Merge pull request #20 from johnpalmxr/master

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Author: johnpalmxr

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+                <b>Nick García Hernández</b>
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+              <p>Nick is a first-year PhD student in the Schornack group at SLCU. His research focuses on the colonisation dynamics of arbuscular mycorrhizal fungi, aiming to unravel the various ways in which agrochemicals affect these interactions. Through his PhD and future career, he hopes to bridge fundamental biology with sustainable agricultural practices around soil microbiomes.In his free time, Nick enjoys writing and casual gaming.</p>
+              <p>As the treasurer for NoCaSS 2025, he has firmly ruled out bouncy castles but otherwise manages a generous budget made possible by our sponsors to ensure a great symposium. He looks forward to fostering insightful discussions, connecting with fellow researchers, and helping to create an engaging conference experience for other early-career scientists.</p>
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+                <b>Gaia Galiberti</b>
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+              <p> Gaia is a first-year PhD student in the Rotation Program at the John Innes Centre and The Sainsbury Laboratory in Norwich. During her rotations, she has worked with the Truman and Malone groups, the Webster group, and the Talbot group. She is deeply fascinated by the interactions between plants and microbes - two vastly different life forms. Beyond her scientific interests, Gaia enjoys reading, exploring art galleries and museums, and attending the theatre. </p>
+              <p>As a member of the NoCaSS committee, Gaia is passionate about supporting the vision of the Symposium as an inclusive and accessible space where early-career scientists from Cambridge and Norwich can share their enthusiasm for plants and microbes.</p>
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