User:Quaenuncabibis

Name
"Quae nunc abibis" is a line take from Hadrian's last poem starting with the line animula vagula blandula.

Editathon contribution
Co-organiser of the following Wikipedia Editathons:
 * EPFL goes Wikipedia
 * EPFL Editathon on Women in Science
 * Diversithon: Editathon on Diversity
 * Sustainabilithon: Editathon on Sustainability

Initiated articles on behalf of EPFL
The articles listed are initiated on behalf of EPFL on subjects and objects from the wider range of the EPFL.
 * 1) Françoise Gisou van der Goot, Dutch cell biologist
 * 2) Olaf Blanke, German neurologist and neuroscientist
 * 3) Matthias Lütolf, Swiss biomedical engineer
 * 4) Claudia R. Binder, Swiss interdisciplinary scientist
 * 5) Christophe Van Gerrewey, Belgian architectural and literary theorist, writer and architect
 * 6) Suliana Manley, American biophysicist
 * 7) Wendy Lee Queen, America chemist and material scientist
 * 8) Marcel Salathé, Swiss modeler and digital epidemiologist ‎
 * 9) Melanie Blokesch, German microbiologist
 * 10) Joachim Lingner, Swiss molecular biologist
 * 11) Wulfram Gerstner, German neuroscientist
 * 12) Aleksandra Radenovic, Swiss-Croatian bioengineer
 * 13) Carmela Troncoso, Spanish telecommunication engineer and privacy expert
 * 14) Alexander Mathis, Austrian neuroscientist
 * 15) Yimon Aye, American chemist and molecular biologist
 * 16) Raffaella Buonsanti, Italian chemist
 * 17) David Suter (biologist), Swiss molecular biologist
 * 18) Mathias Payer, Liechtensteinian computer scientist
 * 19) Pavan Ramdya, American neuroscientist
 * 20) Giulia Tagliabue, Italian mechanical engineer
 * 21) Xile Hu, Swiss chemist
 * 22) Pierre Gönczy, Swiss-Italian cell biologist
 * 23) Andrew Oates, Australian-British biologist and embryologist
 * 24) Mohammad Khaja Nazeeruddin, Swiss chemist and materials scientist
 * 25) Michael Herzog, German neuroscientist
 * 26) Roland Tormey, Irish Sociologist
 * 27) Marinella Mazzanti, Italian chemist
 * 28) Majed Chergui, Swiss-French physicist
 * 29) John Martin Kolinski, US-American applied physicist
 * 30) Rolf Gruetter, Swiss physicist specialized in magnetic resonance
 * 31) Luisa Lambertini, Italian international finance researcher
 * 32) Sylvie Roke, Dutch photochemist
 * 33) Didier Guzzoni, Swiss computer scientist and inventor of Siri
 * 34) Damir Filipovic, Swiss mathematician
 * 35) Jean-Pierre Hubaux, Swiss-Belgian computer scientist spezialised in security and privacy
 * 36) Zhu Jieping, French chemist specialized in total synthesis
 * 37) Niels Quack, Swiss and German engineer
 * 38) Auke Ijspeert, Swiss-Dutch roboticist and neuroscientist
 * 39) Kevin Sivula, American chemical engineer
 * 40) Dimitri Van De Ville, Swiss-Belgian computer scientist and neuroscientist
 * 41) Michael Lehning, German geologist and atmospheric scientist
 * 42) Luc Thévenaz, Swiss physicist specialized in fibre optics
 * 43) Jean-Louis Scartezzini, Swiss building physicist specialized in daylighting
 * 44) Vincent Kaufmann, Swiss sociologist and urbanist
 * 45) Michel Bierlaire, Swiss-Belgian mathematician
 * 46) Gerardo Turcatti, Swiss-Uruguayan chemical biologist
 * 47) Pierre Magistretti, Italian physician and neuroscientist
 * 48) Julia Schmale, German atmospheric scientist
 * 49) Jean-Luc Sandoz, French-Swiss construction engineer and wood expert
 * 50) Gaétan de Rassenfosse, Belgian economist
 * 51) Lambert Sonna Momo, Swiss computer scientist and cryptographer
 * 52) Carlotta Guiducci, Italian bio-engineer
 * 53) Matthieu Wyart, French physicist
 * 54) Marc Gruber, German management researcher
 * 55) Edoardo Charbon, Swiss quantum engineer
 * 56) Matthias Grossglauser, Swiss communication engineer
 * 57) Giuseppe Carleo, Italian physicist
 * 58) Friedhelm Hummel, German neuroscientist and neurologist
 * 59) Dusan Licina, Serbian engineer
 * 60) Gaétan de Rassenfosse, Belgian economist
 * 61) Rüdiger Fahlenbrach, German economist
 * 62) Matthias Grossglauser, Swiss communication engineer
 * 63) Majed Chergui, Swiss and French physicist