Erika Angarita is a research assistant at Thuenen Institute, the Federal Research Institute for Rural Areas, Forestry and Fisheries in Germany, based in Braunschweig. Her inter and transdisciplinary interest include participation in Living Labs in the context of agri-food systems in Europe, in projects such as Agroecology for Europe (AE4EU) and currently in the European partnership on accelerating farming systems transition through agroecology Living Labs and Research Infrastructures." Olivier Ejderyan is a human geographer and group leader at FiBL, the Research institute of Organic Agriculture in Frick, Switzerland. His research focuses mainly on the interplay between the social, technology and nature to construct liveable worlds. He has coordinated transdisciplinary research projects on river management, geo-energy and more recently on the role of technology in organic agri-food systems. Mª Helena Guimarães is a Senior Researcher at the Mediterranean Institute for Agriculture, Environment, and Development (MED) at the University of Évora and a member of the Global Change and Sustainability Institute (CHANGE). Her research focuses on the interactions between humans and nature from a social-ecological perspective. She is actively engaged in the coproduction of knowledge to inform actions aimed at transforming social-ecological systems. Governance has become a central theme in her work, as many of the challenges she addresses stem from the ways people and institutions interact. In 2016 she started a dialogue platform that, after 8 years, still serves as a transdisciplinary problem framing space. In 2021, she co-edited the book Governance for Mediterranean Silvopastoral Systems, the first publication to explore the human dimension of these systems in detail. Helena also serves on the leadership board of the ITD Alliance, she is a member of the executive committee and contributes to the working group on Integration Experts and Expertise. BinBin Jiang Pearce is an assistant professor for policy analysis and design at Delft University of Technology, in the Faculty of Technology, Policy and Management, based in the Netherlands. Her research interests include public participation processes in the energy transition, policy design for the energy transition, collaborative decision making for sustainable development, joint problem framing processes, and developing curriculum by integrating systems and design thinking. Christian Pohl is an expert in theories, methods and tools for understanding and navigating transdisciplinary research processes. He was funding co-director of td-net of the Swiss Academies of Arts and Sciences and is co-director of TdLab of the Department of Environmental Systems Science at ETH Zurich. In his research he studies transdisciplinary projects in the field of sustainable development and explores tools to support knowledge co-production.