Jeff Goldblum is a stage, film, and television actor, as well as a musician. Currently, Jeff hosts National Geographic’s The World According to Jeff Goldblum. The series premiered on November 12, 2019, on Disney+, and the second season is set for release this November. Next, he will reprise his role of “Dr. Ian Malcolm” in the newest Universal Pictures franchise film, Jurassic World: Dominion, which is slated for June 10, 2022. Additionally, it was recently announced that Goldblum has joined the cast of HBO Max’s Search Party for its fifth season in a recurring role as ‘Tunnel Quinn.’ His debut jazz album, Jeff Goldblum & The Mildred Snitzer Orchestra The Capitol Studios Sessions, released on November 9, 2018, both internationally and in the United States by Universal’s Decca Records and The Verve Label Group, respectively. His second album, I Shouldn’t Be Telling You This, released on November 1, 2019. Both albums ranked #1 on Billboard’s jazz charts.

Goldblum's film credits include: The Mountain (2018 Venice Film Festival), Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom, Isle of Dogs, Thor: Ragnarok, The Grand Budapest Hotel, Le Week-End, Adam Resurrected, The Life Aquatic, Igby Goes Down, Jurassic Park, Independence Day, Nashville, The Tall Guy, The Big Chill, Invasion of the Body Snatchers, Deep Cover, Next Stop, Greenwich Village and The Fly. Additionally, Goldblum directed the short film, Little Surprises, which was nominated for an Academy Award for Best Short Film, Live Action. On television, his credits include Will & Grace and Portlandia. Goldblum appeared in the Lincoln Center Theatre’s production of Domesticated; The Pillowman on Broadway; the West End’s The Prisoner of Second Avenue; and Speed the Plow at the Old Vic Theatre.

Mayim Bialik is most recently known for her award-winning role as Amy Farrah Fowler on the hit CBS comedy, The Big Bang Theory. During her nine-year run on the show, she received two Critics Choice Awards, four Emmy Award nominations and a SAG Award nomination. Following the iconic show ending, Bialik signed a multi-faceted deal with Warner Bros. TV Group which includes a two-year production deal for her production company, Sad Clown Productions. Mayim has additionally taken on the role of TV show host in stepping into the legendary shoes of the late Alex Trebek to co-host Jeopardy!. Outside of the realm of television, she’s written her first screenplay titled As Sick As They Made Us; which recently wrapped production in New Jersey. Bialik is also directing the film which stars Academy Award winner Dustin Hoffman, Candice Bergman, her Big Bang co-star Simon Helberg and Dianna Agron. From playing the young version of Bette Midler’s character in Beaches to her turn as Blossom Russo in the iconic ‘90s sitcom Blossom, Bialik has appeared in numerous beloved roles throughout her dynamic acting career. In 2020, she launched her podcast on mental health titled Mayim Bialik’s Breakdown, which has become a notable forum for both talent and intellectuals to discuss the important role mental health plays in all of us. An acclaimed author, Bialik has written two #1 New York Times best sellers, Girling Up: How to Be Strong, Smart and Spectacular, and Boying Up: How to Be Brave, Bold and Brilliant. She has also written a parenting book, Beyond the Sling, and a cookbook, Mayim’s Vegan Table. Bialik is a frequent contributor to a variety of Jewish publications and is syndicated through the Jewish Telegraphic Agency and 70 Faces Media, writing and recoding videos about all things Jewish. Following the end of Blossom, Bialik left acting for 12 years to earn a BS in Neuroscience from UCLA in 2000 with a minor in Hebrew & Jewish Studies. She went on to complete her PhD in Neuroscience, also at UCLA, in the fall of 2007.

Jonathan Cohen, co-creator, executive producer, and co-host of the Mayim Bialik's Breakdown podcast, is a writer, poet, producer, father, and futurist who imagines and designs new applications of technology. Jonathan started his career writing and producing before joining a global innovation and design firm where he built a storytelling and communications department that delivered insight, strategy, and experiences for Fortune 300 brands. Currently, Jonathan is also the co-founder of Lotic AI, a behavior change system seeking to increase self-knowledge while connecting the mind and the body. With over two decades of training in mindfulness and healing, Jonathan finds ways to fuse storytelling and somatic experience. Cohen and Bialik met 10 years ago at a birthday party and began a connection fueled by shifting the collective understanding of mental health and emotional well-being. Jonathan’s formal education includes a BFA from the University of Victoria and an MFA from The American Film Institute’s Conservatory.

