Bryson Voirin

Bryson Voirin is a prominent scientific consultant and projects manager specializing in low-Earth orbit tracking at the Max Planck Institute. He holds a diverse background that includes significant expertise in wildlife neuroscience, particularly in the study of sloths, as well as experience in various scientific and management roles.

Educational Background

• Ph.D. in Wildlife Neuroscience: Universität Konstanz
• B.A. in Zoology/Animal Biology: New College of Florida (double major)
• Fulbright Fellowship: Experimental Ecology at Universität Ulm

Professional Experience

• Max Planck Institute: Currently serves as a Scientific Consultant and Projects Manager for low-Earth orbit tracking.
• Research Fellow: Focused on sustainability and canopy projects, including work as a drone pilot at the California Academy of Sciences.
• Junior Research Scientist: Max Planck Institute for Ornithology.
• Television Presenter: Freelance work that includes scientific communication.
• Visiting Researcher: Charles Darwin Foundation for the Galapagos Islands.
• Research Fellow: Smithsonian Institution.

Bryson is known for his empathetic approach and ability to connect with diverse audiences, emphasizing the importance of public engagement in science. His work not only contributes to scientific research but also aims to promote biodiversity and conservation efforts globally.1