Alberto Campo Baeza is an internationally recognised and widely published Spanish architect, who also served as a highly regarded Professor at the Escuela Technica Superior de Arquitectura de Madrid in 1986-2017. Besides, he has taught and lectured in numerous universities around the world. He is one of the most admired representatives of the contemporary minimalist orientation in architecture who has developed this line of architectural thinking most consistently, subtly, and impressively.

Professor Till Roenneberg is Emeritus Professor of Chronobiology at the Institute of Medical Psychology at Ludwig-Maximilian University (LMU) in Munich, Germany. Roenneberg has dedicated most of his career to investigating the effects of light on circadian clocks, sleep, and health.
His work spans the natural and social sciences, and the use of diverse groups of organisms. This comparative and interdisciplinary strategy has allowed Roenneberg to take novel approaches to address key questions relating to the effects of daylight on human health, well-being, and performance.
His fundamental research findings have been both highly cited and influential, and significantly, applied to multiple branches of society, spanning medicine, public policy, and architecture.
In addition to his influential work as a scientist, Roenneberg is a gifted communicator and advocate for the importance of daylight for human health. He works with diverse organisations, giving many public lectures, engages with print, radio, television, and other journalists. Roenneberg has also written two popular science books.