Hiro Lee Tanaka is an Assistant Professor at Texas State University. Tanaka’s research with collaborators helped lay the foundations for the field of factorization homology. His current research involves applying infinity-categorical techniques to questions in symplectic geometry and mirror symmetry Lukas Müller obtained his PhD in mathematical physics from Heriot-Watt University Edinburgh in 2020 and is a postdoctoral fellow at the Max-Planck-Institute for Mathematics in Bonn until 2022. His work lies mainly at the intersection of higher category theory, geometry and quantum field theory. He is also interested in quantum topology. Araminta Amabel is a PhD candidate at MIT, currently studying geometric topology through the lens of factorization homology. Artem Kalmykov is a PhD student at the Institute of Mathematics, University of Zurich. He obtained his bachelor’s degree at Higher School of Economics, Moscow, and Masterof Science at the University of Geneva. His research is mainly concerned with applications of the methods of derived algebraic geometry to representation theory, for instance, to the theory of quantum groups and elliptic algebras.