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1o:"Marielle, the Vice President of Product Strategy at Macrocosm, translates complex research into commercially viable products.\n\nShe joined Macrocosm from the Boston Consulting Group, where she led product development of a multi-million dollar supply chain analytics capability. She is well regarded for her work as an Ambassador at BCG's think tank, the BCG Henderson Institute; her work on clean energy supply chains led to a speaking engagement at TEDx. Her client work spans product development, supply chain analytics, climate strategy, critical minerals, and the energy transition.\n\nHer approach to business is grounded in years of scientific training. She holds degrees from Harvard University (PhD in Engineering, Masters in Applied Physics), Johns Hopkins University (Masters in Environmental Engineering), and Austin College (Bachelors in Math), and has previously held scientific research positions at Los Alamos National Laboratory and Geowatersheds Scientific.\n\nOutside of work, Marielle enjoys spending time with her family, reading, watercolor painting, and running (very slowly).",links:[{label:"LinkedIn",href:"https://linkedin.com/in/marielleremillard"},{label:"Google Scholar",href:"https://scholar.google.com/citations?hl=en&user=-vsgZTcAAAAJ"},{label:"TED",href:"https://www.ted.com/speakers/marielle_remillard"}]},{name:"Sophia Davies",role:"VP of Product Platform & Growth",group:"Leadership",team:"Product",img:"/team/sophia-davies.webp",pos:"center 52%",z:1,ty:0,bio:"Sophia is VP of Product Platform & Growth at Macrocosm, where she leads platform strategy for the operating system institutions will use to build and reason over a world model of their economic reality.\n\nFormerly with Boston Consulting Group (BCG), Sophia brings deep expertise in enterprise decision intelligence. She has led design and engineering teams to scale frontier technology into capabilities for risk and resilience. At BCG she helped build Platinion, part of BCG X, across Asia Pacific and EMEA, served as a CEO Ambassador, and led technology and data partnerships globally for the firm's climate and sustainability practice. Prior to that, she worked in software architecture and platform engineering at Accenture.\n\nOver her career she became convinced that the systemic challenges we face need a different kind of intelligence, one that can reason about real-world complexity. That conviction led her to bring Macrocosm and BCG together â a partnership she built before joining full-time in 2026, struck by the team and its mission.\n\nSophia holds an MSci in Theoretical Physics from Imperial College London, specializing in complex adaptive systems and self-organized criticality.\n\nWhen not with the Macronauts, she's drawn to film, art, old record shops, and street photography.",links:[{label:"LinkedIn",href:"https://uk.linkedin.com/in/sophiaemilydavies"},{label:"BCG",href:"https://www.bcg.com/publications/2023/reasons-for-optimism/sophia-davies"},{label:"Podcast",href:"https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/climate-change-is-complex-ai-models-can-crack-the-code/id1591194141?i=1000656339755"}]},{name:"Arnau Quera-Bofarull",suffix:"PhD",role:"AI Research Scientist",group:"Core Team",team:"Science",img:"/team/arnau-quera-bofarull.webp",pos:"50% 0%",z:1.12,ty:14,bio:"Based in New York City, Arnau joined Macrocosm as a Senior Researcher in 2024. He is deeply interested in using computational tools to understand emergent phenomena. While his main focus has been on agent-based models, he also has a passion for Active Inference and the Julia programming language.\n\nArnau holds a PhD in Astro
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1o:"Julian is a Senior Researcher at Macrocosm. Specializing in extreme-value and tail-risk modeling, he applies those tools to energy and macroeconomic systems to generate data-driven earnings and risk forecasts.\n\nBefore Macrocosm, Julian interned at Goldman Sachs, developing an understanding of both real-world economic behavior and how researchers have tried to model it. He earned a PhD in Economics at Oxford, where his work on social-media-driven market dynamics was cited by the Financial Times, and his research on the global productivity slowdown was featured in the Journal of Economic Literature.\n\nInitially introduced to the company during his time at Oxford, Julian joined Macrocosm full-time in 2024. Integrating his unique combination of quantitative and business experience, he simulates financial risks in the energy industry and translates those findings into actionable insights for clients.",links:[{label:"LinkedIn",href:"https://www.linkedin.com/in/julian-winkler-29a099307"},{label:"Google Scholar",href:"https://scholar.google.com/citations?user=el0ke4AAAAAJ&hl=en"},{label:"INET Oxford",href:"https://www.inet.ox.ac.uk/people/julian-winkler"}]},{name:"Maarten Scholl",suffix:"PhD",role:"Quant Researcher",group:"Core Team",team:"Science",img:"/team/maarten-scholl.webp",pos:"50% 2%",z:1,ty:0,bio:"Maarten is a Researcher at Macrocosm. He holds a Doctor of Philosophy in Computer Science from the University of Oxford, where he worked at INET Oxford under the supervision of Doyne and Prof. Anisoara Calinescu. Like several of his colleagues, he was helping to build the intellectual foundations of Macrocosm before the company was born.\n\nMuch of Maarten's research explores whether strategies in a market are competing, cooperating, or locked in predator-prey dynamics, depending on how capital flows between them. His paper on market ecology was published in Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences and has shaped how complexity economists think about market failure.\n\nSince he joined us in 2025, Maarten has brought to Macrocosm a rare depth of computational knowledge as we develop agent-based models that can take on the world economy. Previously, he interned in AI Research at J.P. Morgan and worked as an External Consultant for the European Central Bank.\n\nWhen he's not at his computer, Maarten is out in nature.",links:[{label:"LinkedIn",href:"https://nl.linkedin.com/in/maartenscholl"},{label:"Google Scholar",href:"https://scholar.google.com/citations?user=rjO7qfYAAAAJ&hl=en"},{label:"Personal website",href:"https://www.maartenscholl.com/"}]},{name:"Sebastian Towers",role:"AI Research Scientist",group:"Core Team",team:"Science",img:"/team/sebastian-towers.webp",pos:"center 100%",z:1.05,ty:-25,bio:"Sebastian is an AI Researcher at Macrocosm. He holds a Master's degree in Mathematics and Computer Science and is a PhD candidate at the University of Oxford, in the Foerster Lab for AI Research and the Engineered Biotechnology Research Group in the Department of Engineering Science, specializing in hardware-accelerated simulations of evolutionary systems.\n\nFrom reinforcement learning and multi-agent AI to antibody design and supply chain modeling, Sebastian's research focuses on leveraging artificial intelligence to decode complex adaptive systems. At Macrocosm, he applies this expertise to the development of large-scale, agent-based economic models. By integrating machine learning methodologies into these simulations, his work allows us to uncover emergent behaviors and understand the world at scale.\n\nWhen he's not working, Sebastian can be found performative reading, arguing with a chatbot, or sinking into a gratuitously complex video game.",links:[{label:"LinkedIn",href:"https://www.linkedin.com/in/sebastiantowers/"}]},{name:"Praveen C. Devarajan",role:"Data Engineer",group:"Core Team",team:"Engineering",img:"/team/praveen-devarajan.png",pos:"60% 100%",z:1.35,ty:-30,bio:"Praveen is a Data Engineer at Macrocosm. He holds a Master's degree in Computational Analysis and Public Policy from the University of Chicago, where he was both a Bartlett Research Fellow and a DRW Fellow. At UChicago, he worked with faculty at the Energy and Environment Lab, applying machine learning to predict violations of the Clean Air Act and studying the effects of time-of-use pricing on energy consumption.\n\nPraveen came to Macrocosm in 2023, driven by the conviction that data infrastru
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