Anwar, a Ph.D. candidate holding a Master's degree in Public Health, centers his research on minorities living with type II diabetes. His primary objective is to integrate and promote the use of web-based technology for self-management in this population.

Dr Attia is currently completing Basic Physician Training at Liverpool Hospital. She has a clinical and research interest in diabetes management and general endocrinology. Dr Lau is a senior Consultant Endocrinologist at Liverpool Hospital and a senior Fellow with the Liverpool Diabetes Collaboration and Ingham Institute of Applied Medical Research.

Rahul is an endocrinologist and general physician clinician-researcher and medical educator with special interests in diabetes in-hospital and digital health solutions. He is completing a PhD in diabetes in-hospital and has contributed over 60 research papers and conference abstracts to national and international journals and meetings.

Professor Chen is a young scholar who focuses on diabetes-related cardiovascular complications.

Anish is an endocrinologist at the Princess Alexandra Hospital and an early career researcher with the Queensland Digital Health Centre, The University of Queensland (UQ). He is interested in digital health solutions to redesign existing diabetes care models to improve the consumer experience and clinical outcomes that is cost effective.

Rebekah Crosswell, is a Research Officer for the University of Waikato, and has a background in biological, psychological and health sciences. Her career includes health, education and social work sectors. She is passionate about improving inequity in healthcare. Her specific areas of interest include Chronic disease management (Diabetes), Health education, Human behaviour (decision making), and supporting diabetes management in primary care whilst working with whanau for community lead services

Yi Shan is a first year endocrinology advanced trainee at Cairns Base Hospital. She completed Basic Physician Training at Royal Brisbane and Women's Hospital. Her interests include diabetes management, metabolic bone and thyroid disorders. She has signed up for her second marathon this year and is looking forward to it.

Gideon Meyerowitz-Katz is a chronic disease epidemiologist and health writer. He has recently completed his PhD with the University of Wollongong, and works in western Sydney on diabetes and related disease.

Dr Laura Donaldson is an endocrinology advanced trainee at the Royal Melbourne Hospital. She has completed research in diabetes technology and therapeutics as an endocrinology research fellow through St Vincent’s Hospital Melbourne and The University of Melbourne. Dr Donaldson hopes to provide endocrinology and diabetes care to regional Australia.

Dr Laura Donaldson is an endocrinology advanced trainee at the Royal Melbourne Hospital. She has completed research in diabetes technology and therapeutics as an endocrinology research fellow through St Vincent’s Hospital Melbourne and The University of Melbourne. Dr Donaldson hopes to provide endocrinology and diabetes care to regional Australia.

Dr Laura Donaldson is an endocrinology advanced trainee at the Royal Melbourne Hospital. She has completed research in diabetes technology and therapeutics as an endocrinology research fellow through St Vincent’s Hospital Melbourne and The University of Melbourne. Dr Donaldson hopes to provide endocrinology and diabetes care to regional Australia.

Ms.Ganapathy is a third year PhD student from the research group of Dr. Kenneth Cheng, The Hong Kong Polytechnic University, Hong Kong. Her research focus is on age associated adipose tissue dysfunction in metabolic disorders and cell signalling pathways.Thank you.

Fran Gehrmann is a final year Paediatric Endocrinology Trainee at Perth Children's Hospital. She is looking forward to embarking in a career in clinical research and a PhD with a focus on diabetes models of care and care delivery.

Belinda Gordge is a registered nurse with 23 years experience in the field of Diabetes. She works as a Clinical Nurse Specialist in the Diabetes Inpatient team at Christchurch Hospital, and as a Professional Practise Fellow at the University of Otago. Belinda has a Masters in Health Science.

Bella Halim currently works as endocrinology research fellow at St Vincent's Hospital Melbourne and University of Melbourne. Her projects are in technology in diabetes.

Sara has over 20 years’ experience of working in diabetes, including 53 publications in closed loop use in type 1, non-type 1, haemodialysis and inpatient care. Sara oversees operational activities and coordination of customer support, along with implementation and development of commercial and strategic relationships.