Dr. Ronx Ikharia trained as an emergency doctor in the UK after working as an Expedition Field Medic in India. A trans nonbinary doctor, they describe themselves as a queer, black, androgynous intersectional feminist. Extremely community focused, Dr. Ronx uses their personal life story to inspire others. They volunteer their time to give inspirational talks, using their life experience to encourage and motivate young people to think about their desired future careers positively. A captivating speaker, they grab the attention of young minds with their humour, enthusiasm, encouragement and approachable nature. Dr. Ronx’s first children’s TV presenting job was Operation Ouch! on CBBC in 2012. In 2020, they worked on the BBC3 program The Unshockable Dr. Ronx and filmed their second series of Operation Ouch with Maverick TV. Dr Ronx also presented the highly acclaimed Channel 4 investigative documentary Is Covid Racist?, which looks at why Black, Asian and Minority Ethnic NHS workers have been hit harder by Covid-19. In 2021, Dr. Ronx had two poignant and important documentaries air: The Truth About Boosting Your Immune System on BBC One, which looks at how we can defend ourselves against Covid-19 and how to boost your strength during cold and flu season; and the Channel 4 documentary Are Women the Fitter Sex?, which asks why more men are being affected by Covid-19 than women. Dr Ronx can also be seen presenting Series 9 of Operation Ouch! on CBBC.

A rising star in STEM education and advocacy, Justin "Mr. Fascinate" Shaifer is a LinkedIn Top Voice in Technology with a talent for inspiring Generation Z. Far from camera shy, Justin has hosted science TV shows with WGBH, Travel Channel and Al Roker Entertainment. Justin’s goal "to be for STEM what ESPN is for sports" and to inspire young people to "embrace their inner nerd despite their surroundings," springs from his own life experience. Self-taught and fascinated by science, Justin earned scholarships from NASA and NOAA that covered 100 per cent of his tuition and room and board at Hampton University. Justin graduated with a degree in marine and environmental science, earning the department's highest GPA while also serving as student body president. Inspired to pay his success forward, Justin co-founded the STEM Success Summit, a large-scale conference for diverse STEM students that secured sponsorship from Best Buy and General Motors. Kickstarting his professional speaking career with a popular TEDx Talk How to Speak Generation Z, Justin continues to reach millions with his content, keynotes and workshops, and his work has been featured in Forbes, Variety, Essence and other media. Justin regularly speaks to corporate stakeholders, students and educators around the world about innovative technology, Gen Z and recruiting diverse STEM professionals. From "Innovative Tech and The Future of Society" to "How to Speak Gen Z" his keynotes earn rave reviews while changing the way we see science, STEM and innovators.

Katie Ewer is an associate professor and senior immunologist at the Jenner Institute, University of Oxford. The Jenner Institute is an internationally renowned centre for the development of vaccines against a number of diseases affecting low and middle-income countries and diseases with significant global public health impact, such as malaria, flu, HIV, TB and outbreak pathogens. Katie leads a program of immunology studying vaccine-induced immunity to malaria and emerging pathogens, including Ebola and COVID-19. The vaccine programs have clinical trials at many international partner sites in several LMIC including The Gambia, Senegal, Kenya, Mali, Tanzania and Burkina Faso and her team collaborate with scientists there and across the world.

Katie was educated in the UK and trained as a microbiologist in Oxford. She has a PhD in Immunology, for which she worked on the development of new tools to diagnose tuberculosis. After four years at DEFRA (a British government department), she returned to Oxford in 2008 to work at the Jenner Institute to study immune responses to vaccines and determine what types of immune responses protect people from disease. She is one of the investigators on the UK clinical trials of the Oxford/Astra Zeneca COVID-19 vaccine and her research focuses on studying the T cell responses to the vaccine.

Passionate about building bridges between different industries, Deborah explores new business opportunities for Ubisoft, looking beyond the world of video games to bring its brands to wider audiences, and to share the company’s expertise with new sectors. An appreciated deal-maker and inspiring leader, she develops innovative partnerships and new forms of entertainment in a broad range of industries: Live Entertainment, Location-Based VR, Music, Health, Mobility, Culture (museums, immersive exhibitions, documentaries, etc.)

Mike Massimino is a former NASA Astronaut, a New York Times bestselling author, a Columbia University professor, an advisor at The Intrepid Sea, Air and Space Museum, and a TV media personality.