Dr Mary Abraham is a paediatric endocrinologist, a clinical researcher at Perth Children's Hospital and Telethon Kids Institute, WA with her work in the field of technology in Type 1 diabetes. She was the recipient of the ADS Lindsey Baudinet rising Star Award in Type 1 Diabetes Research 2022.

Liam Collins is a Diabetes Nurse Practitioner from St Vincent's Hospital, Sydney, specialising in diabetes care for heart and lung transplant recipients, heamodialysis patients, and vulnerable population groups.

Dr Patrice Forner is a second year Endocrinology Advanced Trainee, currently completing a core year in transplant endocrinology at St Vincent's Hospital, Sydney. She has a keen interest in many aspects of endocrinology including diabetes and metabolic medicine, pituitary disorders and bone and calcium disorders.

Dr Patrice Forner is a second year Endocrinology Advanced Trainee, currently completing a core year in transplant endocrinology at St Vincent's Hospital, Sydney. She has a keen interest in many aspects of endocrinology including diabetes and metabolic medicine, pituitary disorders and bone and calcium disorders.

With a career spanning three decades, Nola Harrington, a dedicated Registered Nurse and Credentialed Diabetes Educator, has focused her expertise on empowering individuals with diabetes. With a strong passion for working with young people affected by Type 1 diabetes, Nola has spent a significant portion of her career at the Perth Children's Hospital, helping them live their best everyday life. Her humility and commitment to practical solutions shine through as she guides patients through the complexities of diabetes management. Nola's legacy is a testament to her heartfelt dedication to improving lives, especially for the youth with diabetes. Regards Nola Harrington

Dr Edith Holloway is a Research Fellow at the Australian Centre of Behavioural Research in Diabetes. Her research focuses on improving the emotional well-being among adults living with diabetes, including up-skilling health professionals in evidence-based strategies. She has an interest in evaluating novel ways to translate research findings into practice.

Dr Katherine Hughes is a second year Basic Physician Trainee working in Fiona Stanley Hospital, Perth. She graduated from Trinity College Dublin in 2019 and since that time has worked in Endocrinology in both Dublin and Perth. She hopes to train in Endocrinology in Asutralia following the BPT exams.

Alicia Jenkins is an adult endocrinologist and clinician researcher with interests in prediction and prevention of diabetes complications and in Type 1 diabetes, including the use of adjunct therapy and technology. She leads a research group at the Baker Heart and Diabetes Institute.

Alicia Jenkins is an adult endocrinologist and clinician researcher with interests in prediction and prevention of diabetes complications and in Type 1 diabetes, including the use of adjunct therapy and technology. She leads a research group at the Baker Heart and Diabetes Institute.

Hanna Jones is a Basic Physician Trainee Year 2 at St Vincent's Hospital Melbourne with an interest in Endocrinology and Diabetes.

Dr Mervyn Kyi is an endocrinologist and general physician at the Royal Melbourne Hospital, and clinical lead of inpatient diabetes service at the Northern Hospital. He completed his PhD on early intervention models of diabetes care in hospital and he is a current member of ADS In-Hospital Diabetes Management Subcommittee.

Bella Lamaro is currently a 4th year medical student at the University of New South Wales, completing her Honours year at St Vincent’s Hospital Sydney. Her research is focused on investigating the potential for adjunctive GLP-1 receptor agonists to address management challenges faced by individuals with type 1 diabetes.

Dr Minh Le is a Medical Registrar at the Royal Melbourne Hospital with a keen interest in Endocrinology

Prof Magliano is head of the Diabetes and Population Health group at Baker Heart and Diabetes Institute with over 17 years experience as a diabetes epidemiologist. She heads the GLOBODIAB collaboration of 17 countries reporting trends in diabetes incidence and mortality. She is the chair of the IDF Diabetes Atlas.

Dr Kelly McGorm has been working on the national ENDIA (ENvironmental Determinants of Islet Autoimmunity) Study since 2016. Participating family and research coordinator engagement is her primary remit. She chairs the coordinator and community & consumer involvement groups for the ENDIA Study as well as maintains the website and socials.

Senior medial student at Linköping University. This research was conducted during a research elective at St Vincent's hospital in Melbourne under the supervision of Professor Johnny Ludvigsson, University of Linköping and Professor Alicia Jenkins, SVH Melbourne, University of Melbourne, Baker Heart and Diabetes Institute and AVADI.

Moa Seger is a senior medical student at University of Linköping, Sweden, and this research was conducted during a research elective at St Vincent’s Hospital Melbourne, University of Melbourne, under the supervision of Professor Johnny Ludvigsson, University of Linköping and Professor Alicia Jenkins, St Vincent’s Hospital Melbourne, University of Melbourne, Baker Heart and Diabetes Institute and AVADI.

Nehal Singh is a research assistant working across projects examining models of care for chronic diseases. Nehal has a research background with a focus on healthcare systems, implementation sciences, clinical and health psychology.

Dr Mahesh Umapathysivam is and endocrinologist and researcher based in Adelaide, South Australia. He has DPhil from the University of Oxford in genetics of type 2 diabetes. His research interests include diabetes physiology, genetics, GLP-1 and SGLT2i.

Dr Alex Yao is a general medicine advanced trainee interested in endocrinology at the Royal Melbourne Hospital in Melbourne.