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Sebastian Kappes is a researcher at the Internet Architecture Department of the Max Planck Institute for Informatics. His research centers around Internet measurements, network security, IPv6, and Internet topology.

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Sid Mathur

Siddharth "Sid" Mathur is the founder and lead engineer at Fastah Inc., where he builds the IP geolocation data the rest of us depend on without thinking twice. With more than 23 years in the industry, including roles at Nokia and several scrappy startups, he’s a committed performance nerd who’s happiest when he’s optimizing a network, writing Go software, or hardening a system. He recently delivered technical talks at NANOG 96 in San Francisco and NANOG 97 in Seattle, and he’s eager to bring more conversations to the RIPE region around AI tools for IP geolocation feeds and best practices for network operators.

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Julian Macho

Based in Wiesbaden, Germany

Julian is a working student in the R&D team at DE-CIX. Focusing on internet infrastructure and network technologies, he is on track to finish his graduate studies in Electrical Engineering at the RheinMain University of Applied Sciences.

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Matthias Wichtlhuber

Based in Frankfurt Germany

Matthias is a computer networks researcher and currently serves as Team Lead for Research and Development at DE-CIX, one of the world’s largest Internet Exchange operators. In this role, he oversees DE-CIX’s research activities on Internet infrastructure measurement, security, and optimization, as well as community engagement and publicly funded projects in collaboration with partners from industry and academia. Over the past years, he has been a regular speaker at RIPE Meetings and other community events.

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Seyed Pouria Mousavizadeh Tehrani

Based in Tehran

Pouria is a FreeBSD Source Committer, specializing in Internet and network protocols. He focuses on improving the quality of Internet connectivity and has spent nearly a decade working across datacenters, ISPs, and network development teams. He regularly contributes to the FreeBSD project, improving operating system's networking stacks, particularly for IPv6, and Routing. As an IRNOG Steering Committee member, he has organized and presented at seven IRNOG meetings, fostering regional technical collaboration and knowledge sharing.

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Lukas Tribus

Based in Bolzano, Italy

I'm a network architect and consultant interested in improving routing operations, reliability and security.

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Andrew Campling

Based in London

Andrew Campling runs 419 Consulting Ltd, a public policy and public affairs consultancy focused on the tech and telecoms sectors, working with clients on a range of marketing and policy-related projects. He is also a Trustee of the Internet Watch Foundation, a charity which works to eliminate child sexual abuse imagery online, preventing the ongoing victimisation of those abused in childhood and making the Internet safer for all. Andrew is involved in the development of Internet standards and Internet governance, with much of his current activity in this area captured in blogs and podcasts on his company website. He is also working with others on PARCEP, a proposal for an open standard that will make parental controls more effective and easier to operate for parents and carers, improving the protection of children against online harms.

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