Dr Fatemeh Adili is a knowledgeable and skilful Diabetes Educator who works at Underwood Family Doctors. Fatemeh has been working with people with diabetes in different stages. The clients find her very caring and supportive.

Dr Ali is an endocrinologist and PhD candidate at the University of Melbourne. Her research focuses on the genetics of diabetes and precision medicine.

He holds a Master's in Public Health Nutrition, conducted large epidemiological studies on association between diet and chronic conditions (obesity, type-2 diabetes). Now pursuing a PhD, his research explores the role of luminal administration of nutrients (amino acids and calcium) on energy intake and blood glucose in type 2 diabetes.

He holds a Master degree in Public Health Nutrition, conducting epidemiological studies on the association between diet and chronic conditions (obesity, diabetes). Now pursuing a PhD, his research explores the role of luminal administration of nutrients (amino acids and calcium) on energy intake and blood glucose in type 2 diabetes.

Emma Armstrong is a senior diabetes and endocrinology dietitian at The Royal Melbourne Hospital. She has ten years of international clinical experience in Australia and the United Kingdom.

Maria Bilal is a first-year Endocrinology Advance Trainee at Campbelltown Hospital.

Dr Malcolm Borg is an Endocrine Advanced Trainee and Clinical Associate Lecturer. He completed his MBBS with Honours (titled Gastrointestinal mechanisms underlying glucose lowering by metformin in type 2 diabetes) at the University of Adelaide and Basic Physician Training in the Central Adelaide Local Health Network.

Anapaula is a Dietitian certified as Diabetes Educator by the Mexican Diabetes Association. She has previously worked as a Nutrition Advisor for Gatorade Sports Science Institute. Currently, she is pursuing a PhD at the Mary MacKillop Institute for Health Research, studying the effects of exercise and diet on glucose metabolism.

Christopher Chan is an Endocrinology Advanced Trainee at Westmead Hospital, Sydney. He graduated from the University of Sydney in 2016 with Honours, and has undertaken his medical training at Nepean Hospital and Concord Hospital. He is a Clinical Associate Lecturer at the University of Sydney.

Ms Crosswell is an Indigenous researcher passionate about health equity for diabetes in NZ

Ms Crosswell is an Indigenous researcher within the Medical Research Centre with a passion and interest in health equity research.

Dr Aiden Cheung is a General Medicine Advanced Trainee at Campbelltown Hospital in Sydney who has interests in Endocrinology and metabolic health.

Consultant Emeritus, Department of Diabetes and Endocrinology, Westmead Hospital

Consultant Emeritus, Department of Diabetes and Endocrinology, Westmead Hospital

Timothy Choi is a final year medical student at Western Sydney University who started this project during his third year. He has interests in the fields of endocrinology, emergency medicine and anaesthetics.

Maria is a CDE, a graduate in Information Technology and completed her PhD at University of Sydney. Maria is the data manager for RPAH Diabetes Centre and has specialised in IT relating to diabetes, data sets and database management. Her interest is youth onset type 2 diabetes and Atypical diabetes.

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

Gideon Meyerowitz-Katz is an epidemiologist and science writer who works in chronic disease.

Dr Jialing Lin is an early-career epidemiologist with over five years of research experience. Her research focuses on using large administrative health datasets to understand the real-world use, benefits and harms of medicines and vaccines and explore how national policies impact health outcomes.

Michael Fogarty is a registrar working in Endocrinology at Albury Wodonga Health. He will finish the clinical year with the Royal Melbourne Department of Diabetes and Endocrinology. Originally from Melbourne, he studied in Sydney, and has worked in the Illawarra-Shoalhaven, Alfred and Albury Wodonga Health Networks.

A resident medical officer currently working in Royal Perth Hospital. Keen interest in Endocrinology particularly in the management of Diabetes Mellitus.

Frank is a final-year endocrinology advanced trainee and is currently undertaking a PhD through the University of Melbourne and Austin Health. He has a particular interest in the prevention and management of diabetic complications.

Annette Gilet completed a Bachelor of Nursing in 2003. Completed Graduate Certificate in Diabetes Management and Education in 2007. Practicing as a Diabetes Educator for over 15 years. Currently employed at the Illawarra Shoalhaven Diabetes Service as a Clinical Nurse Specialist Grade 2.

Ms Ray Lau is a final year medical student at the University of Sydney. Her interests include patient experience and health care system co-design with consumers. She has a strong interest in models of care for health care delivery of gestational diabetes, type 1 and type 2 diabetes in pregnancy.

