Dr Harshal Deshmukh is a consultant endocrinologist and researcher based in Queensland, Australia. His work focuses on diabetes, CGM technology, and endocrine disorders. He holds a PhD, CCT (UK) and FRACP.

Dhanushree is an Advanced Trainee working in Endocrinology, with an interest in improving everyday clinical workflows for endocrinologists and colleagues. She focuses on practical, system-level changes to enhance efficiency and resource allocation in inpatient care, and is passionate about translating bedside experience into meaningful improvements in decision-making and service delivery.

Dr Aniket Nadkarni is an intensive care specialist at Austin Health, with special interests in glycaemic control and neuro-critical care. He commenced his PhD through the University of Adelaide in 2023, with a thesis titled 'Mitigating the short and long-term complications of stress hyperglycaemia in the critically ill'.

Ray Wang is an Endocrinologist whose clinical and research interests include diabetes technologies, inpatient diabetes care, and diabetic kidney disease. Ray is a current PhD candidate at the University of Melbourne, and is investigating the application of diabetes technologies within the acute hospital setting.

Angela is a penultimate year medical student at the University of Sydney with a background in data science. They are passionate about translational research and using data to inform system-level change and improve patient care. They aim to pursue a career combining clinical practice with research and health policy development.

Dr Landy Wu is an Advanced Trainee and the Diabetes Research Registrar at Austin Health and the University of Melbourne. Landy is passionate about clinical and translational research in diabetes to innovate and advocate for improved clinical care. She is committed to quality improvement, risk management, and policy change to optimise patient outcomes.

Dr Tuong Phan is a clinician researcher with an interest in perioperative outcomes including glycemic control

Professor Elif Ekinci is a clinician scientist and an academic endocrinologist working to translate research into improved outcomes for people with type 1 and type 2 diabetes. Her research is focused on the pathophysiology, prevention, detection and treatment of diabetes and its complications in humans.