Bente Knoll has a background and long-time experience in landscape, spatial and transport planning, mobility research, environmental sciences and engineering, sustainable development, gender equality as well as systemic communication and social media. In addition to her self-employed work, she has worked as a lecturer at various universities in Austria, such as the TUW (University of Technology, Vienna). She has various teaching assignments, holds basic and advanced lectures as well as seminars in Gender Studies and Engineering. In 2010, she published a basic textbook in this topic together with Brigitte Ratzer.
Tauseef Nauman has an interdisciplinary background with a mix of biological sciences and technology. He is associated since 2013 with the institute of Gender in Medicine, Charité medical university and hospital in Berlin, where his work focus area is Identification and characterization of sex and gender specific methodologies for their analysis. He is among the pioneers of certified Gender Equality Academy trainers. His work comprises of the national and European sex and gender specific projects. His vision is to have gendered balance science and society.