Dr Briony Shaw is a clinical and laboratory haematologist (Monash Health) and NHMRC-funded PhD candidate (Monash University) focusing on piloting a home blood transfusion program for haematology patients. She has a particular passion for managing elderly patients and improving supportive care in haematological malignancy.

Dr Jamie Kuzich is a clinical haematologist at the Peter MacCallum Cancer Centre & Royal Melbourne Hospital, where he works within the CAR-T and lymphoma streams. He is currently completing a PhD investigating CAR T cell resistance mechanisms, supervised by Prof Mark Dawson.

Jad Othman is an early career haematologist from Royal North Shore Hospital. He has an interest in AML, molecular genomics and MRD. He has recently completed a fellowship with the UK NCRI MRD group at Guy's Hospital and Kings College London, which was generously supported by HSANZ.

Antonia Reale, a post-doc at the Myeloma Research Group, Monash University in Melbourne, completed her MD in 2010 and specialized in Medical Oncology in Bari-IT. Her research focuses on understanding the role of EVs in MM. Dr Reale has numerous peer-reviewed publications and has presented at national and international conferences.

Dr Trung Ngo is a joint haematology trainee at Monash Health. He has interests in malignant haematology and its intersect with the rapidly expanding field of molecular pathology. His research is based at Monash's Genetics and Molecular Pathology (GMP) laboratory.

Dr Rebecca Wayte is the current bone marrow transplantation and cellular therapy fellow at Royal Prince Alfred Hospital in Sydney. She trained at Royal Prince Alfred, Westmead and Concord Hospitals and has a particular interest in transplantation and cellular therapies.