The Scientific Board (SB) is responsible for the quality of the overall programme. It consists of the programme director and several leaders of the Big Questions and first-phase work packages. The Scientific Board meets every two months to discuss all major decisions regarding scientific, educational, financial and communication issues. The SB safeguards the internal progress and quality of our work by monitoring, reviewing, assessing and ultimately approving all proposals for activities that are coming in from the projects, the Educational Team and the Management Team. In turn, the Scientific Board reports to our external Advisory Board and Scientific Advisory Board.

The Scientific Board is composed of 10 members:

Chair