Anna Dawid is a research fellow at the Flatiron Institute, New York, with the Ph.D. in quantum physics awarded by the University of Warsaw and ICFO, Barcelona. Her research spans interpretable machine learning for scientific discovery, quantum simulations, and foundations of deep learning. Alexandre Dauphin is VP quantum simulation at PASQAL, a neutral-atom quantum computing company. During his career, he has worked on a broad range of topics going from quantum simulation of many-body phases of matter to ML applied to physics and QML. He received the NJP early career award 2019, has been a member of the editorial board of NJP since 2020, and a member of ELLIS since 2021. Julian Arnold is a theoretical physicist working at the interface between the quantum sciences, information theory, and machine learning. His research includes the design of methods for the automated detection of phase transitions and the application of differentiable programming to solve inverse design problems in quantum many-body physics. Borja Requena develops machine learning algorithms for scientific applications. His contributions span multiple fields, from quantum to statistical and biophysics. Additionally, Borja has worked in high-tech companies such as Xanadu Quantum Technologies or Telefonica R&D, and he has been high ranked in machine learning and quantum computing competitions. Alexander Gresch (Ph.D. Student at the universities of D�sseldorf and Hamburg) is a theoretical physicist specializing in mathematical and machine learning methods in the context of quantum technologies. This includes, in particular, the efficient and accurate read-out of hybrid quantum algorithms and the role of quantum data for machine learning. Marcin Płodzień (Ph.D. 2014, Jagiellonian University, Poland) is a theoretical physicist specializing in many-body quantum systems, quantum computations, and machine learning. He focuses on digital and analog quantum simulators, quantum algorithms in NISQ-era devices and the applications of deep neural networks to problems in quantum mechanics. Kaelan Donatella is a Franco-Irish physicist trained at Ecole Normale Sup�rieure and the University of Paris. His interests range from quantum computing to the history and philosophy of science, with recent work being focused on analog computing for artificial intelligence. Kim A. Nicoli is a postdoc at the Helmholtz Institute for Radiation and Nuclear Physics and the University of Bonn. He got his Ph.D. in Machine Learning from TU Berlin in 2023. His research interests extend across Probabilistic Modelling, Quantum Computing, Generative Models, Lattice Quantum Field Theory, and Neuromorphic Computing. Paolo Stornati is a Postdoctoral Researcher in Quantum Simulation and Quantum many body theory. Paolo has a deep interest in the development of novel numerical tools to study exotic phases of matter and lattice Gauge theories. Rouven Koch is a Doctoral Researcher at Aalto University working in the intersection of condensed matter theory and machine learning. His research focuses on the combination of theory and experiments with the help of AI. Personally, he is interested in daily-life applications of AI. Miriam B�ttner earned an M.Sc. in Molecular Science at the FAU Erlangen-Nuremberg. In 2017, she went to Shenzhen, China for an elective Master's project on Machine Learning in Quantum Chem and has since then been growing her ML knowledge. She is currently doing her PhD in many-body physics. Robert Okuła is a Ph.D. student interested in all things quantum, especially quantum cryptography and quantum Darwinism. Machine learning is a useful tool in that regard.

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