Dr. Ines Thiele is a Personal Professor at the National University of Ireland, Galway. Her research interests include the diet-gut-brain-axis in neurodegenerative diseases.

Dr. Cyrille Thinnes cultivates the Virtual Metabolic Human business case, integrating the technology, stakeholder, and organisational capabilities for enhancing user experience.

Mohammad Faiz earned his doctorate and master's degrees in chemical engineering from IIT Madras in the area of systems biology. To better understand human drug metabolism, he is developing an integrated model using the Whole-body model and Physiologically based pharmacokinetic models. 

Filippo obtained his Master's degree in pharmaceutical chemistry with a thesis focused on doping analysis. His research interests include the application of constraint-based models to investigate diet-drugs-microbiota-host interactions.

Timothy obtained his Master's degree in bioinformatics from the University College Cork, Ireland. His work includes enabling the large-scale integration of metagenomic data with microbiome-level metabolic models. 

Tim is a PhD student with a background in systems biology. His research focuses on applying the constrained-based modelling framework to investigate the role of the gut-brain axis in neurodegenerative diseases. 

Joe Desbonnet maintained the computational infrastructure of the research group

Bram obtained his Master's degree in biotechnology at Wageningen University. His research area is in the role of gut microbes in the context of cognitive health and is part of the ITN SmartAge project.

Anna obtained her BSc in biomedical science at the University of Galway. She is interested in using COBRA modelling to advance our understanding of host-microbe co-metabolism along the gut-brain axis.

Subashini obtained her master's degree in Pharmaceutical modelling from Uppsala University. She is interested in applying computational techniques for drug discovery and currently working on curating metabolic reactions related to drug metabolism to enhance whole-body metabolic model.

Catherine obtained her Master’s degree in Integrated System Biology from the University of Luxembourg and has a BSc Honours degree in Biomedical Science from the University of Glasgow. Her interests lie in the cross between the application of whole-body computational models of metabolism for in-silico trials and drug-discovery.