A digital artist, curator and scholar, Tseng Yu-Chuan obtained her PhD from the Graduate Institute of Applied Art, National Chiao Tung University. She is currently the professor at the Graduate Institute of Art and Technology, National Tsing Hua University. Her research interest lies in digital art and net art. The articles were published in domestic and international journals and conferences, such as Leonardo, ACM Multimedia, International Symposium on Electronic Art (ISEA), etc. In 2012, she participated in the Leonardo Digital Art Initiative. In 2003, she held a solo exhibition “Let’s Make Art” at the Taipei Museum of Fine Arts. This was the first ever exhibition in Taiwan to employ instantaneous web-based interaction. The recent group exhibitions are: “My name is Jane” (2021) in Good underground art space, Hualien City; “Here, Not Here” (2020) in Waley art, Taipei. Her curation themes focus on gender and digital art. The selected curatorial projects in Taiwan include "Lost in the Net Dream" (2018), "Immortal on Screen" (2019), "The Play and Playing- Light and Shadow", "Mediating Asia" (2022, with professor Gunalan Nadarajan) at the National Taiwan Museum of Fine Arts, Taichung. Cyberhug (2018) and "Autumn Glitter, Pond Water, Dancing down memory lane” (2021) theTaoyuan Art x Technology Art Festival. "Should We Play? "(2018), “It is SHOW Time”(2019), "Light ON/OFF"(2020) in Taipei Art District Festival. The elected international curatorial projects include "Being here as ME -New Media Art Exhibition of Women Artists From Taiwan" (2019) in American University Museum at the Katzen Arts Center Washington, DC., "Chimera-group exhibition of Taiwanese new media art" (2019) in off-spaces of DOX, Center for Contemporary Art in Prague, "Chimera-group exhibition of Taiwanese new media art" (2020) at Ladislav Sutnar Gallery, Czech Republic, "She Says, Her Story "(2021) IA&A at Hillyer, Washington DC.

Prof. Adnan Hadziselimovic (also known as Prof. Adnan Hadzi) is currently resident academic at the Faculty of Media and Knowledge Sciences, University of Malta. Prof. Hadzi’s latest research project involves the use of immersive technologies for the Immersion Lab University of Malta (ILUM) project, for which he has recently been awarded a Research Excellence Award. The ILUM consortium consists of the Immersion Lab of the Faculty of Media and Knowledge Sciences [MAKS], University of Malta, the Visual Narratives Laboratory [VNLAB] of Lodz Filmschool, Poland, the Immersive Lab [IL] at the Zurich University of the Arts, Switzerland, the Department of Architecture, Design and Planning [DADU] at University of Sassari, Italy, and the Spatial Media Research Group [SMRG] at the National and Kapodistrian University of Athens, Greece. Prof. Hadzi has been a regular at Deckspace Media Lab, London, UK, for the last decade, a period over which he has developed his research at Goldsmiths, University of London, based on his work with Deptford.TV. It was a collaborative video editing service hosted in Deckspace's racks, based on free and open source software, compiled into a unique suite of blog, content management system, film database and compositing tools. Prof. Hadzi’s research interest demonstrates his commitment to equal opportunities not only in principle but also in practice. Thus artistic practice as research becomes important in order to discuss 'Access to Technology', a key point for digital/social media. It is through Free and Open Source Software and technologies his research has a social impact. Prof. Hadzi is co-editing and producing the after.video computer book series, exploring video as theory, reflecting upon networked video, as it profoundly re-shapes medial patterns.

Marilène Oliver is an associate professor in Printmaking and Media Arts at the University of Alberta where she leads the research creation projects Know Thyself as a Virtual Reality and Dyscorpia: Future Intersections of the Body and Technology. Oliver’s creative research focuses on the aesthetics and ethics of personal data, how it is used, processed and mirrored back to us by intelligent systems. Oliver has curated and produced several large art & science exhibitions and is the host of LASERAlberta, a series of public talks affiliated with Leonardo ISAST. Oliver has exhibited extensively internationally at the Science Museum, Victoria & Alberta Museum and Royal Academy in the UK, at the International Museum of Surgical Science and MassMoCA in the US, and the Copernicus Museum in Poland. Oliver has been a long-term collaborator with the contemporary dance company Van Grimde Corps Secrets with recent presentations at Agora de la Danse, Canada and at ZKM Europe.