Xuan Che is a Year 5 student at the NUS High School of Mathematics and Science in Singapore with a keen interest in biogeography, foreign affairs, and astronomy. He is passionate about deepening regional understanding, both through science education and dialogue on Southeast Asia’s place in the world. Outside of school, he can often be found exploring forests in search of native plants or photographing nature and the night sky.

Contact: neoxuanche@seayan.org

Kieran is a Year 5 Student at the NUS High School of Mathematics and Science in Singapore. An avid astronomy enthusiast, he is more accustomed to dark than light, and takes relish in astrophotography, if weather permits. Having executed numerous astronomy workshops for various target audiences, Kieran takes interest in using science communication in novel ways to make complex topics accessible to the layman. His favourite branch of physics is fluid dynamics.

Contact: kieranho@seayan.org

Xianqi is a JC1 student at Hwa Chong Institution (College Section) in Singapore with a deep fascination for both the stars above and the communities on the ground. She is currently learning sign language to better bridge the Deaf and hearing communities, and enjoys working across cultures to build meaningful connections — something she hopes to extend to her role in SEAYAN. Beyond astronomy, she takes an active interest in economics and current affairs, driven by curiosity about how systems, whether social or scientific, shape the world.