Mitchell received his honours from the University of Melbourne and is part of the research team at the Department of Gastroenterology and Hepatology at the Royal Melbourne Hospital

Second year Endocrinology Advanced Trainee, working at Sir Charles Gairdner Hospital, Perth, WA. Passionate about Diabetes management, particularly Type 1 Diabetes.

Dr Annabelle Hayes is a final year Endocrinology Advanced Trainee at St Vincent's Hospital, Sydney. She completed her first two years of training at the Queen Elizabeth Hospital, Royal Adelaide Hospital and Flinders Medical Centre.

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.

Dr Lian Huynh is a basic physician trainee from South Australia. She is interested in pursuing endocrinology as a career.

Dr. Fatima Iqbal is a diligent basic physician trainee with a passion for endocrinology and an interest in diabetes. Her dedication lies in advancing knowledge and improving patient outcomes. In her free time, she prioritises maintaining fitness, recognising the link between physical well-being and professional success.

Prof Karin Jandeleit-Dahm is the Deputy head of the Diabetes Department at Monash University and Leibniz Chair at the German Diabetes Centre. She is a clinician scientist and her research focuses on early detection and prevention as well as better treatments for diabetic complications, specifically kidney disease in diabetes.

Pieter Jansen is staff specialist Diabetes and Endocrinology at the Princess Alexandra Hospital and senior lecturer for the University of Queensland. He has a strong interest in community-based models of care to improve diabetes care for the broader community and alleviate disparities in health outcomes.

David is an endocrine Advanced Trainee at Townsville University Hospital.

Kamruzzaman's primary aim is to understand the gastrointestinal and nutritional factors interrelated with diabetes related health and well-being among individuals with type 2 diabetes. His focus is to explore and develop the novel strategies for both the prevention and management of diabetes.

Ray Kelly is a Kamilaroi man and Exercise Physiologist with 32 years experience in health. He has been a trailblazer for lifestyle based programs for the prevention and management of type 2 diabetes, achieving health outcomes in remote communities that are the envy of many medical services in major cities.

Shejil Kumar is a final year advanced trainee/fellow at Royal North Shore Hospital, Sydney. He is conducting a PhD in osteoporosis and musculoskeletal health and also has broad interests in diabetes, thyroid cancer, and functional neuroendocrine tumours and genetics.

Natalie is the Research & Program Development Manager at Diabetes SA and is responsible for leading a variety of research activities for the purposes of building an evidence base for the prevention, early detection and management of diabetes.

Natalie is the Research & Program Development Manager at Diabetes SA and is responsible for leading a variety of research activities for the purposes of building an evidence base for the prevention, early detection and management of 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.

Dr Vaany Mayuran is a Basic Physician Trainee in Westmead Hospital, with an interest in Endocrinology.

Timothy Middleton is a Sydney-trained endocrinologist who works at the Royal Prince Alfred Hospital Diabetes Centre and the Collaborative Centre for Cardiometabolic Health in Psychosis. He completed his PhD in the field of young-onset type 2 diabetes and he has a particular interest in emerging technologies in diabetes management.

Zinat has completed her PhD at the University of Adelaide. Today she is presenting the findings of her last project.

Dr Divia Mohandas is a second year General medicine Advanced trainee at Launceston hospital. She has a passion for Endocrinology and hopes to complete dual training in General medicine and Endocrinology. Her main areas of interest include diabetes, obesity and bone health.

Rachel Newson is an epidemiologist with over 25 years of experience. She is currently Director of Real World Evidence covering the NAPAC region at Lilly.

Rachel is an epidemiologist and neuropsychologist. She is the RWE director for North Asia Pacific at Eli Lilly and Co.

Dr Rachel Newson is the RWE lead for NAPAC at Eli Lilly and Co. She has 25 years experience in the field with direct research interests in diabetes, cardiovascular disease, neurology and patient reported outcomes.

Professor Hiddo Heerspink is a Clinical Pharmacologist at Department of Clinical Pharmacy and Pharmacology at University Medical Center Groningen, the Netherlands; and visiting professor at the UNSW Sydney. He leads and participates in clinical trials focused on renal and cardiovascular complications of T2DM. (note - no author present at ADC)

Kanchana Perera holds a Master of Science in Medical Statistics from Auckland University. As a biostatistician, she has extensive international research in the fields of leukaemia, cardiovascular, and military suicide prevention. Currently in her 1st year of her Ph.D., her research focusses on ethnic differences in diabetes in New Zealand.

