Dr Jennifer Snaith is an Endocrinologist and post-doctoral researcher. She leads the young adult diabetes service at St Vincent’s Hospital, Sydney. Her research interest is the intersection between type 1 diabetes, metabolic and cardiovascular health. She was awarded the UNSW Dean’s Award for her PhD, a study of the effect of metformin on muscle and liver insulin resistance in T1D. She conducts adjunctive therapies clinical trials in T1D, including INTIMET study (metformin), RESET1 (semaglutide) and TIRTLE (tirzepatide). Jen’s post-doctoral work is a supported by Breakthrough T1D Australia (Rebecca Davies Fellowship).

Dr Luke Ephraums is an endocrinology advanced trainees in South Australia working in the Northern Adelaide Local Health Network.

Dr Morrison is an exercise physiologist and senior research fellow at the University of Melbourne, focussing on the interface of type 1 diabetes, technology and exercise. Dr Morrison's other research interests include glucose metabolism, muscle physiology and nutrition.

Lucas is a research assistant working with the Diabetes Technology Research Group based at St Vincent's Hospital, Melbourne. He is a medical student who is interested in metabolism and endocrinology.

Dr Barb Paldus is an Endocrinologist and Senior Clinical Research Fellow with the University of Melbourne and St Vincent’s Hospital Diabetes Technology Research Group. Barb has special clinical and research interests in the application of diabetes technologies to the management of type 1 diabetes particularly during exercise. Beyond her consultancy roles at several Victorian public hospitals she has completed a PhD at the University of Melbourne, focusing on advancing automated insulin delivery and other innovative technologies for optimal type 1 diabetes management during exercise. With numerous publications in diabetes technology, Barb has earned multiple scholarships and awards in this domain and presented both nationally and internationally.