institute/MIT resulting in several patents for nucleic acid purification. 

 José is an affiliated Professor of Neurological studies at the Institute of New York, Columbia University.  He is professor of Pontifícia Universidade Catolica Rio de Janeiro Brazil, and a researcher at the ‘Instituto Nacional de Traumato Ortopedia’, in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. José is a member of the following: SBN, CNS, AANS, ASSFN, MDS, NANS And NASS.

Joel is Chief Technology Officer of Supermoney Ltd, a blockchain technology company. He started his career as a proprietary derivatives trader at JP Morgan Chase before becoming a quantitative analyst at TP ICAP and consultant to ITO33 in Paris. He also has experience as a biotechnology analyst at BioLauncher Ltd covering a range of businesses including resorbable polymers, biosimilars, oncology diagnostics and ultrasonic dermatology. He is a specialist in time-series and stochastic data analysis.

Helen has a Masters in Public Health and 20 years experience in public health programme management in Australia and overseas. This includes infectious disease surveillance, outbreak response, tuberculosis control, viral hepatitis and vaccination programs. She specialised in child health programmes and currently volunteers in impoverished communities in Cambodia. During the 2009 Swine ‘flu pandemic she worked with her local Health Authority and recognizes many of the same politico-media influences that manipulate public health responses. Helen aims to contribute her skills and experience to using a principled, evidence-based approach to Covid-19.