Dr. Cecilia Pham, an Endocrinologist and PhD candidate at the University of Melbourne. Her research explores the the relationship between glycaemic variability, sleep disruptions, and their effects on metabolic, emotional, and well-being aspects in individuals with diabetes.

Dr Phillips is Director of Endocrinology at the Queensland Diabetes and Endocrine Centre, Mater Hospital, Brisbane. Her research interests include the interaction between gut and glycaemia, glycaemic control in the ICU, postprandial hypotension and broader scale epidemiological data-linkage work with a subspecialty interest in inborn errors of metabolism.

Aruni is the Diabetes Prevention Officer with WSD. An overseas trained medical practitioner, chose community education in chronic diseases for non-government sector after migrating. Completed UTS Graduate Certificate in Diabetes Education & Management. She won Roche Best New Presenter Award for work with priority populations at ADEA session, ADC 2022.

Dr Dara Lancaster is a General Practitioner who undertook this work for her Honours thesis awarded by the University of Adelaide.

Dr Samuel Reilly is currently the full-time registrar for the Same Day Service at the Cairns Diabetes Centre.

Greg is a clinical pharmacist and self-confessed clinical research addict across a number of areas. Lying within this addiction is a passionate curiosity regarding the inner workings of malglycaemia in hospitalized patients – both hyper and hypoglycaemia - and their relationship with hospital outcomes.

Dr. Emily Robertson and Dr. Mitsi Blazos are second year Basic Physician Trainees at The Alfred Hospital who wish to pursue a career in Endocrinology. Mitsi and Emily are passionate about diabetes and improving outcomes and the quality of life of people living with diabetes.

Anna has graduated with a Bachelor in Nutrition and Dietetics (Exercise science), a Masters in Health Education and Promotion and completed her PhD in Public Health Nutrition. Anna has worked developing and implementing nutrition and health programs across Australia and her current fellowship involves investigating mhealth pathways.

Dr Julian Sacre is a senior postdoctoral research officer with the Clinical Diabetes and Epidemiology group at the Baker Heart and Diabetes Institute. His work focuses on improving risk prediction for cardiorenal and other complications of type 2 diabetes.

Forough is mainly supervised by Prof. Magliano at Baker Institute. She graduated from Tehran University and has been awarded Monash Graduate Scholarship. Forough’s work involves utilising datasets to investigate progression of complications among young-adult-onset T2DM. She has a strong interest in diabetes risk factors, and how these influence diabetes complications.

Dr Brian Tran is an endocrinology advanced trainee at Westmead Hospital. He graduated from the University of Sydney and has had training previously at Nepean Hospital.

Anggi is an RN and assistant professor in adult nursing in Universitas Gadjah Mada, Indonesia and now pursuing a Ph.D in Taipei Medical University with a full scholarship from Taiwan. Anggi’s research and clinical interests extend across endocrinology nursing, non-communicable diseases, health behavior, positive health, and transcultural nursing.

Dr Wicks is a specialist physician and PhD candidate based in Alice Springs. Her areas of research focus on providing better healthcare to Aboriginal peoples of Central Australia through contributions to understanding intergenerational and atypical diabetes as well as intercultural relationships and communication.

Since joining SPC, Dr Si has been leading in providing technical support for prevention and control of NCDs in the Pacific region. Prior to this, he worked as Research Fellow in the University of Sydney, Director of Public Health in Nauru, and Public Health Physican in the international organisations.

Ms. Chunjie Xiang is a Ph.D. student at Southeast University and is supported by China Scholarship Council to undertake a 24-month visiting study at Adelaide University. Her research focuses on understanding the important role of the gut in glucose metabolism in both health and type 2 diabetes.

Dr Mikey Xie is a final year Endocrinology Advanced Trainee currently at Westmead Hospital.

Wendy Yap graduated from the University of Nottingham (UK) with BMedSci (Hons), BMBS and MRCP (UK). In 2019, she came to Western Australia and is currently a General Medicine Advanced Trainee in Fiona Stanley Hospital, Perth, Western Australia. She aspires to be a dual trained Endocrinology and General Medicine physician.

Abby Yu is the Pharmacist Team Leader for Surgery and Preadmission Clinic at Royal Brisbane and Women's Hospital. She has a special interest in optimising perioperative diabetes care, and was instrumental in developing Australia's first dedicated preoperative diabetes optimisation clinic. Her PhD studies is focussed on evaluating the clinic's effectiveness.

Dr Panchalee Perera is a junior medical officer (PGY3) with an interest in endocrinology.