XinRan is the Head of Science and Research at UNDO, focused on building and maintaining a world-leading science and research team to deliver bleeding-edge research in the field of enhanced rock weathering. Prior to joining UNDO, XinRan worked for over a decade as a professional hunter of the invisible, specialising in Dark Matter and Neutrinos with a focus on large-scale, low-background detector construction. XinRan worked on the LUX-ZEPLIN Dark Matter experiment and was instrumental in the establishment of the UK’s deep underground material assay facility. As such, XinRan has worked with the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) to review standards used in soil radionuclide contamination measurements.  XinRan is deeply passionate about science engagement and outreach. He currently leads the Remote³ project which enables pupils from schools in the most remote parts of Scotland to build, program and operate miniature Mars Rovers in the STFC Mars Yard at the Boulby Underground Laboratory.