Jameson Wetmore's work combines the fields of science and technology studies, ethics and public policy in order to better understand both the interconnected relationships between technology and society.

Anali Maughan Perry is the Head of the Open Science and Scholarly Communication Division at ASU Library. She focuses on advocacy, outreach and education on open scholarship, copyright, and open education.

Pyne is an emeritus professor who continues to research on the histories of fire and of exploration.

Maienschein explores the history and philosophy of development and cell biology, exploring ways that biology, bioethics and bio-policy play out in society, with an emphasis on effective communication.

D'Angelo's research interests include writing assessment; the impact of assessment on curriculum development, outcomes, and pedagogy; threshold concepts and transfer of learning; metacognition; and information literacy.

Arntzen was the Florence Ely Nelson Presidential Endowed Chair, Regent's Professor and Founding Director of the Biodesign Institute. He is a member of the U.S. Natl. Acad. of Sciences and the U.S. Natl. Acad. of Inventors.

Hölldobler is a Pulitzer Prize-winning sociobiologist who uses insect societies to study behavioral mechanisms of communication, cooperation and conflict. He's a member of several national and international academies.

Charles Kazilek is an emeritus professor at Arizona State University, where he served as a senior leader in academic technology and K–12 outreach.

Gharavi specializes in leading transdisciplinary teams of artists, scientists, designers, and engineers to advance research, tell stories, and create compelling experiences.