Benjamin Salles is the creator and curator of the Facebook SciComm page Science Actually, for which he makes daily science memes, monthly top ten lists, and uses it as a platform to speak with other science enthusiasts.

Benjamin also loves 'counting things that don't need counting', and one of his favorite hobbies is making data visualizations about, well, anything - he's made a map of the Solar System that looks like the famous London Underground map which has been published and presented in conferences around the world, created a customizable Perseverance Mars Rover parachute that you can print at home, counted every single drink James Bond had in every film and learned that a martini is not his favorite, and he's even built an interactive chart of every single time he's done the dishes to perfection in an event he's called a Dish Singularity. On his bookshelf are The Physics of Baseball, The Physics of Superheroes, and Carl Sagan's Cosmos.

Benjamin's a husband, father of three, the glowing center of his dog's universe, sub-par handyman, reluctant little league coach, lover of Lego (just the space sets), and a militant believer that a hot dog is not a sandwich and that Pluto is a planet.