Dr Elizabeth Holmes-Truscott is a Senior Research Fellow at The Australian Centre for Behavioural Research in Diabetes. Her applied program of research focuses on identifying and reducing barriers to optimal self-care; understanding and addressing diabetes stigma, and; the promotion of person reported outcome assessment.

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Dr Jean Lu is a consultant endocrinologist and PhD candidate at St Vincent's Hospital Melbourne. Her primary research focus is on diabetes technologies and their role in improving the life of those living with diabetes.

Dr Mahfuza is an Endocrine Advanced Trainee with experience in clinical care and management of endocrine disorders. She completed her first year of advanced training at the Macquarie University Hospital, where she gained expertise in diagnosing and treating complex endocrine conditions. She completed her Basic Physician Training at Nepean Hospital

Miss Shama is a third-year Ph.D. student at the Department of Health Technology and Informatics, Hong Kong Polytechnic University. Her research area is focused on understanding the role of BCAA metabolism during obesity and type 2 diabetes.

Oana is an postdoctoral researcher in the Greg Brown Diabetes & Endocrinology Research Laboratory, at the University of Sydney, focusing on lipid metabolic dysfunction in Type 2 Diabetes Mellitus.

Anish is an endocrinologist at the Princess Alexandra Hospital and an early career researcher with the Queensland Digital Health Centre, The University of Queensland. He is interested in digital health solutions to redesign existing diabetes care models to improve the consumer experience and clinical outcomes that is cost effective.

Belinda’s clinical career lies within the fields of nursing, midwifery, and diabetes education. Belinda’s research career began with the ENDIA (Environmental Determinants of Islet Autoimmunity) Study. Belinda currently works on the FlashGM Study with Indigenous communities. Belinda recently completed a Master of Clinical Research and is studying Psychological Science.

Holly is a Diabetes Nurse Educator at the Royal Prince Alfred (RPA) Hospital Diabetes Centre. Her clinical interests are in type 1 diabetes, diabetes technology (insulin pump therapy, advanced hybrid closed-loop technology, and continuous glucose monitoring), and supporting the emotional health of those living with diabetes.

Dr Ben Nash is an Endocrinology Fellow at Austin Health and PhD candidate at the University of Melbourne. Having lived with type 1 diabetes for roughly two decades, Ben combines his training and lived experience with his passion for supporting others in the self-management of their diabetes.

Dr Huajing Ni is an Endocrinology Advanced Trainee at Macquarie University Hospital. She has previously trained at St George and Concord Hospitals. She is working towards optimising diabetes care and bone health in patients with chronic kidney disease and aspire to complete a Fellowship in Cardiometabolic Medicine.

Victoria is the leading dietitian at Western Sydney Diabetes, who is passionate about nutrition and healthy eating. Nothing gives her greater satisfaction than helping clients achieve their nutritional goal and witnessing the positive effects it has on their well being.

Victoria graduated from the University of Auckland with a Bachelor of Medicine and Surgery with distinction. She has undertaken her post-graduate training in Western Australia and is currently a dual trainee in Endocrinology and General Medicine. She is passionate about medical education and has a special interest in Obstetric Medicine.

Sumathy Ravi, program manager of Western Sydney Diabetes (WSD). Her PhD is exploring the effectiveness of virtual care in diabetes management with a focus on patients and health providers’ experience, benefits and behavioural changes. She has been involved in a number of successful projects of WSD models of care.

Ellen is a second year PhD student at Mater Research Institute – The University of Queensland, the Translational Research Institute (MRI-UQ, TRI). Her current project involves investigation of the role of glycogen in diabetic kidney disease (DKD) and mitochondrial dysfunction in DKD.

Dr Jason Wee is a resident and works at Fiona Stanley Hospital where he is undergoing basic physician training. His research and interest focus on medical education and diabetes care.

Dr Sylvia Ye is an advanced trainee in Endocrinology and General Medicine, and is interested in diabetes care across the spectrum from cardiovascular prevention, management of diabetes in chronic kidney disease, to the effects of diabetes on maternal and foetal outcomes in pregnancy.

Mr. Yu graduated from the College of Oriental Medicine at Wonkwang University in South Korea. Currently, he is pursuing a PhD at Jeonbuk National University Medical School.