The people who built this together

As Duologue's founding institution, City St George's shaped the original concept, led development from idea to deployment, and brought together the collective that built it.

A neuroscientist, entrepreneur, and technologist with a career spanning science communication, academic publishing and digital innovation. Timo brings organisational leadership and a deep understanding of how humans and machines learn.

An Oxford-educated philosopher, BBC broadcaster, and author of ten internationally translated books on critical thinking and digital culture. As Duologue's pedagogical lead, he provides the intellectual framework at the platform's core.

The Raspberry Pi Foundation's involvement in Duologue reflects their conviction of the need for young people from all backgrounds to develop a foundational understanding of AI technologies.

Creators of Mathematica and Wolfram|Alpha. As co-developers of the Computational Thinking module, Wolfram brings computational intelligence expertise and a long track record of making complex knowledge accessible to learners at every level.

Sage is a global academic publisher that champions new ideas and advances disciplines to drive social change. Sage publishes trusted, peer‑reviewed research on critical thinking across the social sciences, highlighting its importance in learning, work, and everyday decision‑making.

A strategy and design consultancy with deep experience in education and technology. Bond & Coyne leads the product development and brand of Duologue, shaping how the platform looks, feels, and communicates.

Baba Sheba is Professor of Digital Education and Transformation and Director of Digital Transformation at City St George’s, University of London, having previously served as Director of Digital Education at legacy St George’s.

Professor Susannah Quinsee is Vice President (Digital and Student Experience) and Senior Diversity Ambassador for Race Equality. She is leading on the University's response to digital transformation and how this will impact on the student experience.

Professor Elisabeth Hill joined City St George's, University of London as Deputy President in September 2022, becoming the Deputy President & Provost in 2024.

Professor Sir Anthony Finkelstein joined City St George's as the University’s President in June 2021.