Robin Hull was born in Switzerland and grew up in an English-speaking family in the Zurich highlands (Zürcher Oberland) and is chair of Hull’s School. He oversees the engagement and research activities of the Aldous Huxley Centre Zurich and as a curator for the International Aldous Huxley Society he is actively involved in the study of literature and philosophy.
Jamie is an assistant curator at the Aldous Huxley Museum, where he led the creation of the world’s first English Literature avatar, the Aldous Huxley AI exhibit. Originally from London, Jamie is a specialist in English Language, English Literature, and English as a Foreign Language and is Head of English at Hull’s School.
William is a teacher and fellow curator at the Aldous Huxley Centre and an Oxford graduate with a DPhil (PhD) in English from the University of Oxford. His areas of expertise include English literature, medieval and modern literary studies, Old English language and literature, and language and linguistics. He has held research and teaching positions at the Universities of Oxford, Bern and Zürich, and has published academic research in journals and books.
Tobias is a Research Fellow at the Aldous Huxley Centre, an Honorary Research Fellow at Birkbeck College, University of London and an award-winning scholar on the works of Flann O’Brien. He is responsible for coordinating the Centre’s research output and publishing its podcast.
